Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-05

ford Being 5ottis-Fed-Mr. and Mrs.
 Edwin R. Wood Married Fifty
 Years.
 Harold s. corban of Cambridge Is spending the holiday at his home
 Major A B. Mcintyre leaves tnis afternoon for New York and win go south into Virginia
 Miss Elsie Rouse of Providence Is spending the holiday with relatives in
 Led c. E. Nesting.
 Kenneth c. Sharpe was leader of the Y. P. s. c. B. meeting at the Con- gregatioral church Sunday evening. Rev. George Cumings, South Boylls- sfon. Mass. formerly pastor at Congregational church next Sunday. A. B. Mcintyre. Jr- of the military academy at Freehold, N, J., is at Camp Topanemus, near New London. N. H., as councillor for boys camping there.
 Sent to Jail.
 Judge M. H. Geissler sentenced a l rounder to a term In jail at a session of the city court held Saturday morn ing.
 The appointment of Robert Hurley as captain of the state police is of special interest here by reason of the fact that the officers official reputa- ton was greatly enhanced by his working up of the arson case.
 Special Trolley Service Today. There is Co ze a half-hourly service after the noon hour today on the troll ley line between Central Village and Webster. As needed the service will be doubled.
 All passnger trains through Putnam hauled extra coaches to accommodate the greatly increased traffic Saturday and the Boston-New York expresses were run with extra sections
 Homo Attractions For Holiday. There will be plenty of amusement of quiet krd for Putnam people who elect to remain at home today and ob- serve the Fourth in a safe and sane way. Theatrical programmes have been made especially attractive. with patriotic features and extra special att fractions. Then there are to be base ball games morning and afternoon, and while these may not be particu- larly quiet from the players stand point they will be safe for the specta- tors.
 Last Minute Rush For Fireworks. The sale of fireworks took a jump Saturday afternoon. duplicating the last-hour buying of the day before the Fourth last year. It was noticeable l however, that local stocks of fireworks
 
 crackers so familiar and such favor | ties few years ago. Special watch is to be kept this year for users of blank cartridges.
 Congregational c. E. Officers. The following is the list of onicers and committees of the Christian En- deavor society of the Congregational church, elected for the ensuing year:
 President. M. Gould Beard; vice | president, John A c. Warner; record ing secretary, Geraldine Beard; cor responding secretary, Gertrude Perry; | treasurer, Eleanor Carpente; commit l tees; Prayer, Liefa Clement, Marion | Carpenter, Edith Dingwall. Elizabeth Hayward, Chrystabel Clifford. E. M. Warner. Lookout: A. Beatrice Cogan. Ethel Dingwall, Hattie Inman. Doris Carver, Kenneth Sharpe, Gilbert Per ". Social: Mrs. F. w. Barber. Clara Maetens, aKtherine Russell Edna Mann. Donold Johnson. John c, John Marjorie Bradford, Minnie Keller, Ed na West, Dorothy Wright, Dana John- son. Music: Mrs. Walter J. Bartlett Josephine Clifford, Efie Inman, Kath- crime Seward. Wallace Smith, Frank Lowe. Flower: Bertha L. Sargent, Eleanor Carpenter, May Fuller, Ger earet Maertens. Sunshine: Frank w. | Barber, chairman. this committee open to all.
 Bringing Up Pawn On Bottle.
 From the town of Eastford comes a story about a fawn, a very few weeks old, that lost it's mother either by | starving or through the injury or death of the parent animal. The | fawn was found in a famished condi- tion minseGng with some calves that had been turned out to pasture.
 It was taken to the farm house and nourfshed with milk fed to it from 6 bottle. So satisfactorily has this pro- cess of feeding proved that the little animal has developed normal strength and is doing as well as would other wise have been the case It drinks lliberally of milk every day and is growing. So tame has the little fawr become that it will now approach th' person who is to feed 1t and will place its forward feet on the persons knee: and aid in every way the proceeding of feeding.
 The fact that the deer is being cared