Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-21

Miss Gertrude Jones is visiting at Walllngford with Miss Addie Watson.
 Rev. c. H. Barber of Danielson con- oucted service at the Congregational church here Sunday morning, in ex- chanse with Rev. F. B. Sargent.
 Merrill P. Paine, graduated from Clark university at Worcester, ha sre- turned to his home in Putnam.
 At the Beach.
 Judge M. H. Geissler, Attorney H. c. Bradford, Deputy Sheriff George H. aoIbrook and Wallace Smith spent Sunday at Crescent beach.
 Ray A. Morelans of Worcester spent sunday with friends in Putnam.
 A jitney service between Putnam and Dapielson was maintained during saturday and attracted considerable business.
 The general sentiment among troll ley line employees on the line through thls city is against strike
 At the Putnam Country club Satur- day afternoon many attended the al Iresco lunch given by the ladies.
 mere continued to be on Saturday some observance of the proposed traf- nee rules for the business setion of Putnam, governing the operation of motor vehicles.
 Wet Goods For DanieIson Seized.
 A load of intoxicants, consigned to various parties and conveley in one or the so-called pony expresses, was seized by Deputy Sheriff Charles Aver or Dayville. The shipment was from this city.
 Motor trucks are being almost ex- clusively employed this season for carrying baseball teams in this section | or the country. The Myles Standish A. C. team of Worcester made the trip here Saturday in a big motor van. Congressman Freeman to Address
 Graduating Class. | Graduating exercises of the Senior class of Putnam High school are to be | held in the Bradley theatre, Thursday. The address is to be made bv Con i gressman Richard B. Freeman of New | London.
 l Jitney Drivers Must Pay Fee. Jitneys that ply in and out of the l city from surrounding towns are to be assessed a regular fee for tans- acting a livery business, the same as requlred of men in the same line of business in the city.
 Harry Bennett of Afillbury, Mass, was week end guest of Irving Miron, making the trip here on his bicycle. Anti Narcotic Sunday. | In the Congregation Bible school on l Sunday suggestions against the use of 1 tobacco were made in observing Anti | Nacortic Sunday.
 Fomfret Rector at Funeral Rev. P. S.. Irwin of Christ church | Pomfret, was at Philadelphia 70 at- | tend the funeral services for Mrs. Ida Freedley, killed in an automobile ac- | cident.
 Violating Bay State Laws. 1 Massachusetts papers are pointing out that it is illegal for a Connecticut l clergyman, without special pernis- 1 sion, to perform a marriage ceremony | ln that state. Massachusetts couples l married in that state by the clergy | man for another state are also violat- ing a Bay State law.
 Pulpit Supplies. l A special committee of the EccIes- | lastical society of the Congregation al church has arranged the pulpit supplies for Sundays in August, when l Rev. MT. Sargent will be away on his vacation. Some exceptionally talent 1 ed preachers will be included in the | list.
 Many complimentary things are be- | ing said of the piano recital given by | the pupils of Frederick Very The re- l c1tal was in Odd Fellows hall. which was very prettily decorated with to be of high order.
 | Moose Shine in Parade. | Members of Putnam lodge of Moose | made a fine showing in the state pa- rade of the organization at Hartford | Saturday and received much applause 1 along the line. The members upon | their return here expressed themselves as well pleased with the trip.