Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-03

Dr. George M. Burroughs, wlao has been patient in a Boston hospital for several weeks. Is recovering more slowly than had been expecteas
 Mrs. James Richmond and daughter. Anna have returned from visit with relatives in Cleveland.
 Mail unclsimed.
 Letters addressed to Ernest Berube. Waureridecz Debula. 1fr. and Mrs. sherman and Gilbert Turcotte are un- claimed at the Danielson post office. Bass Clef concert, auspices of Civic Federation. Nov. 1s.-adv.
 Judge W. F. Woodward presided al morning. Edward Hummer, charged with intoxication and breach Of the peace, was sent to Jail for 90 days.
 Ready Circle Meets.
 Mrs. C. H Barber had the members of the Ladies Reading circle at hei home for a meeting Monday. Joseph Cristina, who suffered a se- rious injury to his eye. is making fa- vorable progress toward recovery. Members of the Baptist church will be at Jewett City today for the mis- sionary conferences.
 AS receiver, Judge W. F. Woodward is adjusting the affairs of the Evan Eeiedfes and Kosutales company. Rev., Peter Roux. who has been away T. has returned to St. James rectery. Burial of Barney Ward The body of Barney Ward of Moos- up was brought hefe for burial in St. James cemetery. Up to Tuesday afternoon the county commissioners had not announced a date for hearing here on the remon- strance against Eli Dagenias havrng r.s,a,-a ,,,a,-. ,,,,,,, ,,a r,.s,orars at st | James church Tuesday morning to attend the All. Souls Day service. Steel For Mill Addition. Large quantities of structural steel are being transported from the Day. vile station to Williamsville for use l in the new addition to the mill With the 'ewar brides'' stocks so to be a favorable chance of revivinG Foster gold mine investments. The season for chances Is on | Judging from the experiences of some local motorists during the past | few days, they would make a great l the enemy from truck to keel at every shot.
 1 Pleased With Armory Alterations.
 Many of the members of the Thir- teenth company saw the remodeied interior of the state .armory for the first time Monday evening and were much pleased with the arrangement. Following a custom of a number oi years women here and in Brookly are
 to make Thanksgiving gifts for the Day I KinbaH hospital at Putnam
 Will Probably Accept Streets.
 No action has yet been taken by tho I selectmen, who meet today, relative I to the acceptance of streets at In I dustriaI place, in accordance with thu T vote at the annual town meeting. Il 1 is expected that there will be no hitcf
 in regard to the taking over of ths streets.
 l It has been decided not to hold the annuaf coon hunt of the Killingiy ! Hunting and Fishing club until somt
 time during the latter part of No | vember.
 The usual All Saints Day services I Church street, with number iron
 Danielson in attendance. This annu al service is one of the few held a
 the edifice during the year. Il Tire, Thief Not Found.
 It was said at the Wauregan garag
 Tuesday afternoon. that up to tha time no trace had been found of tn burglars who got away with nor q than $500 worth of tires. tubs. sparl plugs and money during Sunday nigh, T Arthur Milligan, the proprietor, con T tinued his search for the men ol
 Tuesday.
 Rare Coins and Bills Exhibited.
 A collection of old coins and bill I is attracting much attention at Georg Davignon's store. Jurge A. G. Bil has loaned a very interesting coilec
 tion. The oldest coin in the lot 1