Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

Entrance Examinations at Annapolis Naval Academy.
 Paul Swaffleld of Brown university has been visiting here with Rev. and Mrs. W. D. Swaffield.
 Raymond Burnett of Providence is at his home in Dayyille.
 Miss Mary Monohan is ill at her home in the Maple street section.
 Arthur c. Vincent of Pawtucket was a visitor with friends in Danielson Wednesday.
 Grange Gave Play.
 The Country Doctor, a play given by members of killingly grange. was presented at Brooklyn for the Uni tarian church Wednesday evening.
 Nathan D. Prince was in Hartford on a business trip Wednesday,
 The Mission Study class of St. Al bans church met at the rectory We'd nesday evening.
 Buff Wheel Company Busy.
 The Williamsville Buff Wheel com pany is busy with orders.
 Insurance against being run over by the pony expresses is quoted at 30 cents a pint.
 ing lot of newspaper space on the question of whether he will or will not run any more, in races.
 chiIdren's Service.
 A children's service was held at St. Albal1's Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock
 George Baer of New York has bought the Frank Harrington farm near East KiIlingly.
 Mrs. A. V. Woodwork has been spending few days at New Bedford, where she was called on account of the death of a nephew
 Mrs. Katherine Kiley of New Jersey is visiting MT. and Mrs. Charles Mar tin.
 Sarah German have returned from a visit with relatives 1T. New Jersey and New York.
 Final PinochIe Game.
 The final games in the pinochle tournament at the Bohemian club this (Thursday) evening.
 Leon tL'Heureux is seriously i'll at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Goltaire L'Heureux, in the Westfield section.
 Clifford Starkweather was one of a local party visiting at the Wolf Den in Pomfret where .Lucius Williams has force of men engaged in cut ting off timber. The party explored" the den, but saw no wolves.
 $s5 from Gideon Meeting. The sum of s35. raised at the Gideon service in the Baptist church last Sun day evening, will be sufficient to meet the cost of placing SO Bibles in the rooms of the Attawaugan hotel and the Wabbaquasett Inn.
 Improvements to Cost Over $1,2oo. About $500 has been raised toward the sum to be expended in making al- teTations and improvements at the Baptist church this spring. It is ex- pected that the changes planned will cost between $1,2OO and $500:
 William w. Wheatley. William and Miss HiIda Roberts motored to Providence
 Object to Number 13.
 It has been found in assigning mum bers to houses preparatory to the es- tablishment of the mail delivery ser vice that more than one family ob- iects to having the sinister 13, though some of them are good democrats and know how President Wilson feels on the subject.
 This week may end the best of the seasons ice fishing in this section. Ice has rapidly disappeared during the past few days from all the favorite fishing ponds, even the one where the five pound pickerel came from, near East Killingly.
 Scores in Bohemian Tournament.
 The following are the final scores for group No. 1 in the Bohemian Glendining, 23,640; Hiram s. Franklin. 3,330; Samuel Dean. 23,245; E. L. Darbie, 23.000: William J. Young, 22.- 900: John Bassett, 22,S00; Sidney P. Marland, 22,755; F. E. Shumway. 22.- 19o; M. s. Warren, 22,110: W. L. 21,040; A. P. Woodward, 2O,575.
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