Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
DANIEL SON AND PUTNAM NEWS.
DANIELsoN

Commissioners Named on Late Post
 master MoEauqhIin's Estate-Mrs. T.
 N. Hepburn Makes Suffrage Ad-
 dresses-Pians for Coon Hunt
 Service Buttons for Six at Telephone Exchange.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold F. Glendining having closed their cottage at iiF'shers Island. go to Boston today for visit with relatives.
 Include visit to the Berlxshires in their wedding trip. E The members of the Civic Federation met with Mrs. A. H. Huntingdon Fri day afternoon.
 @ 9r Will Address Art Club. Mrs E1Ior Carlisle Ripley, super visor of schools in Boston, will ad- dress the Ladies, Art club here next Saturday at the home of Miss Ella
 Rev W. A. MilIett of the Pentecostal 1 Institute at SciTuate will speak at the 1, l,Pentecostala church here Sunday. w. s. Brown is preparing to get out much crushed rock at his Shep- ard h1ii farm near Wauregan. | q Miss Marguerite Bennett of Wor- Ices.er was a visitor with friends in Danielson Friday.
 Bible Spiritualism is to be the sub | ject of the Sunday service at the | Advent church.
 Members of tte woman's Missionary societies of the Baptist church met | Friday afternoon with Mrs Frank Da- wis of Main street. n! Commissioners on Mclaughlin Estate. Frank Wood and Henry F.. Oatley, both Of South KiIlingly. have been named by Judge S. S. Russell of the estate of the late Herbert F. Me Laughiin, formerly postmaster at East
 Walter Kies and daughter, Miss Sell ma, of Broad street, have been spend ing few days with friends in New l5Jersey.
 P. c. s. Francis is taking charge of latter's absence on trip to Califor- mia. -.ar
 Mrs. Lucy Hopkins of North ster- ling Is. visiting local friends.
 William T. Moran is spending the | week end at his home in New Haven. Mrs. Hugh Carragher visited with Mir. and Mrs M, E. Shedd In Norwich | this week.
 Mrs. F. B. Sibley has been attend ing the w. c. T. U. convention in | New Haven.
 Il A number of baseball enthusiasts
 
 Efor the Putnam South Manchester | game s-' @c- =.-
 Whether the town goes license or no-license next Monday. the thirsty note with some satisfaction that the | cider mills in town started sQueezing out juice Friday morning.
 The neighboring town of Foster is said to have more octogenarians per hundred persons than any town in this section, but that won't cause any rush of people to locate there.
 Will Touch on License Issue.
 Tn almost every church in the town tomorrow the pastors will have a word to say on the license issue, which is one of the important ones that will bt settled for another year by the voting Monday. .-e .,~ a' ra
 At the Congregational 1, church ir South Killingly tomorrow morning tht service will be conducted by F. W Barber, a supervisor of schools. whose home is in Putnam. 't ts
 Annual Coon Hunt Planned. Plans are being formulated for thu annual coon hunt of the KillinglN Fishing and Hunting club to be helC on Saturday night late this month Addresses by Mrs. Hepburn. Mrs. Thomas N. Hepburn of Hart ford, president of the Connecticut Wo mans Suffrage association. gave ad dresses in the interest of the cause fl Moosup Friday and at the home O Eals.e J: S. Bard in Brooklyn Frida! evening. Local suffragists attended tn meetings.
 Where Paving Is Needed. There is a constantly reiterated de mand> for the paving of that section around r the railread station and be tween the Bacon and Bradley build | in0l nna-Gfda and fhn Ernha n rr building on the other with ameisit such as is being laid in Main street The approach to the station has al ways been. the cause of complaint il the wet seasons of the year. It 1 stated that sufficient number of mel are willing to sign a petition to SC cure town action on the matter.