Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-28


Meetings Begin Tcday-Frank Gason
Fined After Liquor Radios Names
Added to Voting List.
Miss Dorcas Gallup. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Gallup, entered the
Connecticut College for Women at New
London Monday.
Miss Nellie Sullivan. who has been
employed in worcester, visited here.
with Mr.. and Ars. L. E. Kennedy be-
fore going to Hartford to take a posi-
ton.
Rev. Ernest A. Legg was visitor
in Boston Monday.
Returns to Annapolis,
Lieutenant Walter Jacobs, U. s. N,
left Monday to resume his duties as
an Instructor at the naval academy at
Annapolis, after visiting here during
September.
Repairing RaIIouvilIe Church.
Rev. Ignatius Kost of Dayville is
causing repairs to be made to the
Catholic church and property at Bal
leuyille. a mission Of st. Joseph's par
fish,
Mrs. Peter Reynolds and daughter
Gertrude have returned from visit
with relatives in Bridgeport.
Leroy Keech, Of Oakland Beach, r.
l., has been a visitor with friends in
Danielson.
Charles Pierce has been appointed
local delivery agent for a well known
Henry McDebinett of woonsocket
spent Sunday at his home in Daniel
son,
Mdme Cyr's millinery opening Fri
day and Saturday Of this week. AS
usual. a brilliant display of the most
desirable selections: from the seasons
newest offerings in hats, trimmings
and all accessories.-adv.
Oxford Association Meetings.
The meetings OF the Ashford asso-
citation of Baptist churches begin at
the Baptist church here this morn
ing.
The Promotion day exercises in the
Methodist Sunday school brought out
the largest attendance in years.
1t is stated that the trolley company
is to put in new rails as far north as
the borough line.
st. James Church Organ Paid For.
Announcement was made at St.
James church that the new organ,
which cost $2,125. has been fully paid
for.
! A number of Danielson people will
go to Putnam today to hear the trial
of the Torrey CHAMPION deer case in
the superior court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bottonnly have
returned from their trans-continental
automobile tour.
Compensation Commissioner DR.. ]
]. Donohue of Norwich was a visitor
in Danielson Monday.
E. c. Babson of the West Side has
new six-cylinder touring car.
Members Of the Pentecostal church
are to have a prayer meeting at the
parsonage with Rev. H. N. Brown this
evening.
Miss Hazel Hopkins has gone with
her uncle, William Hopkins, of Gran
ston, r. l., for visit to Richmond
Thomas Jessup and Amos NORM
have returned from trip to Sher-
brooke, P. @.
New FIure and Penstock.
George Jacques and William Wade
of East Killingly have completed the
work of installing new hume and
penstock at the Cat Hollow mill, So
TO be resumed at this plant.
School Street May Be Extended. /.
: School street will again be extended
to reach through. from Prince to Car
ter street, if favorable action be taken
at the annual town meeting. There
has been much building on the extern
sion opened about two years ago, foul
cottages being put up during the pas
spring and summer.
Burial of Infants.
After services at ST. James church
the body of the four months OLE
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Amadee Lu
eier was buried in Holy Cross GENE
terry. An infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs
John Dzisouki was buried in st
James cemetery. L. e. Kennedy wa.
the funeral director In charge Of tn,
arrangements in each case.