Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-10

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 Rev. c. J. Hartman left Tuesday
 for Danbury to attend a meeting of
 chamber of commerce secretaries of the state.
 Charles sabin III.
 Charles Sabin, train caller at the
 station, was seriously i'll at his home
 Tuesday. following an attack Monday of former trouble.
 Philip Salvas of Blackstone is visit ing his family here.
 John Gahan, Jr., who has been i'll for several days, is much improved. Teddy Casscnt. formerly landlord of the City hotel, is in town for a few days. He may lease a hotel in a neighboring town.
 Will Attend Norwich Dinner. Rev. c. J. Hartman, Harold w.
 Files, Thomas Richmond, Pierre My CTS and Edward H. Payne, as repre- attend the archdeaconry dinner at the Wauregan house in Norwich Thursday night.
 Mail Not Claimed. Letters addressed as follows are un- claimed at the local postofhce: Pat lion Marquis, John T. Smart, K .183, Mrs. Bailey, Miss Dora Boucher, Miss Lucy A. Breen.
 Hermon G. Carver is again acting as train caller at the railroad station dur ing the absence Of Charles Sabin. Decision Reverved. Probate Judge Edward G. Wright,
 tber evidence on the application for the 1 removal of the conservator over Mrs. Matilda Chase Corbett, reserved his
 decision for one week. Tuition for County Home Pupils.
 The county has paid to the town of Putnam $542.90 for tuition of children from the county home who attended
 the Sawyer district school last year. Hereafter, under the new agreement, | the county will pay the town of Put nam $550 for the tuition of these pu- pills.
 Will Require $500 Tons of Stone. Up to the present time about 1,600 I tens of crushed stone have been used | in the street Improvements in the ] northern section of the city, and it is estimated that total of $500 tons will be required before the work is completed. The asphalt dressing that | is to be used on the surface of Provi- dence street has arrived and also a machine with which it is to be spread. At the corner of Providence and Elm streets the sweeping corner planned i for is being rounded out, but the work 1 has been slowed up on account of en- countering ledge, which is being 1 | in Providence street are being replaced with new ones and larger ones, weigh i ing 80 pounds to the yard, and new siding with capacity of three cars is being put in.
 The work on the general improve ment in that section will be hurried as mich as possible during the pres eut month.
 Sister of Bride elect HaIts Wedding. Polish residents in one of the mill villages of the city started something , that promised to develop into a sen sational episode when they planned for wedding Tuesday. All went well with the wedding plans until a sister
 of the bride -elect arrived from Daniel son and threatened to stop the mar riage programme on the ground that l the groom-to-be was already married and had wife in the old country. This was vehementfy denied by both | the man and his friends, men and women, some of them friends of his since boyhood. For a time it looked as if there would be a fine young reVo- lution over the proposed wedding and ! the attention of the police was direct I ed to the matter, for the objecting sis- l ter threatened to fight to the very end 1 to stop the ceremony. She was finally racifed. however, and Tuesday after room the wedding party got away from here on the New York express, giving Stafford Springs as their destination.