Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30

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 sreostioraf RsII Call and Annual
 Supper County cemrissionsrs
 Grant Total sf .fs Licenses -4 One
 Rsmonstrancs-
 Rev. c. H. Barber of the congre-f sationnl church and Rev. n A. Legg of the Methodfst church win exchange pulpits Sunday morning. -4
 Mss Elizabeth Filling of New York and her friend. Nies Benice Barnett, of Ptiiing and Miss. Emma F. Filling.
 Related New York Experience. Mss Katherine Bm told of her ex- perienee in the recent great snfrrsge the Equal Franchise league with Mrs. Marinda C. Butler Robinson Friday
 Rasmond c. ralt Of Providence was c visitor with friends here Friday
 Mir. and Mrs. R. c. Young and Mfr. and Mrs. A. V. Woodworth win spend the week end ak Oakland Beach .e H. F. .Glendining has returned to 9ostnn after a visit with friends in l town -.ss--.
 Clark whftford of oneco was vis- itor in DRnisison Friday. A>
 HaIiowe'en Social. The B. T. F. U. held Halloween social at the church Friday evening, - Hanssn--AIoott.
 At Grace church. New Haven. Tues day. Miss Winffred Aicott, dauEhter oi Row. and Mrs. George A. Alcott, for merty here, and Charles Hansen vert united in marriage.
 Representatives Of the local Eaptisi | church win be In Jewett City nexi week Wednesday to attend a mission- | Ary conference of representatives ol eastern Connecticut churches.
 Today Is a day of fasting for Cath. l olhcs.. this day being kept as the vigi of All Salrts' day. which comes Mon | day tEis year.
 Tkerc win be All saints. day ser. vices at sG James and St, Albani
 Lists Coming in We'll. fl Assessor C. B. Hutchins has beer busy receiving tax lists this week Abou. 80 per cent. are in the hands O the assessors, while nearly all of tn nonresident taxpayers have filed thsi lists.
 Grsnt Six licenses in Piainfieid. } The county commissioners hay granted six licenses in the town e Plainfeld. three of these being Il } onc In Plainfeld. In Sterling two Il cepses have been granted in Oneco, on 2 in Sterling village.
 The last of the top dressing for tn . new street paving was put In plac Friday on the section of work belo' 5 the railroad track, The rolling of thi T win be practically completed tonigh ]. 1t is expected. and that part of tn n street can be opened to traffic som time next week
 Troopers March South. Detaehments of the cavalry troc that has been in camp near Putnai . for the past two weeks passed throue this section. .southward bound, duriE the forenoon hours of Friday. n cayaIrymen attracted much attention. On tkeir coon hunt in the Easdoft 2 Ashford section. William Ross, Jam' Kent and Prank McGorty captured fUl of The animals. They spent a wes on. tlle hunt making headquarters nel
 PhceEixyille. r The new roofing being put on tl <. Congregational church Is nearly all d place The damage caused the spi t by C. lightning bolt during one of ia
 summers electrical storms Is to be q
 paired before cold weather sets In.
 Roll Call and Supper.
 Many gathered at the Congregation .. church Friday evening for the annu V ron call and church supper. Rev.
 H. Berber presided Letters fro
 numerous absent members were re- "A and a report of the meetings of | 1. New Haven and some Of which mee ~ ings they attended, were made .s Rev. C. II. Barber and W. Irving Bt v v lard The supper was In charge of | - October committee of the Ladies' B a ueyolent society.