Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-27

rails are being replaced with so pound
rails and new ties are being put in.
At the corner Of Providence and Elm
engaged in changing this dangerous
turn. The Nightingale Morse cor
poration recently gave the city a cor
ner of land which is being cut of to
allow a good sweeping turn and the
Strengthening of the trolley track
which will rid the city of one of its
most dangerous corners. The work for
which $4,000 was appropriated by
the city will be carried on until cold
weather.puts stop to IL but it is ex-
pected that by that time the greater
part of the work will be done.
Local farmers state that they ex-
pect to see potatoes go up in price
owing TO the short crop this fall. AL
ready apples, which are scarce this
year, are bringing fancy praces and
On Four Days Tour of Duty.
Several squads left the camp of the
u. S. cavalry near the Little River,
Tuesday morning, to be gone four
days. The soldiers are mapping the
country and also getting statistics as
to inhabitants, goods manufactured
and other tabulations. Heretofore the
men have returned to camp each night
but the nearby district being covered
men We're equipped with ratfons, and
paraphanalia for their four days
tour.
Quarterly Communion Sunday.
All members of the Sacred Heart
and Holy Name societies, both French
| and English speaking members, will
| receive holy communion in body at
| the seven o'clock mass at st. Mary's
church next Sunday morning.
The Putnam Light and Power COM
pany has set ESQ new poles extending
| from the city limits to the Rhode Is
| land line The company has also lines
extending into Pomfret. and Wood
| stock
Page ., top of column 4. has an i'm
portant announcement from Wright &
Taylor to the public and prospective
hcensees.-Adv.
Parish Fair a Success.
Figures from st. Mary's fair, which
closed last Saturday night show that
the undertaking was a big financial
success, several thousand dollars be-
ing realized. There was a record
breaking crowd on the closing night
Mail Unclaimed.
Letters awaiting owners at the local
post office for the past week are as
follows: r. ]. Andrew, Arthur F
Bassett, Marvin Bartlett, Henry Bo.
wen, Arthur Johnson, Joe LaRose, Jr.
| 1-fOldiTt MISS Ella ATnaulI
Mrs. N. Church, Mrs. Martha Ellison
Miss Helen MARI
Buys Old Reetery.
Louis Lucier has bought the ole
st. Mary's rectory and is preparing
a lot on Woodstock aveaue to which
he VIII remove 1t as soon as II is va.
Gated. The new rectory is nearinE
completion and is expected to b.
ready for occupancy about the mrs
of the year.
Hall Wallace Marriage.
Announcement has been received O
the marriage of Mrs. Marietta Wal
lace and Jarvis T. Hall. both of Yves
Woodstock. at Saranac Lake, n. Y
October goth, by Rev. Mr.. Chambers
Mrs. Bartlett Assisting New YorI
suffrasists.
Mrs. w. ]. Bartlett, president of tn,
Putnam Equal Franchise league, lef
Tuesday morning for Utica, n. Y, he
old home, where she will assist in TIL
New York state campaign for womai
Suffrage. Mrs. Bartlett Is one of tn,
most ardent workers for the cause il
the state. At the recent convention
at Hartford she reported the work o
the Putnam league, one day, the worl
in Tolland county one other day an,
was one Of the speakers at the sui
frage luncheon at Hotel Bond, havin
the place of honor on the programme
She has spoken before nearly ever
grange in the county.
Mrs Alphonse Dupre, woodstoc
avenue, is visiting her daughter, Mr..
Paul St. George in Springfield. Fror
there she will go to Hartford to visi
two other daughters, Misses Bernadett
and Mary Louise Dupre. at the con
vent Of the Holy Ghost. where the
are preparing to take the vows to be
come members Of the order.
Rogers
Announcements have been sent ou
of the marriage in Putnam Monda
evening of George Rogers Of Putnar
p | and Miss Sadie Goss of Willimanti
Mr.. Rogers is employed as a bride
carpenter for the N. Y, N. II. G. +
railroad.
Saw Webster Play.
Rosario LaCroix and David Beausc
leil were in Gardner, Mass, Tuesda
evenin gto witness an amateur Del
formance under the direction of L.
Brissette Of Webster. The play wa
one that the two young men had Pre-
viously taken part in Putnam.