Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-27


 l.. J. Morin is to be at North Gros- venordale today (Saturday) as a rep presentatiye of the Union St John Papust at their observance of St. Johns day in that place
 Gurdon E. Withey was at North GrcsvenordaIe Friday afternoon at at tend the funeral of his brothers wife, Mrs. Henry Withey.
 Returning From the Shore.
 Misses Sadie Fulton Myrtice Mar land and Helen Perkins will return to- day from a few days stay at Pleasant View.
 Harold F. Glendinning is at his cot tage at Fishers Island for the week end.
 Miss Gladys Chase of Hartford, formerly of Danielson. is visiting with relatives here.
 Will Preach at Congressional Church.
 Rev. Albert A Felch of Natik, Mass is to preach at the Congregational church Sunday morning.
 Richard Healey of Bridgeport is visiting here with his mother Mrs. John Healey.
 Norwich Workers to Aid.
 Workers from Norwich and New London will assist at the religious meetings to be held at the Sparks schoolhouse Sunday, at Il and 3 o'clock.
 Firemen's Outing.
 Members of the Ffremen's associa- tion have voted for an outing, the date to be selected by the entertain ment committee, which is in charge of the arrangements. Members of the department are to spend the night before the Fourth at the Central sta- tion. to guard against the spread of fires.
 The Congregational-St Alban's union picnic is to be held at Alexand- CTS lake next Tuesday, not next Thursday
 Members of the Union St. John Baptist. will be in Putnam on Sum day evening for the St. Johns Day ob- servance to be held under the auspices of the councils of the order in that place.
 Suffrage League Probable.
 Following the successful Votes for Women meeting in Sterling Thursday evening it is announced that the form ation of a branch of the Equal Fran chise league there is probable. The speakers were Miss Pierson. Miss Kuttner and Miss Vera Buck.
 Outdoor Service Sunday.
 Rev. E. A. Legg Is to be the speak CT at the first of the season open air services on Davis park Sunday after noon at 5.45. Patriotic Man Is to be his subject. This Is to be a union service.
 Lumber has arrived for the construc- tion of the new schoolhouse in the Valley section of the town. c. W. foundation and s. S. Stone for the building.
 Clerks are anxiously awaiting the action to be taken by the Business Mems association on their petition for a weekly alf-holiday during the sum mer months something that has never been granted in Danielson. Roseland Park Picnic.
 The annual Sunday school picnic of the Congregational church of Day vile is planned for this (Saturday) afternoon. when those going are to travel to Roseland park in barges that have been engaged Snatched from Path of Express. Motorman Patrick Riley of DayviIle saved a man from probable death at that place by awakening him and talk l ing him away from the railroad at the station. in time to prevent the ap- preaching Bar Harbor express from | running over him. Improvement at Dayville Mill New boiler equipment an econo- mixer and other improvements being made at the plant of the Assawauga Woolen company in Dayville will give ! lHe COiuEdHy lc(liNlCS AOA l doing business. It is said that nearly l s20. 900 will be expended in making the i changes.
 Sunset Meetings. Sunset meetings are to be a feature l by the speakers in the Votes for Wo- men campaign, these meetings to be | held out of doors in county villages. Automobiles are to serve the speakers | as rostrums. Such a meeting held at 1 Dayville proved of interest.