Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-22

Lunch In Honor Of Miss Alice P. Fish
 osath of Edward M. RandaH-At- torney- General Wants Court to De- eide Regarding sibIey compensa- tisn Claim.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Reach, who have been spending the winter and spring season in Pomfret, have gone to Oakland beach for the summer sea- son.
 MT. and Mrs. Earl M. Young have returned to Danielson from California, where they have been located, at Los Angeles, for several months
 Mr and Mrs. Everett Hyde of Broad street are staying at Pomfret for time. caring for an aged rela- tive.
 To Be Located At DayviIls.
 William Carver of wiIlimantic is to be located at DayviIle at the carhouse of the Shore Line Electric company.
 D. J. Simmons of Rockville was a visitor with friends in Danielson Thursday.
 engaged in tutoring students in Bos- ton during the summer months.
 Mrs. James H. George, Jr. who for some time has been at the Day Kim ball hospital. is much improved.
 Rev. W. D. Swaffield returned Fri day evening rom NeW f1dulpSIlTe, where he has been spending the week.
 Lunch for Bride Elect.
 Miss Carrie Chamberlain gave a Fish of Mystic, fiancee of Judge Sabin s. Russell, at her home on Hawkins street, Thursday afternoon.
 Ascension day services were held at St. James and St. Albans church Thursday morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert l.. James, who have been in Los Angeles for several years, are now located in the middle west.
 Invited to Webster.
 Members of Rose of Lima council. K. of C.,~have been invited to attend the conferring of the third degree upon a class of Webster council. May 31.
 President Ray W. Pellett of the K. H. $. Alumni association has called meeting of the executive committee for this (Friday) evening to discuss plans for the reception of the gradua- tion class.
 Misses Bertha Graves, Nina Willard, Susie and Lulu Collins, Miss Doris Roehrer and Mrs Chester Hutchins will make up a weekend party that will motor to Providence.
 Read Mass at Hampton.
 Rev. M. J. Ginet M S., was at Hampton to say the Ascension Day mass at the church of Our Lady of Lourdes
 Many Would Enter EpiIeptie Colony. Hon. W. P. Kelley, Dayvflle, member Of the commission appointed to ar range for the establishing of a state colony for epileptice at Mansfield, says that about 275 applications for ad- tients. The colony building has &C., comodations for only 80 patients.
 State Road Plans Soon.
 Divisional Engineer E. c. welden of Willfmantfc has informed First Se- lectman Hiram s. Franklin that plans Tor the state road to be built this sum- mer on the route through Reynolds street to South Killingly will be sent here within a few days. It is not known when work on the road. for which an- an--appropriation was made last fall, will begin.
 Large Entering Class.
 Prospects are for largeAentering class at Kilingly High school in Sep tember Students are preparing to enter in Danielson and froms the vari- ous schools in villages of the town. Brooklyn will send a delegation of students, as will other town in this vicinity, including the town of Foster. R. l.
 Busy at DayviIIe carbarn.
 At the carhouse of the Shore Line Electric company in Dayville the sum- mer cars have been put in first class condition for the seasons service. A great deal of new equipment, ordered and received months ago has been in stalled The improvements made to the open cars have cost the company several thousand dollars.
 Quitting Banks New Property.
 The Keystone DeDartment S+ore company has advanced the work of re- moving from it's location in the Franklin building to it's new quarters across the street, so that the changes that are to be made in the Franklin block, now the property of the Wind nam County National bank may be undertaken within a short tirne rrbe greater part of the summer will be re- QWred for remodeling the block.