Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-06

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 to Game Today.
 Mrs. J. M. Bessette. who has been in Canada for about three months, has returned to her home on the West Side.
 Melted $see.
 Mrs. A. H. Huntingdon, treasurer of the Civic federation has received $369 as the gross receipts from the pop con- cert.
 Mrs. J. w. Gallup had the members of the .Woman's Missionary societies of the Baptist church at her home for meeting Friday afternoon.
 Pastor Concludes Season.
 Rev. Joseph Allen of Boston has concluded for the season his pastorate at the Unitarian church in Brooklyn. It Is expected he will return next sea- son.
 George c. Kensey of Meriden was visitor with friends in Danielson Fri day.
 Rev. c. W. Foster of St. James church, Providence, is to conduct the Sunday service at Trinity church in Brooklyn.
 To Conduct Grange Meeting.
 Rev. c. A. Downs is to have charge
 
 meeting of Killingly grange.
 Spoke at Manufaeturers' Meeting.
 W. I. Bullard has been at Greene vile, s. C.. attending a meeting of the Southern Manufacturers association. MT. Bullard was one of the speakers.
 Fingers and Wrist Broken.
 Bert Stone of Danielson. while em- ployed at the mill in Dayville, suf- fered broken wrist and broken fn- gers when his hand caught in a roller.
 Many at Charity Whist.
 There was a large attendance at the weekly meeting for whist at St. James halI the affair being for a charitable purpose.
 A party of Danielson men were at the Hills Grove track. near Providence, to attend the races Friday.
 To Visit DayviIIe Lodge.
 Members of Quinebaug lodge of Odd Fellows will be guests of the members of the lodge at Clayville on the eve ming of November 16. Miss Rena Herman recently visited with friends in Norwich. H. A. Wentworth of Bridgeport was a visitor with friends in Danielson Friday. Marcoux-Bietue.- Arthur Marcoux and Angelina Bfetue were married this week at Dayville by Rev. 1gnatius Kost. They are Will | liamsyille residentts. l. At a meeting of the Crusaders at | the Baptist parsoinage Friday evening | photographs of the members as babies were brought, grouped and later stlb- mitted for identification in an amusing guessing contest. Daysille people will find diversion during the winter in series of enter 1 tainments arranged much after tho order of the Young Peoples course ir Danielson. The first entertainment has i been given.
 Dangerous PIaythinss. | Children are warned not to trffe with railroad torpedoes that are fre- quently placed on rails within the bor- | ough limits. They are extremely dan gerous playthings and are best suited for the purpose for which they are made, which isn't amusement. College Hall Fund Growing. | John Milner of Moosup has giver $1, 900 toward the $5O,000 fund for the | erection of Windham house at Con. necticut college. This gift Is as g memorial to Mir. Miners mother and is in addition to a gift of $50 from Mrs. Milner and other gifts of money | from the Milner sons. The fund fol | Windham house has now passed the | S9,000 mark and is steadily growing Other large gifts to the fund are ex- pected from wealthy Windham county people and eventually a whirlwind campaign may be inaugurated to bring | the subscriptions up to the required | total in a prompt manner, as is now l frequently done in raising Y M c. A and other building funds in the large cities.