Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-22

Ream's Will Filed For Probate at
 Thompson.
 Harold S. Corbin of Boston spent Friday at his home in Putnam.
 w B. Wilson left Saturday for brief visit at his home in Water town, N.. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. Philip Benoit of Paw-d tucket motored to Putnam for week
 Charles K Shaw of Pawtucket was a visitor with friends in Putnam Sat urday.
 pr. E. Wilton of Mt. Kisco, N. Y. was a visitor with friends here Sun day.
 Critically III.
 Edwin Perry was reported Saturday as critically ill at the home of his brother, ex-Mayor F. W. Perry.
 Mrs. Selig GoIman of Worcester was a visitor here Saturday.
 James Murray of Hartford spent | Sunday at his home in Putnam
 Miss Eva A. Leclere of Southbridgel l visited with friends here over Sun day.
 Dr. F. A. NIorrel has purchased al new tourahout siX-cyclinder car.
 Fred D. Greene of Thompson was a | visitor with friends here Saturday.
 Closes Successful Weeks Stand.
 The Doyle Stock company closed al very successful engagement at the l Orpheum theatre Saturday night. The company went to Southington.
 Attorney Charles s. Weaver has re- turned to his home in Thompson after two months in Florida.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Seder, who were married recently at Dorcester, Mass, are in Calofornia-
 Fire Wardens' Warnings.
 Red placards giving warning of the, danger from kindling brush fires havel in in Iyin ioit
 A new case of diphtheria developed in the city Saturday, the patient be- ing little girl.
 Mrs Charles T. Thayer and daught- CT, Katerine, have returned to their home here after a visit with relatives in DanieIson.
 Farm Agents Plans.
 Warrington Kennedy, county agent for the Farmers association, is to spend three days a week in the coun- t wand will have his office quarters temporarily with Attorney E. c. Morse in this city. Ream Will Filed at Thompson. The will of Norman B. Ream, the New York multi millionaire, has been filed for probate in the town of Thompson, but what it's provisions are have not been made public.
 To Dine Fourth Degree K. of c.
 Richard German and M F. DWyer have under consideration a plan for entertaining at a dinner here at an early date the members of the Fourth Degree or the K. of C., they being the only members of that degree in this city.
 Opening of Mission.
 Great interest was shown by hun- dreds of the congregation in the mis- sion that was opened at St. Mary's church Sunday for the English speak nf hp sf1 ha sion is to continue through this week. Doing Big Business. The Standard Paper Box company of Pawtucket, owned chiefly by young men well known in this city, has one of the finest equipped plants of the kind in New England. The 12,000I square feet of floor space ir crowded with Up-to-date machinery. Guests at Sunny Brae.
 Twenty-six members of the Hold Fast class of the Congregational church and several guests were re- ceDtly entertained at an afternoon party at Sunny Brae, home of MT. and vas entertained with readings by Mrs Partello. Refreshments were served.
 Brush Fire. A brush fire that broke out near the railroad tracks of the Midland division and in the vicinity of the big freight wreck of about two years ago burned over a considerable area Saturday evening before it was extinguished. Social Hour Followed c. E. Meeting.
 The Y. P. S. c. E. meeting, Mrs. E. M. Warner leader at the Congrega- tional church Sunday evening, when | the topic was F'avorite Books of the Billie, and Why was followed by a so- | cial hour during which cocoa and Wafers were served
 Pony Express Resumed. | The pony express business, so called, for the delivery of beer and liquors, on- written order. from this city to temporary layoff that followed the seizure of one consignment by the state police. Although the beer seized was | destroyed by order of the court at | Danielson, no prosecution of any kind l followed.
 | Planned Public Meeting. At a meeting of the officers of the | Danielson union of Christian Endeavor at the home of Frank w. Barber in this city plans for the organization were discussed. A public meeting un- der the auspices of the organization is | to be held soon.
 Arrests Ended BurgIaries. | Some action may be expected soon | in the cases of the Worcester young men held in jail in that city to answer to various serious charges that may be 1 brought against them, including the robbing of business places in this city. l It is significant that there have been no breaks in this city since the epi- l denic of such occurrences that preced- ed the rounding up of the Bay State gang.
 l LEONARD BRIDGE PARTY.