Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-23

 Farm Leased for Growing of To- bacco Under Cloth. | Mir and Mrs Chauncey C.. Young are in Providence until after Thanks giving. They will go to Florida for the winter after the holiday. panieIson- Davis Engagement. Mir. and Mrs. Simeon Danielson an- nounce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Florence. to Dr. Joseph s. Davis, instructor in economies at Harvard pr. and Mrs Rienzi Robinson closed their home here Monday and have gone to Asheville.s N.NC, for the win lter. Danielson. and Everett Mitchell are to 1 be married today at Putnam. Old fashioned turkey dinner with all 1.-the f1xings, Thanksgiving day, 12 to 9 fAttawaugan hotel, .75c.-Ady. Bulletin Ad 5rinas Results. | A. P. woodward has an inquiry based on Bulletin advertisement from a woman in. Lyons: Y Nebraska Twas a visitor at his home here over Judge W. F. Woodward presided at a session of the town court Monday ! morning.
 | 11OdSul eN<1dT0uCe A. IOItCI O1 tue Brooklyn Savings bank, and Mrs. Pot I ter, have closed their Brooklyn home | for the winter and are occupying the 1 c. c. Young residence, on Reynolds street MT and Mrs Martin Burns enter l tained Miss Mary Burns of Williman- l tic over Sunday.
 Mail Unclaimed. .3 Letters addressed to Joseph Benoit, 1 Patrick F. Maher, Mrs. Cesaire Du- chaineault, Joseph M. Henries, Mrs. | Isaac Leclair, Miss Ida Monsoon, Mrs. l K. E. Platt are unclaimed at the local office.
 l Superintendent R. W. Boys of the
 Killingly Manufacturing company has 1 had a few inquiries from persons in- l terested in building new houses in 1 Williamsville
 In Employ of Local Company. Harold F. Glendining, formerly with the International Cotton company at l East Kil1ingly, is to be with the Dan ielson Cotton company after Decem- Der 1" His many friends are delight
 ed to learn that he has decided to remain in town.
 Dubuc-Grimes.
 Miss Agnes Grimes of Pomfret who has been employed at the home of Mir. and Mrs, w. I. Bullard, here, and l Henry Dubuc, also of Danielson, were married Monday morning at St. Jo-
 seph's church in Dayville by Rev. Ig- natius Kost.
 In a Few Words. Miss Winnie E. Shaw leaves tomor- row afternoon to spend Thanksgiving
 with her parents in Worcester.
 John A. Raymond of Pawtuc5et was I a. visitor with friends in Danielson
 Monday.
 There are to be special Thanksgiv- .l ing day services at St. James church Thursday morning.
 i s. 4 number of local students at Brown i university will return here tomorrow for the holiday recess. I Mrs. Henry M. Carragher returned 1 to Fall River Monday, after a visit
 with MT. and Mrs. Hugh Carragher of Academy street.
 Miss Mary McGrath of Norwich has been the guest of Mrsa and Mrs P. F, 1 George C. Marion of New Bedford was visitor with friends here over Sunday.
 The public schools throughout Kill I linglv close tomorrow afternoon for
 the Thanksgiving recess.
 Il For Sale-Six new double tenement l dwellings erected on Water street two years ago, all rented on long term lleases, guaranteed ten per cent. gross investment, steady rental. no idle time l Houses have all modern improvements
 gas. electric lights, toilets, baths. Any I body interested in a real estate in- I vestnent will find this proposition wei I worth their investigation. Write te I w. s. Brown, Danielson or Waure- gan, or telephone.-Adv.
 I Police Dog Still Missing. Henri I. Baer had found no trace up to Monday afternoon of the police dog that escaped from his kennels al
 East Killingly during Friday night l All of this section of the country hai l been searched for the animal but I without result. This seems rather pc. culiar, too in view of the fact that ths
 dog is of such a distinctive breed and appearance that it would be instantly noticed by almost anyone. It is bare. way back to Windsor Locks, whence it came.
 Patrolmen Needed to Shoo Away Ho. boes.
 The sooner Danielson's new patrol men get on the job, the better. The dregs of humanity that have been sucf a nuisance to the town in the past are arriving and are proving just as much of a pest as ever. The streets even on Sunday are not free from them and they desecrate by their very 1 presence a Sabbath day. They do not live here, they do not labor here, they contribute nothing to the towns well fare in any way. They are merely and only contemplate, wholly unworthy lot and the people want to see them driven away at the earliest possible moment.