Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-06-05

| at congregational Snurch-PIanS TOR
Summer Services-OnIy 4s5 Dogs
Lieensed-Fire at Plant Owned by
Warren D. Chase.
Strawberry supper given by w. r
| c. in G. A. R. hall this evening from
| 5 to s. by the W. R. C. Varied menu
Supper 20 cents.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Call are to
construct a cottage at Cedar Point,
near Old Buttonwoods r. L
| Rev. and Mrs. C. H Barber have
been at Kelsey Point for few days,
preparing their cottage for the sea-
sons use.
Vagrant Sent to Jail.
In the town court Friday morning
Judge w. F. Woodward sent a prison
er to Brooklyn Jail for 80 days for
vagrancy.
Rev. r. 3. ChanberIin to Preach.
Rev. Roy B. Chamberlin of saranac
Lake, N. Y, IS to preach at the Con-
gregationa1 church Sunday. Mrs.
Chamberlin was formerly Miss Alice
Jacobs Of Danielson.
Rev. w D. Swaff1eld continues to
regain his strength rapidly and is able
to be about at the Baptist parsonage
here.
Rev. w. S. Beard Of willinantic
and Miss Katherine Bill of Danielson
are to be the speakers at the ladies'
| day meeting of the Windham County
Ministers union with Rev. and Mrs.
H. B. Goodsell, at South Killingly. next
| Tuesday.
Open Air Meeting.
William Mason is to be leader of
an open air religious meeting at the
Exchange building Sunday evening,
| the service under the auspices of the
| Pentecostal church.
Henry E. Church of Hartford this
| week entertained local friends at the
| Church homestead in the town Of Ash
| ford.
Returning from Texas.
| Miss Corinne Paine will leave Den
ton, Texas, where she has been in
| structress in a physical culture school,
Monday next, to spend her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
| A. Paine.
Mrs w. H. Warren has gone to
West Point to attend the graduating
exercises at the United States mill
tary academy. June IL, her son, AL
bert H. being a member Of the senior
class.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Jette, Miss Geor-
| gette Jette and guests motored to
Woonsocket for a visit with former
residents of Danielson.
Miss Marion B. Chalmers of Wor-
cester was a visitor with friends in
Danielson Friday.
Deputy shertffs George F. Ho1brook
anu Michael GT11lSnaW, IN charge OF
| two touring cars filed with prisoners
from Putnam, en- route to the county
| Jail. attracted attention while driving
through here Friday forenoon.
Place for Male Teacher.
Several applications have been filed
for the appointment as teacher of
French and German at the high school.
1t is probable that young man, who
will also supervise athletic activities
at the school, will be selected.
A very good quality of pillow tub
ing is being manufactured by the
Quinebaug company, in which plant
the line is new. The weaving pro-
cess, four harness work, is exceeding
ly interesting and has been mastered
by the operatives assigned.
Summer Services in Park.
At meeting of pastor of interested
churches plans were completed for the
usual open air park services, to COM
mence the first Sunday in July and
continue through that month and Au-
| gust, Sunday evenings. A schedule
| for union morning services in the
| Congregational Methodist and Bap-
| fist churches was tentatively ar
ranged.
There is special local interest in
| the appointment of Guy F. Miller of
Bridgeport. formerly of Hartford, as
a member of the commission, which
IIlCluueS OTIu0T dOV0TnOr simeon
Baldwin, to codify the taxation laws
of the state. a work that is very i'm
portant. Mr. Miller is well known
here and in Brooklyn.
Comedy Well Given.
Maidens All Forlorn was the title
of a comedy well given in Phoenix hall
Friday evening by a, cast that included
the following young ladies: Miss Alice
Wells, Miss Mildred Chase, Miss Hazel
Barstow, Miss Mary Grif1ths, Miss
Maize Kitson, Miss Jocelyn DENLY"
The entertainment was followed by a
dance.
Total Dog Licenses 465.
A list of dogs licensed in KiIlingly
up to May % gives total of 465 ami
mails and shows the sum received from
registration to have been 1918. There
are undoubtedly unregistered dogs in
Killingly, these to receive the atten-
ton of Dog Warden Michael Grim
shaw, who is on the lookout for them
There was relief here upon receiv-
ing the information during Friday
that the fire at the plant of the Rowe
Calk company in Hartford was not
as bad as at first reported. The chief
owner of this concern is Attorney
Warren D. Chase son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles D. Chase of North Main
street The business is large and i'm
portant and has been so made by the
exceptional talent and business abil-
ity of Mr. Chase, who has made its
product known throughout the frost
belt of the United States and in Can
ada.
Mr.. Chase has had the plant on