Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-03

Hall Fund For Woman's College. William Mason preached at the ser vice at the Pentecostal church Sum- day morning.
 Mrs. A. G. Bill will have the mem bers of the Ladies' Reading circle at her home for a meeting this afternoon. Joseph Bodo has been named as administrator of the estate of Pierre Ouimette.
 Mothers' Day May 9.
 Rev. E. A. Legg hes announced that Mothers day will be observed at the Methodist church next Sunday.
 Antoine Mazello of Eggleston. Pa, has purchased a farm in the town of Brooklyn.
 Miss Katherine Thayer of Putnam spent the week end with relatives in
 Union Service.
 A union service was held in the Congregational church in Brooklyn
 The Marcus Comedy company clos ed a week's-stand at the Orpheum on Saturday evening.
 The usual May pranks were per- fol med in the borough Saturday ev- ening and some baskets were hung.
 Ghost to Walk For Bremen.
 The annual pay day for members of the fire department Is at hand.
 May Day Parade.
 May 27 has been selected as the date for the annual May day parade of the Thirteenth company at the rife range.
 Lieutenants, some non- commissioned officers and men will go to Fort Wright, Fishers Island, this week for study and examinations.
 Announcements for the usual May devotions were made at St. James church Sunday morning.
 A car on the Providence line jump ed the track in Foster, slightly in laying by several hours the arrival of passengers for Danielson.
 The first Saturday in May was marked by the playing of number of baseball games in villages in Killing ly.
 The executive committee of the w R. C.. for May is to meet Wednesday, the loss of Former Postmaster Frank G. Letters of Putnam, close personal friend.
 Many at Sunday School. There was an unusually large at- tendance at the Sunday school of the Baptist church Sunday, the closing day of the contest with the Clare-
 
 Caterpillars' nests are seen in enor- nous numbers in towns in this section this spring, indicative of another sea- son of devastating ravaging by the pest.
 War Happenings Known Here.
 Letters received here recently from relatives in France contain informa- ton of original interest and indicative that as much, or more, about how the iG Oninu i1 in France.
 corperators' Meeting.
 Corporators of the Windham Coun- ty Savings bank just received notice of corporators' meeting next Mon- day, May 10, to see if the amendments recently authorized to the charter of the bank by the legislature will be ac- cepted. Additional corporators may be elected.
 Forest fires in this town recently have started some talk, not in the borough, about having the town. buy an automobile combination chemical and bumper that could be used any where that water is to be found in the town. This suggestion doesn't fit in at all, however, with the economy plan for town expenditures, for auto chemi- cal trucks cost real money. Officers of Franchise League. Following are the newly elected of- fcers of the Danielson Equal Fran chise league: President, Mrs. Rienzi Robinson; first vice president, Mrs Harold Atwood; second vice president Mrs. H. H. Heath. East Killingly; third vice president, Mrs. J. A. Paine sec- retary, Mrs: Arthur A. Dean; treas urer Mrs. Arthur w. Logee; enter tainment committee, Miss Katherine Bill, Mrs. Harold Atwood, Miss Grace Spalding. Reports at the annual meeting, when two new members were taken in, were very encouraging. The league continues to work with enthu- siasm and success.