Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-18

ford spcrtsmen Get Much Game Department Commander Visits w. R. C.-FuneraI ef Eugene B. Young Growth Of Telephone Service.
 Mrs. Alfred l.. Reed entertained the members of the Nadel Arbeit club at her home on Hawkins street Tuesday afternoon.
 Manager ". L. Moran and Miss Bertha White, clerk in the local bus 4F3zs office, are among the s. N. E. T. company employees from towns in tnls section attending a company con1er- Charles Myers, injured by 8 30 foot fall from pole at Central Village last < Friday. is resting as confortaPly as can be Expected at his home on North Main street.
 George O. Thomas is making steady progress toward recovery after an s operation for appendicitis at a Hart
 Rev. W. D. swaf1eld will be at New Haven Saturday for the 1aie- Harvard football game.
 Over $1oo from Rummage Sale.
 ~.-~S r. Huntingdon. treasurer. re- ports receipts of more than $1O0 by Iu CIVIC r ederation from the rum mage sale it conducted, closing Tues day.
 John A. Richmond of Meriden was 8 visitor with friends in Danielson Iues-
 Applications for Savings Bonds.
 Assistant Postmaster Raymond Allen fs receiving numerous applications for postal savings bonds, which applca- tions may be continued until Decem- Der 1.
 furnishing apartments in their newly acquired home. the Taft place, on Fur mace street, next to the Central house Miss Annie Rossiter who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. John Ken, nedy of Academy street. has returned to her home in Philadelphia
 Rev. William J. Reynolds. pastor at Ekonk, has been a visitor with friends in Danielson this week.
 Henry Whitehead to Speak.
 Henry Whitehead, president of the American school of business at Bos- ton, is to give an address on Sales Danielson Business Mems association and all others interested, in Phoenix theatre tomorrow (Thursday) evening.
 Must Fill Blanks.
 Assessor Charles B. Hutchins has found in looking over the lists return ed on taxable property in Killingly that some automobile owners have re- turned sworn-to lists with the space for giving a description and value of their machines left vacant. This, of course, will receive the necessary at- tention and at proper rates.
 Hartford Sportsmen's Game.
 It seems that 1t takes the city boys to hang up game records in this sec ton. Edward Caffery of Hartford and two friends from that city, Charles Brace and Homer Deaulieu. have just returned to the capital after a stay at MT Caffrey's home on Church street for two days hunting trip. Their hunts netted them 5 coons the largest weighing r 1-2 pounds, 16 quail, IT cartridges. one woodcock, 8 squirrels and rabbit. They returned to Hart ford delighted. and Juggling all the game MT. Brace is considered one of the most successful sportsmen in the state.
 Another 10 Per Gent. in January.
 The Windham County Savings bank. which has just rounded out a half century of corporate existence, has paid in dividends to it's depositors S1,515, ,S6S.05. At the present time the bank is going along nicely, Eotwith- standing unfavorable business condi- tions throughout the country. On Jan uary the depositors of the institu- ton will be entitled to another 10 per cent. of their deposits under the ar engagement approved in the superior court in October. 1913, by Judge Mar GUS H. Holcomb, now governor elect pFOSlO1IlS AOI IltS AOOJOlIlilS OI CAIO III stitution, making @ total of 50 per cent. available.
 Plans Busy Winter.
 The Civic Federation has plans for a busy winter and has successfully or ganized it's campaign and opened il with a profitable rummage sale. Va rious affairs planned for this month and the remaining time of 1914 are in- tended to create funds for carrying or one of the most commendable enter prises that has been conceived in Dan- ie]Eon. The federation through it's wis., iting nurse has done a great amount of good work. and this has not been unappreciated. either by those who