Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-10

 Henry E. Church has been very i'll | in Hartford the past week Rev. James H. George, Jr-, conduct | ed a service at Mashentuck Sunday There were four cases for Judge W. F. Woodward to dispose of in the town court Saturday morning. Rev. A P. Knen of Trinity church, Brooklyn, will conduct the Lenten ser vice at St. AIban's church Thursday
 WiH Confer Degree.
 Quinebaug lodge of odd Fellows is to confer a degree upon candidates Tuesday evening.
 Frank Moore has received a new mo- torcycle.
 Gregory A. Paris of Warren. R. I. was a visitor with friends here over Sunday.
 Cotton mill payroIls in Killfngly now aggregate a new high record total. Successful Sale of Flag Tags. A considerable sum was realized here | Saturday from Che sale of Belgian flag tags by members of Sarah Williams Danielson chapter, ID. A. R. i Rev. W. D. Swaffield preached the first in a series of special Lenten ser- mons at the Baptist church Sunday | morning.
 The hours of duty for regular police | officers may be changed so as to make | the day patrol from 2 a. m. to p. m- This patrol does not end now until g | p. m.
 Mrs. NJ. V. woodworth will have the members of the Ladies' Reading circle at her home for a meeting this after | noon.
 The condition of Landlord S. D. Hor- | ton of the Attawaugan hotel improves slowly but steadily.
 Letter Writing Dangerous. l threat, the letter addressed to a young woman, a Danielson man will be be- fore the town court this morning.
 At New Haven Meeting. | Clifford H. Starkweather, secretary of the Danielson Building and LoaI association. was at New Haven Satur. day attending a meeting of secretarie. of such associations in Connecticut | w. E. Reach will spend part o this week on a business trip in New York state.
 Divinity Student Ekonk Pastor.
 Rev. Emmons White of Old Say, brook began his duties Sunday as pas tor of the church at Ekonk, in tn, town fo Sterling. Rev. Mir. White il to be pastor of the church until nex October. He Is a student at Yale Di vinity school and a son of Rev. W. F Waite of Saybrook, formerly pastor a Ledyard.
 Borough Election.
 Voting for borough officials for tn coming year is one of the duties O citizenship that comes to Danielsol residents today.
 George Pratt has been at Hartfor recently receiving treatment for tn relief of injuries received in an acci dent at the Franklin street crossing il August, 1914.
 Brush Fire. | I over a considerable section of sprou land at a point on the east side of tn railroad opposite Alexander's lake.
 Most of the mill villages in thi section will be represented by baseba teams this summer. but whether league will be formed has not bee decided.
 Developing RiVerview. More sections of Riverview are to | opened up for building this montl | The sections are north of William l street. which runs east and west fro1 l the Assawaga river to Maple stree | The opening of the new section wi make available more than 50 splendi house lots in a section that is higl J dry and pleasant. Mems Club Officers. The following are the newly electe officers of the Mems club of the Cor | gregational church at Dayville: Pres dent, w. Dyke Cogswell; vice pres dent, George Michie; secretary Urea. urer. Arthur Bruton; auditors, Fran w. Bennett, Harry Brierly.