Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-27

Initiation of Quinebaus. Lodse-Mrs.
Charles w. Gale Addresses Consre-
pationat Atsxiiisry - Basketball
League TO Start December 3rd-
Business Mems Association and
Board OF Trade Committee in Pro-
iect 20 Build Up WilliamsNiiie.
DR.. and. Hrs. C.. H. Otis are to re-
move to Braintree, Mass, where they
have purchased a horne
John A. Paine, secretary OF the
tow school COMMITTEES. is confined to
his home or. Broad street by illness.
a visitor with friends in Danielson
/. Mrs. Howard Wood recently visited
Providence friends. s
Odd Fellows Invitation.
Candidates wcres Initiated at q
meeting Of Quinehaug lodge /. .. o.
F., Tuesday evening.
Telesphore Woisarl will enter the
employ Of Stephen ID. Horton.
William Brennan, who has been
employed in Putnam is to work in
Danieison.
cnristpaae Bags for sclJisrs.
Brooklyn Red Cross workers are
engaged in filling Christmas bags for
soldiers fighting in Europe.
Mrs. Rienzi Robinson is to have
the members of the Equal Franchise
leaue at her home for a meeting Fri
day afternoon.
There was mo business meeting at
the home OF Mrs. ]. M. Miner in
was a fathering in the interest of the
Connecticut College for Women. OF
fetal appointments made at that time
had been previously made.
Miss May Bailey, who has been Sc
riously i'll at her home on School
street. is much improved.
Old Horne Supper
The annual Old Home supper is TO
be held this evening at the Metho-
dist church.
On account of low water in the riv-
ers manufacturing companies having
water power plants are now using
steam to drive the machinery tn their
mills.
There was meeting of the. Visit
Tuesday with Mrs. Eugene Young.
For those who have not filed their
| tax lists the last calls are being sent
| out by the assessors.
Mrs. Charles w. Gale Addresses
Meeting.
Mrs. Charles W. Gale of Norwich
Il
Missionary auxiliary of the Congre-
gationai church at meeting az the
| home of Miss Marion D. Chollar Tues
day afternoon.
| Mclaughlin Estate Commissioners.
Frank Wood and Henry H C,atley
| of East Killingly have been named In
| the probate court as commissioners tc
receive and decide upon claims OF
| creditors of the estate of Herbert F
| Mclaughlin of East Killingly.
Your most careful attention is di-
rected to the announcement of Wright
& Taylor TOP of column on this page
adv.
For the automobilist sportsmen q
fad this season is to carry along 6
shotgun with which quail or partridge
may be shot while the machine il
rolling along the country roads.
Sidewalk workers are expected here
within few days to make a series
of repairs that have been necessitat-
ed by the changing of the curb. line
IN connection with the putting IN OF
| the new street paving.
Commissioners at Central Village
| The county commissioners are to b,
| in Central Village today to receive
applications for licenses in the towl
/ of sPlainfle1d. 1t is expected that Ii
censes will be granted in Central Vii
| lage, Moosup and Plainfield.
i w. S. Brown of Shepard nill farm
near Wauregan is conducting, negotia
tions that may result in the planting
of 100 acres of tobacco, to be shade
grown, on his place during next sum
ner.
4 Told Of Jersey Campaign.
At this weeks meeting of Ilillingl
grange Will H. Barron, who has re
Gently returned from New Jersey, toll
the members something of the livel
n campaign for suffrage that recentl
came to a close in that state.
Three Oranges Visit Brooklyn.
L Members of Kiilingly grange, High
land grange of South. .Kil1ingly an
Plainfleld grange were guests Tuesda
i evening Of Brooklyn range. A llarves
u supper was served by Brookly,
range and the program of the evenin
was given by members of the visit
ing oranges.
WEDDING