Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-07

August 1st-Weboter May Have | Johnson in Game with Mocsup- s5,co0 Subscribed for Auelc French | Loan-coroner RilFs Finding in Louis Paystte Murder Case,
 Judge w F. Woodward presided at 2 session of the town court Wednesz day morning. Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Kennedy will spend several days on a motor. trip to Hartford, Springfield and the Berk- shire section
 ( w. B. Wheatley. w. w. wheatley. Gaston Maindon and Richard Hea1ey are attending the fair at Brockton, making the trip by motor. .ss A prayer meeting is to be held at the home of Charles Greene on Broad street Saturday evening. Charles Pierce has succeeded Arthur Fish on the delivery wagon of a com pany in DanielsonA and Putnam.
 Fifteen Deer Shot.
 County Game Warden Arthur Day says that he has received reports of 15 deer shot in Windham county towns under the law that became eff fective August l.. George Heneault and a party of friends will motor to the Brockton fair.
 Will Manage Play.
 IT school faculty. has been elected man ager of the senior play arrangements.
 Instructor at Brown.
 Raymond A Preston. son of Mir and Mrs. Frank T. Preston. has been elect ed a full instructor in English at Brown university.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- tist church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. E. A. Wilbur of Broad street. s@ pr. George M. Burroughs continues to show improvement after undergo ing an operation some time since at the New England Baptist hospital Boston.
 Riemer-cartwrieht.
 Frank J. Riemer and Mrs Julia Cartwright. both of KiIlingiy Center. were married at the Baptist parsori- age by Rev. w. D. Swaffield.
 At Manchester Anniversary.
 Rev. Clarence H. Barber left Wed nesday afternoon for Manchester, Conn.,. to attend the thirty fifth we'd ding anniversary of Mir. and Mrs. J. G. Robertson. who were members of MT. Barber's church during his pas torate in that town.
 Webster May Have; Johnson.
 A story was in circulation here "Wednesday to the effect that the Web ster team may have Walter Johnson and his catcher of the Washington American league team for a battery for the game at Moosup next Sun- day.
 Eastern Connections 5runonian Club John W. Dove, student at Brown university, writes that there is a movement on foot there for the or ganization of an eastern Connecticut Herbert Poplar. recently graduate of Killingly high school, has beer made a member of the Glee club anC of the chapel choir at Brown. uni. Dexter-5arnes.
 Miss Gladys A. Barnes, of Pawtuxet R l.. and Stephen A. Dexter of Prov. idence, were recently married at tn, Baptist parsonage by Rev. ". D. Swaf
 Lecture on EIijaR.
 Rev. c. H. Barber is to give a ster eopticon lecture on Elijah, whose If, and work have been the subject O | study in the Sunday school for sev church Sunday evening Miss Jessie Gray of Hartford is tn, lnew clerk in the commercial depart ment at the central telephone office Charles A. Marble of Middletow1 was a visitor with friends in Daniel T
 The Crusaders of the Baptist churcl are to meet at the parsonage Frida, evening. A meeting of the town school com mittee for reorganization is schedules for this afternoon.
 Work on the improvement, of tn section of Main street below the rail road crossing is now underway. The open season for hunting par fridge, quail and pheasant, begins Fri day
 I At the high school, candidates fo the basketball team are getting dail practice out of doors. A I Vote for Drainage Sewers. By vote of the town, drainage sew CTS are to be placed in the southerl lsection of School street, where troubl from floods is experienced during. cer tain seasons of the year ! For the first time in years Kiilingl, Putnam, Plainfield and Sterling, ad joining towns. will all be wet town I after November l.
 $5,ooo Subscriptions to Big Loan. I Five thousand dollars worth of tn bonds .of the big Anglo-French Ioa have been taken here by buyers se :. curing the issue through the Daniel son Trust company. @.