Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-23

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Westfield Chureh-DayviEls Post
office Not 10 be Moved--Judse ii.
Z. Back and Family Sail for San
Francisco, From Portland. Oregon
Letters Returned From Russian
Poland.
Coroner Arthur q. Bill was called 20
EWiIliruantfc Thursday TO investigate
kYha circumstances surrounding the
Binding in the woods OF the body on
IA man supposed to have been murder
led
&lays al Kelsey Point, where Mrs.
BENNINGTON and children have been
flor some time for a vacation stay
t. Miss Mildred Whitman has gone
to Hartford, where she will be en-
lpaGyed.
is the guest or MISS Mary Wnea1leS'
OF Broad street.
At Prusenc@ Island.
frffss Margaret Mcbride is spending
a few days on Prudence Island, in
MI. and Mrs. Frank Leach Of Re-
we're, Mass, are guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs w. q. Wheafley.
Rev John y. Quinn OF Waterbury
is spending few days at his home on
! Philfu Al. Greer OF New BEDFORD
visited friends in Danielson Thursday.
Harry nj. Morse Of Putnam and his
company presented the new sketch,
Gust Like Her Mother" at the Or
pheuu1 theatre Thursday evening.
= VIII Motor TO Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Wheatley, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Leach and William
w, WheatIey leave Saturday morning
for an automobile trip to Maine. They
expect to remain for about week
Judge and Mrs Milton A. Shunway
and Hon. and Mrs. B. a. Jacobs have
returned from an automobile trip
through ~the White Mountain and
Berkshire regions.
May Repair Steeple
Steeple Tom Fitzpatrick Of Will
mantle has been IN town investigating
! relative to repairs to the damaged
steeple of the Westfeld Congregation
al church.
ivan c, MARI of Midd1etown visit
ed with friends in Danielson Thursday.
Resident Italians OF the reservist
classes of the national army are re-
receiving communications that tndi-
cate preparations that may later lead
to calls for their services.
. ' In the new Bellevance block 1t
Moosup, quarters have been taken by
All HallowS council, K Of c., which
ID growing very rapidly. The rooms
are being finely fitted up.
Hay Crop Short.
Estimates made by observers in
many towns in this section Of the
state indicate that not much more
than 80 per cent of the hay crop has
been harvested, and this at a date
when harvesting of hay is usually
nearly completed.
Brings Booze Frons Jewett City.
A near-pony express, with head
quarterc in Jewett City, is making
daily runs to Danielson now. The
service started this week. Incident
ally this express does a common car
rier business, so considers itself within
the law.
Only minor repairs are being made
to public school buildings in KilIingly
during the present vacation season.
Mo repairs costing in excess of $50 are
permissible without a special vote of
the town, as provided in a. resolution
passed by the town nearly two years
ago.
- Not TO Move DayviIIe Postoffice.
"A new building under construction
at Dayville for Patrick Riley, soon to
be commissioned postmaster in thai
Village, Will probably be leaced fol-
business purposes. There has beer
some talk that the postoff1ce would
be moved from its present location
to the new building, but Mr.. Riley
says he haS made no such decision.