Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06


 Had Outing at Webster Lsks-ovt.
 come Of Providence Street Paving |
 Proposition Awaited with Interest. l Judge M. H. Gsissler and relatives | from Thompson are spending few days in Boston on a vacation trip. Mir. and Mrs. Edward Muilan have | gone to Watch Hiii to remain for | time. Miss Juta Haviiand has returned from q visit of three weeks in Mama roneck, N. '. Miss Gertrude Jones has returned from visit at Utica Mrs. Edward F. Perry and children returned Thursday afternoon from a visit of several weeks with relatives in Washington. Conn.
 Miss Minnie Fader, of hamaroneck. N. r., is visiting with friends in Put nam.
 Rev. A. V. c. P. Huizinga, of | Thompson is to conduct the service at the Congregational church here Sum day.
 Registrars Hermon c. Carver and | George Potvin held a session today for the enrolment of voters.
 Rev. George D. Stanley is to speak East Putnam Saturday afternoon.
 Mrs. H. c. Meinken is the guest of friends at Chelsea Beach, N. J.
 Miss Georgiana Benoit is an appen- dicitis patient at St Vincents hos | pital in Worcester.
 J. H. Cutler of Boston came here | Thursday to attend e meeting of the directors of the chamber Of com Il merce.
 Henry B. Warren, of Manchester. N. IT., visited with friends in Putnam | Thursday.
 Trafic omcsr Beausoliel has master. | ed the details of his job and iS doing his work in very satisfactory man. ner.
 David Smith of Westerly. manager of the Bradley theatre. was a visitor here Thursday.
 The announcement of fireworks and dancing at Wildwood park for Thurs day evening attracted many from this
 Scramble for Bonuses.
 There was a lively scramble for the bonuses offered in the library con- test in this city Thursday, the first of three big special collection days.
 Mir. and Mrs. Victor Cbapdelaine ard. Miss Olive sinard and Alma Sim ard, all of Worcester. VIII Motor to Alton Bsy.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B. Kent left here Thursday morning to motor to Alton Bay. where they are to be for the remainder of the month. Mrs. Ethel White and Carl T. Kent leave ents.
 Equal Franchise League Officers. The following are the newly elected | officers of the Equal Franchise league l in the town of Woodstock: President, Mrs. E. R. Rollins; vice president. Mrs. Frank Rockwell: secretary pro tenn, Mrs. E. E. May; treasurer. Miss Anna . | Nalanns praaa P0rnnaitkAa MRR
 May. The Woodstock league is an &C., , tive one and is arousing much inter , est in equal suffrage rights for wo- men.
 Many Will Go to seuthbridse.
 If the weather man is inclined to be , at all generous in what he hands out for Saturday, it Is estimated that be- tween 300 and 400 fans will go from . thfs city to Southbridge for the clos , ing game of the big baseball series The Idea of having a special train has been abandoned, so most of the fans , trip in touring cars and motor trucks , Plans Now Complete. Plans are now complete for the first anniversary observance of the French Circle of Advancement in St. Johns
 hall, Providence street, Sunday eve-
 ming. Invitations to out-of town per- , sons of prominence in French-Can
 
 committee in charge of the arrange ments Is active in attending to all the details of the affair so as to insure , a very pleasant evening for all who l attend The meeting will resolve it. | self into a smoke talk after the ad- 3 dresses have been given.
 Local Police Interested,
 Local police were interested Thurs a day afternoon in the announcement f that Louis Clifford had been arrested . | at Wildwood park by Killingly oficer: l on a charge of having entered thu r brick house at Alexander's~ crossing 9 and taken goods from there. Since hi. { release from Brooklyn jail late ir I July he has been in Putnam severa 8 times. He was sent to jail from thii e city on April 12. for a period of s'
 days and to work out costs of pros | ecution amounting to ss.0s. He earneC
 that sentence by stealing e bicycle tha . belonged to one of the employees at thu plant of Whipple and Gilpatric here