Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-14


 Charles Gareau. spending the sum lmer here with his mother. Mrs. AL Fphonse Gareau of Carter street, Is to be ordained to the priesthood next June. He has been pursuing his stud ies at Assumption college. in Canada
 Miss Mary Head of Winsted is vis- lting her grandfather, Michael Head, and family of Main street. Mrs. Francis Ducharme is spending few days with relatives in New Bed- ford.
 There was session of the town court Tuesday afternoon to pass upon the case of Alfred D. Strang. brought back from Massachusetts by Deputy Sheriff Charles F. Aver to answer to a non-support charge. Mir. and Mrs. B. c. Hopkins and
 Miss Myrtis Burroughs have returned rom an automobile trip in the White mountain region.
 Pheasants for the Asking. l. Charles Morin, who recently visited
 that sportsmen from this section can | secure pheasants by sending in appli- cations There are 5.700 young birds | at the station, some of them ready for | release ynext month.
 Miss Della Perreault of New Bed
 lord has been spending a few days
 with relatives in Danielson Richard A Kent of Middletown vis- Ifted with friends here Tuesday.
 Mr.~and Mrs. Lewis Foster of Val ley Falls. R. l., formerly here, are 1 spending few days in DanIelson Mrs. James Sasey of Dorchester | formerly a resident of DanieIson. is l visiting with friends in town. Carl T. Kent of Putnam has ar | ranged very interesting telephone
 display in the store formerly organized
 hy the Boston Dry Goods company. l Spoke at Putnann l J. H. Lafiamme of Woonsocket and Joseph Berthiaume of Southbridge | were guests Tuesday of Dr. L. J Morins In the evening all three spoke
 Tn Putnam at a meeting in the inter-
 est or the Union St. John Baptiste. Hens Broke Pheasants' Eggs. Not the best results were obtained
 Tn the endeavor to hatch two settings or pheasants' eggs under hens on the Iarm or Wildee Iavallee, South street The hens broke some of the eggs, only
 a. few pheasant chicks matching. William Marland has returned here | after spending a few days at the Mar
 land cottage at Pleasant View.
 Martin Recommended to Danny Mur- ohy. ! The fact that William Martin of Lynn team of the New England lea que has been called to the attention of Danny Murphy, Norwich, scouting at present for the Brool1feds.
 Chaplin Night at Theatre. Charlie Chaplin-half a dozen of him-made appearance on Main street Chariie has become very familiar to | the motion picture fans in town and | the special feature Tuesday evening was a Chaplin night at the Orpheum 1 theater. The imitators followed the f noted commedian's makeup and man ner as closely as possible and got a 4 the show. Many were on the watch here Tues
 day afternoon for the long line of ma | cnlnes included in the Putnam Chau-
 tauqua automobile parade The line
 or cars swung into the borough from | the Brooklyn side and passed through | the business section on the route to | Dayville.
 Still Hopes for Federal Building. | Postmaster Charles A. Potter. dur l Ing whose term many changes. i'm | proVements and additions to the ser | Mce have been made at the Danielson | once has not lost sight of the fact mat the last two congresses have been asked to consider bills providing
 TOT a federal postof1ce building in | DaneIson. He hopes to see this mat
 ter pushed forward at the next ses
 slon or congress and with that end in 1 ''--A SSOAA AoAC lAlc IldlleT up with
 congressman elect Richard P. Free man.
 | Drove from Maine. Edward Joslin, 73, veteran of the | Civil war, is paying a periodical visit
 to Danielson with which he was fla
 miliar just prior to the Civil war.
 MT. Joslin drove here from a point
 in Maine and will remain for A few
 days.
 John Boucher Recovering. John Boucher. struck by an automo- | bile driven by Mrs. John Patterson l on the Williamsville highway one day | last week, is showing satisfactory pro- | gress at the Day KimbalI hospital, but l 1t will be some time before he recoy- | CTS from his injuries. IEWETT rTV