Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-02


Mrs. C. A. Tillinghast. who is i'll
with pneumonia, was reported Thurs
day as remaining in an unchanged
condition.
Earl F. Wood of Brown university
| is spendin the Easter vacation with
friend in New York.
F. e. Colvin is able to be about
his duties again after having been Ill
for a few days.
Miss Aurora Gingras was visitor
in Boston Thursday.
Martin Shedd of Norwich and Frank
Saunders of New London have been
visitors with Danielson friends.
Miss Mary Weaver, operator at the
telephone exchange, is spending few
days at her home in East Brooklyn.
Lester Craig, student at Brown uni
versity, will return here Sunday for
the Easter vacation.
Mrs. James J. Dunn is i'll at her
home in the Westfield section.
Meeting Put Over.
The meeting Of the Civic Federation
to have been held with Mrs. A. H.
Arlington today has been postponed
until Friday of next week.
Receiving Suffrage Literature.
Windham county members of the
legislature urging favorable action on
the suffrage bill. up for action in the
house next Wednesday.
Union Good Friday Service.
Members of the Congregational,
Baptist and Methodist churches will
gather at the Methodist church this
evening for a union Good Friday ser
vice.
Subscribers to the service received
with their quarterly bills in this ex-
change an invitation to visit the oper-
ating department of the local telephone
exchange Oh any business day to in
spect the switchboard
Letter Carriers Make Good Time.
The letter carriers made good time
in covering their routes on their mi
tial trips Thursday Both had return
ed to the office before the expiration of
the time limit. One route covers six
miles and fraction, the other seven
miles and a fraction. More than 1900
people are receiving the service and
this number seems certain to rapidly
increase.
Dose Repeated.
what is your name asked Dep
uty Judge Tucker of a. man brought
before him in the town court Thurs
day morning
Martin Flaherty,'' was the answer
Ever been in this court before?
questioned the court, with a tone of
recollection.
1.-TWO years ago." said F1aherty.
''FWhat sentence did [ give you
tnen :! asked the judge
Thirty days and costs that time,
your honor" complacently replied
F1aherty.
Take the same again" the court
decreed: and F1aheFty took it. He
had been Intoxicated.
indoor Rifle Match.
April 8 is announced as the date
for an indoor rifle match for members
of the Thirteenth company, C. A. c.
This match is to be held in accord
anee with the requirements of regula-
tons and will be participated in by
ten men, rife gallery has been
equipped in the basement of the state
arnory and is ready for use. In shoot
ing the match the men usesa regu1a-
ton army rifle with a. sub-ealibre at
tachment. The first outdoor event
for the company will be what has been
known in years past as the May day
parade. The date for this has not
been announced. but will be within a
few weeks.
r. A. Degree Conferred.
E. w. Avery of South Windham,
grand scribe of. the grand chapter,
Royal Arch Masons in Connecticut,
paid a visit to Warren chapter We'd
nesday evening, when the Royal Arch
degree was conferred ON candidates.
Following the degree work there was a
banquet. The evening proved very
pleasant one for the large number
present