Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-23

Nrg. Nathan d. Prince has returned
here, after spending week IN Hart
ford,
Mrs, Rienzi Robinson was among
those who spoke when a population
man Richard p. Freeman at New
London 10 urge his support Of the
Sudan p. Anthony amendment.
NaFcfase Henauit and sons-George,
Acid and Edward, leave this morn
Monson and other points in Western
Nrs. j. e. Philips of wauregan
has been spending a few Gays o:
Ocean bearh.
with relatives at NorthoOr5, sIass.
John r. Bennett Of New Rochelle,
was "A week end visitor with friends In
Danielson.
Mr. and BIrs. Simeon DauIeIson are
entertaining Miss Amy Clifton OF
Miss Adah Danieison is spending a
week with friends in Taunton.
Miss Marion Nado, who has been
employed at Block Island during the
summer season. has returned TO Dam
ielson.
Guests From Washington.
Judge and Mrs. A. G. Bill entertain
ed Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Bill of WASH
ingtor, d. c., over Sunday.
William Ross and family motored to
Providence for a week end visit.
Herbert Barnett of Baltic SPORT the
week end with relatives in Daniel
rs. w. W. Franklin and children
have returned from Oakland beach,
where they have been spe><ins the
summer.
Miss Margaret Sullivan of High
cfr t. ha wing a vacation nf two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan D. Prince re-
Gently entertained at their home here
F. ]. Bliss and sisters Of Hartford.
Birthday Party.
A party was given recently at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bertham Lind
ner in honor Of the twelfth annivers-
ary of their daughter, Miss Beatrice
Paul Swafield. who is TO be a mem
Der Of the faculty Of Killinglcy High
school this fall is expected to arrive
here within a few days.
Brown-Foster Marriage Tomorrow.
Miss Minnie Eva Brown. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jabez Brown of East
Brooklyn, and Thomas Foster arc to
be married tomorrow in Mi1dletown.
home town of the groom. Mr.. and
Mrs Foster are expected here We'd
nesday, when there is to he q reception
AT the nome OIL IH6
Postmaster G. A Potter is not at
all certain that arrangements will he
made for a concert here by Tubs
band of Norwich. The money for the
concert must be raised by subscrip-
ton and conditions for doing that are
not promising at this time.
WheatIey- Street Wedding in septem-
Der.
The marriage of Miss Mary Wheat
lev, Broad street, daughter of William
w. Wheatley, and Oswald G. Street
of Dayville is to take place at the
residence Of the bride during Septem-
Der.
There will be many visitors from
BROOKLYN at Wildwood park Thurs
day of this week. when the annual
United Sunday school picnic OF that
piece is to be held
Selectmen here have received no
further word from the Office of the
state highway commissioner relative
to when work on the improvement Of
Main street will be undertaken. but il
is presumed that the contract VIII lie
underway within a monJh.
Start on Sewer Work.
Frank A. Davis. who has the con-
tract for the construction of the sew
er through Carter street, has gang
of men ct work there excavating,
Digging has commenced at the Fur
mace ISreet- end of Carter street.
Not Required Yet.
Italian reservises here. who have
| been previously ordered to report to
the nearest Italian consul and who
| have complied with the order, now
learn that they will not be able To
leave the United States until after
| September, so many thousands OF
their countrymen returning to fight
crowding the carrying capacity of al
available ships.
Lawn Fete at DayViIle.
The lawn festival of St. Joseph's
parish at Dayville Saturday was a
pronounced success. Many of those
| who were present were present were
representative of Attawagan, Ballou-
| vile. WilliamsviIle, Danielson and 9TH
er places in this vicinity. In the ev-
/ ening the grounds at the rear of the
| church were brilliantly illuminated
| with electric lights.
Norwich Greek Priest OBLIGATED.
At the home of his parents on the
| West Side Saturday a funeral ser
\ vice for Petre Savas, five months ole
| son of Mr. and Mrs. John Savas. was
| conducted by a Norwich priest at the
Greek church. Burial was in West
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