Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-05

Mrs. Mary Farrell returned to her home in Rockville Monday. after spending the summer with her daugh- ter. Mrs. John Gahan. ess
 Judge M. H. Geissler presided at session of the city court Monday
 Willis A. Pierce of New London was a visitor with friends in Put nam Monday
 William Curran of Stafford Springs. formerly here, called on friends in town Monday.
 David Smith of the Central theater at Westerly was at the Bradley the ater, another of his houses, Monday.
 There was a great deal of interest | here Monday in Killingly's vote on the 1 license question and scores of tele- phone calls were passed in search of the final result.
 Transferred from DanieIson. Miss Dorothy Gilligan has been l transferred from the commercial de- partment of the s. N. E. T. company at Danielson to the local office as an assistant.
 Former Nurse at Hospital.
 Mrs Reuben Chapman of winsted, | fqxrnerly one of the staff of nurses at the Day Kimball hospital, is visiting here from Derby with MT. and Mrs. Charles T. Thayer of Grove street. I
 Woman Challenger at Polls. | Mrs W. J. Bartlett was sworn in as challenger at the polling place I Monday and acted throughout the day | the experience proving a pleasing and | interesting one to her. Out of PAS women voters, PIT voted, and all others were accounted for by the | checking system.
 The work of preparing Union square I for its coating of ameisite paving is progressing favorably and 1t is ex- pected that the work will be com | pleted before a great many days, open ing freely again that busy place tc traffic
 Not ali Of those who voted in Put nam Monday, as in other towns here- abouts, took the trouble to vote on the constitutional amendment relative tC the mileage for members of the gen. erai assembly. The matter was one that a great many did not understand l about and ono about which others diC not care, figuring they would never bt members of the general assembly. Another Hard Luck Game.
 The game at Moosup Sunday wher Putnam, with Tesreau of the New
 York Giants pitching, was defeated to O, was another one of the har( luck games that the local team ha. dropped this season. Local fans dC not attempt to detract in any way from the ability of the Moosup team to play good ball, but they sure hay,
 been not wholly unfortunate in tht breaks in the games with the Putnam team.
 Wins in Contest to See WorId's Series
 Ralph Bradford of this city will rep
 resent Connecticut this year in th, \ group of winners that will see tn lworld's series as guests of a BostoI paper that ran voting contest t,
 determine who should be numbere,
 among the elect. Mir. Bradford leave
 l. here Thursday for Boston to join tn iparty which will journey to Philadel
 phia for the first two games. He vii
 be a member of party for which ev lery arrangement has been made t travel see the games and rest wit every degree of comfort and mucl luxury.
 To Argue sibIey Claim at Hartforr
 Attorney Charles E. Searls of thi
 city and Attorney Harry E. Back o
 Danielson will be in Hartford thi
 week to argue before the supreme cour 1.-the claim of Mrs. Preston B. Sible,
 of Danielson. This is claim fo
 compensation filed following the deatl | ?.