Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-17
DANIEL SON
Schools Disnlssed Because Of Heat
New 5000 Organ to Be Dedicated
~ ST: James chureh-PersonaI Tax
Must De Paid.

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! Must De Paid.
Mrs. Joseph aBosauet, Jr.. and chill.
dren, Claire, Clarence and Lucille, mo-.
/! tored TO WflIfrnantic this week TO Wis
lit Mrs. Bosduet.s father, Joseph FIRE.
geau. a patient who Is recovering.
Frederick Shunhway, who was taken
suddenly and seriously i'll in Boston
last week, was reported Thursday as
considerably improved.
/ Henry A. st. Gregoire OF New Bed
ford was a visitor with friends in
+ Charles l. N$do has leased rooms
| in the Phoenixy block for the bus
mess which he is to conduct.
+ Testified ID kenehan Case.
5 A large number Of witnesses from
ADanielson were in Putnam Thursday
ito testify in the superior court IN
1.-THE case Of the state VS.. Albert ].
IKenehan, which win be resumed Tues
Mis- ". c. Brighton of Hartford has
been spending few days with friends
! MRS. John MCGOWAN will return to
( her home In Westerly today after
spending the summer with her mother,
MRS. Michael Sullivan. High street.
Schools Closed Because of Heat.
/ Pupils in the School street school
! were dismissed early Thursday after
noon. as was the case Wednesday, on
account of the extreme heat.
SO Degrees Thursday.
: The highest temperature reported in
Danielson Thursday was SO degrees
There is some demand throughout
the town for the restoration of the
teaching Of music in the public
schools
= "a T;GI1 nd after
a visit OF a few days here.
VIII See Moosup Game.
j! A large delegation Of fans from this
! town have planned to be at Moosup
Sunday afternoon to see the South
bridge team play the final game of
their series there.
i The first section of new paving IN
/ Main street, opposite the Exchange
and Johnson buildings, is open TO
traffic.
Mrs. Mary Joslin has returned to
her home in Dayville after visit in
New. York.
Alma Forcier of Williamsville has
been at, Worcester attending the con-
vention Of the Union st. John Bap
tfst.
To Assist at Putnam Service.
Rev. c. H. Barber is to assist at the
exercises arranged to be held in Put
nam to commemorate the silver ami
.versary of Rev. F. d. Sargent as pas
tor of the Congregational church in
that place.
T James A. F1aherty of Providence
was a visitor with friends in Daniel
son Thursday.
Evening motor trips as means of
cooling off are proving popular this
week with local owners Of cars.
e Funeral services for w. H. II. Leav-
ems of Wauregan were attended at
the Congregational church in that
place Thursday afternoon by local
friends.
Grade Teachers Meeting.
Supervisor Albert S. Ames of the
schools in Killingly has announced a
grade teachers meeting for Friday
will come up for consideration include
the matter Of making monthly reports,
number enrolled, average members and
attendance, report to state agent re-
suits accomplished, charts. 80 per cent.
pupils, language, arithmetic, writing
certificates. plans. programs. etc.
No Tax, No Vote.
The word has been whispered around
that it will be well for delinquent
voters to pay. their personal taxes, if
they have failed to do SO, before the
first Monday in october. No definite
statements Of intents or purposes have
been given out, but it would be. un-
pleasant for man to have to face
the full penalty Of having failed to
pay his personal tax on the day that
he wanted to vote. Two dollars handed
the tax collector now woulda remove
the possibility Of an unpleasant and
expensive experience.
New $1,000. Organ to BE Dedicated.
The blessing and dedication of the
new organ at St. James church is tic
be made notable Sunday evening, The