Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-11

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 and Brooklyn Savings Bank Merger
 Probable.
 State Chaplain J. Howard Hoyt. New Canaan. of the Connecticut grange, is to be present this (Tues- day) evening at a pound party to be given by Brooklyn grange. Charles c. Morseman of New Bed- ford was visitor with friends in Dam ielson Monday.
 Attorney W. F. Woodward will take up his duties as judge of the town court two weeks from Thursday. May 27.
 Attorney Warren D. Chase of Hart ford was a visitor with relatives in Danfelsen Monday.
 Returning from Fort Wright.
 Officers and "a detachment of men of the Thirteenth company, C. A. V, are expected to return from Fort H. G. Wright, Fishers Island, today. Mir. and Mrs. Louis Young, Miss Clara Young and Mrs. M. J. Dunn mo- tored to Oakland beach Sunday. Samuel Dawson. advertising man or a circus that is coming to Dantel~ son, was 8 member of an advertising car, 25 years ago. of which PosemaS- ter c. A. Potter was in charge for the F'orepaugh shows
 Men of the s. N. E. T. company cut QOWu U large pOIo dL NA16 SOADCA of Main and Academy streets Monday and transferred the many wires upon it to a new pole.
 To Meet with Canterbury Grange.
 Notices are to be issued this week for the May meeting of Quinebaug grange with the grange in Canterbury, May 29. A fine program is being ar ranged for this meeting. Light Law Ignored.
 Not more than 50 per cent at lib- eraI estimate, of the horse drawn ve- hicles that traverse Windham county highways are equipped with lights, as required by law. Innumerable narrow escapes a from striking such vehicles are constantly reported by automo- bilists.
 Built St. James, Church.
 Contractor Jeremiah O'SuIlivan, who died at his home in Wi1limantic re- gently. was the builder of St. James, church, in 1900. and a holy water font in the church is a gift from him.
 Memorial Day Plans.
 Dr. E. A. Blake of Brooklyn is to deliver the Memorial day address at the exercises in East Killingly, Mon day, May 31. President c. W. Jacques of the Memorial association at that place has plans for services well ad- vanced.
 Unitarian Services at Brooklyn.
 Rev. Joseph Allen has returned to Brooklyn and is conducting Sunday services at Unitarian church, which has been closed during Rev. MT. AL lens winter absence.
 Whole Family Flowing.
 The thrift and seemingly unlimited physical endurance of Italians who have bought rought land and are. de- veloping it into fine truck gardens on the old Danielson pike, outside of Providence, was illustrated to a local automobile party who saw a man and four boys dragging plough that was being held on it's course by a woman. The first sight of the workers was in the forenoon, the second in the eve ming, when the team was working as well as ever.
 EncamPment to Be at Fort Wright.
 This years annual encampment of the Thirteenth company, c. A. C., is to be at Fort Wright, Fishers Island, as has been the case for several years. The command will leave here June 10, and will be away for ten days. Members ow the local company have become very proficient in the handling of the big coast defense guns and | appear to take much more interest in coast artillery work than was the case with the infantry commands here, this not only being necessary to gain efi- ciency, but on account, in some degree, full pieces of ordnance.