Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-03

-suspieion of Fake Collectors.
 Reg F. w. Barnett of Newtown Is to conduct the service at St. Alban's church Sunday morning. Rev. James H. George, Jr, taking the service at St. Paul's church. Plain6eld.
 State Armory. best dance floor in Eastern Connecticut social, Beacon Singing orchestra. Webster. Saturday evening-adv.
 Leaving Nebraska.
 1srsS Frank P. Warren and Miss Grace SpaidinK. who have been in the west during the fail leave Nebraska and are expected to return here the early part of next week.
 Mrs Frank Willard. and Mss Eva Caffery have been recent visitors in Providence. Amos Morin. is recovering from q se-
 George c. Richmond of Providence was a visitor with Danielson friends Thursday. z
 Judge W. F. woodward presided at session of the town court Thursday morning, when two cases were called up for disposal
 Critically III. George Kies, son of Mir. and Mrs. Walter Kles. remained critically i'll on Thursday at their home on Broad street
 William A. Pettis of New London was a visitor with Danieison friends Thursday.
 First selectman Louis E.. Young says that consideration to plans for having the pavement in Main street kept clean will be taken up at the meeting of the selectmen next We'd nesday.
 | A regular meeting of the town school committee for the transaction of routine business was held at the high school building Thursday after l noon.
 Woodstock Academy VI. X. H. s.
 Woodstock Acaderny's Basketball team will be here this evening for the first game of the season with the Killingly High School team and a lively contest is expected Many householders are complaining that the distribution of patent medi- | cine samples and circulars of various kinds is becoming nuisance. as the papers are stuffed in front doors and | thrown on lawns.
 It is understood that the warden and court of burgesses will give considera- | ton to making or regulations for the
 government of automobile traffic in | the business section. Track Repairs. On Upper Main street a force of
 
 ] Electric Railway company Is engaged ! in making repairs to the track and |! roadbed and generally improving the road before the advent of real winter. It has been suggested that members | of choirs of the various churches in
 the borough join this year on Christ
 mas eve in the singing about town of | Yuletide carols, as was done two or i three years ago.
 Officers of Altar Chapter. At the annual meeting of the Altar
 chapter of St. AIban's church. Miss | A. E. Day was reappointed directress | Miss Putnam, treasurer and Mrs. J, | H. George, secretary. The following l schedule of committees was drawn up | for the year: December. Miss Young,
 and Miss, Mulligan; January. the | Misses wheatley; February, Mrs. J. H.
 March. Mrs. A, H. Armington; April,
 Miss Hazel Barstow; May, Mrs. Fred
 Reed; June Miss B. F. Darbie; July, | Mrs. H. H. James; August Miss Nellie l Shaw; September, Miss Sarah Put nam; October, Miss Peet; November l Mrs. A. E. Day, Mrs. Eugene Young. ! Miss Young and Miss Putnam were | appointed committee to choose and purchase Christmas greens. Moriah Lodge Officers. | Following areSthe newly elected -of-
 ficers of Moriah lodge, No. IS, A. F | and A. M: w. M, Judge Sabin S. Russell; 6. w. Charles S.. Francis; J | w., Charles E. Franklin; treasurer Charles s. Bill; secretary, F. O. Arm- | ington; tyler, Edward s. Carpenter
 The appointive officers are to be an-
 nounced.