Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-25

Alexander Duval was called to Can. ada Thursday afternoon on account of the illness of his sister. who is mem Der of an order of nunsS
 Clayton Wright of Elh1vile is being mentioned for one of the democratic nominations for representative from killingly.
 Gordon A. Johnstone, who has been spending a few days here, plans to re- turn at once to Atlanta, Ga.
 Teachers Meeting.
 Supervisor Albert $. Ames has ar ranged a grade teachers meeting for this afternoon.
 Loriner Dixon has entered the er, ploy of the Windilam County National bank as a clerk.
 G. c. Benedict of Worcester was visitor with friends here Thursday
 Superintendent A. D. Blake, of the trolley lines at Derby, is visiting rel atives at Brooklyn.
 In Charge of Suffrage Booth.
 Miss Grace Spa1ding was in charge of the Votes for Women booth at the Brooklyn fair Thursday.
 Sterrett's animal circus, which showed at the Brooklyn fair, is to be shipped from this place by express to Boston today.
 Tank and Rear Light Stolen.
 From a local machine left unattend- ed for time on the highway between Dantelson and Brooklyn a rresto- lite tank and rear light were stolen.
 Local Hebrews who have been away to different cities for the observance of the new year holiday have returned to Danielson. A Dozen Dogs Poisoned.
 The epidemic of dog poisoning in Danielson continues, though abated in degree. About a dozen dogs have been done away with-Tfor what req son no one seems to know.
 Nothing further has been heard rela- tive to Danielson's free delivery Ser vice of mail. but it is understood that the chances are it will be granted. Local riders have developed more than passing interest in the big mo- torcycle meet that is planned to be held at Norwich and some of them iuay decide to enter the races. Temperance Rallies. A series of temperance rallies is ar : license question at the annual town election tss first Monday of October. The fa& that Sheriff John o. Fox of Putnam was without opposition and sure of renomination took some of the edge off the interest in towns here abouts in the democratic county con- vention ct Putnam Thursday. Sheriff Fox is readily conceded the party $ strongest candidate for the office. Report on Fire Escapes. In accordance with a request from Charles D. Hine, secretary Of the state board of education a report has been filed by town school committee off, on the school houses at Dayville and Attawaugan. which work has been completed for months.
 Tinae Close to 220. The fact that horses in the free-for- all class at the Brooklyn fair made | time close to 2.20 in one of the heats, upset the idea many persons have | had that Brooklyn track is too slow for good racing. That race was a very horses that race in this section. Winter Time Schedule. Beginning Sunday the schedule of passenger trains in and out of Dan- ! ielson vii be as follows:
 1 Northbound-6: 55S a. n,., 10:0S a. m. 3:e0 p. nl., 5: AS p. fn, Sundays 6:5S a m.. 7:47 F. m. Southbound-3: F a. m. | days BIOS a. m.. 9:30 p. m The chief change is in the time Of the south bound boat train week day evenings.
 Programme of County Sunday School 1 Convention. The following .s the program for the | annual convention of the Windham County Sunday School association tc be held ct Willirnantic, next Friday | October 2, at the New Church House I of the Congregational Church: 10: Il a. m. Opening service, Rev. W. J Smith, North Grosvenordale; 10:30 a m International Sunday School Con vention, Chester F. Child, Putnam l 11:15 a. m. Address. Opportunities il
 the Elementary Department Mrs Lucy Stock Chapin, Hartford: 1900 m Dinner. served in the Church House t1:15 p. m. Annual Reports and Flee I tions: 1:45 p. m. Address, 'FWindhan | County Standard W. I. Woodin, Gen
 elai Secretary: s:15 ?. m. Address Providence; SOC p. m. Adjournment Every Sunday school in Windhal1 county is entitled to appoint at leas two delegates besides the pastor ant superintendent.