Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-02
DANIELsoN

Rev. w. J. Swaffield, D. D., Addresses
 Men's Club at Sons church-Pa-
 roehial School Saving Blk Expense
 to Town-Addresses by Prohibition
 ist Candidate-Mrs. G. M. Manning,
 of Norwich, Inspects w. R. c.
 Mrs. F. A. Jacobs and Miss Laura Jacobs leave this afternoon for visit at Saranac lake.
 J. A. Atwood and w. Irving BuIlard are in Boston today on a business trip.
 c. N. Turner was in Boston on bus mess Wednesday.
 George A. Delorge of Central Falls visited Danieison friends Wednesday.
 Addressed Mems Class.
 Rev. W. J. Swaffield, 10. D.. Boston, delivered an address before the mena- bers of the Mems class of the Baptist church. of which his son is pastor.
 Central Village Club Invited.
 The Republicans Marching club of Central Village has been invited to participate in the big party demon stration here this evening.
 Alfred L.. Reed was in Boston We'd nesday on a business trip.
 Dr. BI0oks. New York. is to give a public lecture this evening at the Bap- tist church on The Preservation of a Masterpiece.
 Will Move to Town Hall.
 Town Clerk Frank T. Preston is to move his office almost at once from quarters on the second floor of the town hall building.
 Hundreds of parishioners attended the services at St. James church on Wednesday, All Saints day.
 ParoehiaI School Saves Expense to the
 Town.
 St. James sparochial school removes over half the burden from the town of Brooklyn of educating it's children at tending common schools. %The num- Der of pupils attending the schools in Brooklyn is 151. the number attend ing the parochial school 167. The re- mainder of the attendance at the pa roclnial school is from the town of Kill lfngly.
 About 200 Hear Prohibition Candidate
 G. Whitefeld Simonson. prohibition candidate for governor had an au- diencc of approximately 200 when he spoke from an automobile on Railroad square Wednesday. during the noon hour. Mos. of the number were store and mill workers. His brief address covered the important issues, briefly as discussed by his party. Rev. A. E Withee of Moosup accom- panied Mir Simonson here. Addresses were also made by MT. Simonson Wednesday ir various other localities in Windham county.
 Town Sells One Big Safe.
 In connection with the building ot record vaults in the town hall build ing and the removal thereto of the of- flee Of the town clerk and treasurer Killingly will dispose of the big safes that have heretofore served to pro 4T.~ rx4 these safes already has been disposed of to the Jacobs Manufa curing con- pany, but will not be delivered unti after its contents are safely stored ir the new vaults. which yet are to be fitted with the steel doors and other within a few weeks. The safes owned by the town are mostly of very large size.
 Norwich Official lnspects w. R. c.
 Mrs. Grace NJ. Manning of Sedgwici Woman's Relief corps, Norwich. came here Wednesday on 2 visit of inspec- tion to McGregor Womans Relief corps. Her inspection duties covered the usual routine and in the evening included a review of the lodge work Members of McGregor post, c. A. R. were invited to a supper given bv the members of the relief corps and the mems organization was well repre- ! Twenty Names on Police Blotter. There were 2S cases listed in th> records of the town court during Oc | tober. For months past this tribuna has been busy disposing of an almos daily run of cases, the defendants. air great majority. being roundez.s wht 1 have inflicted their presence upon tn town, which also has it's own home made or garden variety of regularl! I Xxi II, town court officials are more thai earning the small salaries that ar' paid them.
 Pierre Petac Settles Political Puzzle Pierre Petac says:
 Next Tuesday I've got to vote. me if I got any strength left for do him After listen with both ear, two eye. and my coat sleeve. which pull out O shape I got to vote for myself pro talk to death. How I'm going fol vote? Well, of cese. we got an an swer for the box de ballot. which nt make back argument with me. For six weeks been dizzy on th' head, listen for man who want fo Lincolns jump up like leSions of th' Kaiser. Makes 75 Washingtons I mee since October once. Pro American broadly and pro-German wait for m' by every corner. I no see 1t some pro Turk or pro silence. Everybody talk | most of it say nothing.
 I see seven man in a fight of wort about Mexico. all of him afraid O his wife. I meet many mans who sa, he will rather fight than eat, but h. go home for supper every night. I se some other man who say best machin, l gun made by Smith Premier, Under | wood and Remington company, ant l Oliver and Royal coming strong. l Somebody want for fight, som mother boy no like for fight. All of want something-for talk. Just a fev like for holler. which make argumen more strongest by radiation. Republi cans say democrat is what each thinl | about the other. which is more so. | I axe lots of it why. He tell it t nNe-if this understand you no do cal I expect myself for believe it is not which is best argument with both o us.
 Therefore am going for do the bes l I shall.
 Linen Shower Given Miss AiIlery At the home of Miss Mamie Nc Guire Friday evening. Miss Emma, All iery was given a linen shower by tn members of the Embroidery club; Mis- Afllery is vice president of the clu' of twenty-five members. The evenin
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