Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-30
'DANlELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIEL.SON


 Poultry as Whist Prizes at St. James
 HaiI-Nine Cases in Town Court
 This Week Union Thanksgiving
 Danee-New School Supervisor Fil-
 ing Photo of Each Pupil on Card
 Index.
 F. E. Cunneen returned Wednes- day evening from a business trip to New York.
 A. P. Woodward will be fin Provi- dence today for the Brown Colgate football game.
 Miss Harriet slingsby. who has been spending two weeks here. returned on Wednesday to her home in Woodstock Valley.
 Rev. and Mrs. W. D. swaff1eId and family are spending the holiday with relatives in Providence.
 Principal Ernest R. Warren of Kill ingly High School and Mrs. Warren are in Providence today to attend the Brown Colgate game
 Lester Craig of Brown university is spenSfng Thanksgiving day with his parents, MT. and Mrs.rW, J. Craig.
 Miss Dorcas Gallup of Connecticut college is with her parents. MT. and Mrs. W. J. Gallup, for the holiday.
 Holiday Guests.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis E. Kennedy are entertaining today Misses Margaret and Nellie Sullivan, Thomas Hoey and MT. and Mrs. Chester Yahn. all of Hartford
 friends will be in Boston Saturday to hear Rev. Billy Sunday and on Sum day will visit at Wellesley college.
 Gaston Maindon and friends will mo- tor to Providence today to attend the Brown Colgate football game.
 Poultry as Whist Prizes.
 There were forty tables of players at St. James hall. The honor winners were given turkeys. chickens. ducks and guinea hens.
 Violate Motor Vehicle Laws.
 Nearly half a hundred names are on the list held by town officials who have been watching out for violators of the motor vehicle laws and for driv- ing horse e-drawn vehicles not display ing proper lights at night. The cases will come up right after the first of the month.
 Scores of appeals for funds to aid in Armenian relief work were re- ceived here Wednesday by persons who are likely to give to such a worthy puruose. The contributions are to be forwarded to New York. Boroughtites Getting LawIess.
 Judge w F. Woodward sent tI.ree men to jail. after hearings in the town court Wednesday morning. There have been nine cases in the court this week.
 Union Thanksgiving Service. Representatives of various churches were in attendance at the nion Thanks giving service at the Methodist church Wednesday, evening; The service was superintendent of rural schools. MT and Mrs. A. F. Wood have as Thanksgiving buests Mir. and Mrs. Charles T. Thayer Of Putnam and Earl r. Wood, member of the faculty at Brown university.
 Miss Della Jemery of Providence is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Prospect street. Pupils Photos to Be Filed. Horace F. Turner, new supervisor f has visited all of the schools in town twice during the few days of his work here. He has snap-shotted all of the pupils by grades, and will have a photograph of each child to file away with other data an an individual card index system Such a system mas been in force in many of the cities of the country.
 Come From PIainfieId For Booze. 1 The closing of saloons in the town 1 of Plainfield is in large measure held accountable for the increased di:fi- culties that police here are having with intoxicated persons. Those whc have come here from the town to the south, it must in justice be saiu, are not citizens of Plainfield. but round i CTS who have been hanging out ti.ere for months past-when they were not in jail.
 Living High, Wages High ] The high cost of living is the xl SC l of endless comment and criticism here of THD, there is just ground for comtemt.'a- ton of the startling upward clinb ot 1 prices; but piIGed right down to facts, there are hundreds of wage earners in this and surrounding towns who admit that under the wage srale that becomes effective in a numocr of mills hereabouts next Monday taey will be able to pay the extraordinary prices for food and other things they must buy and still have a 1argec ncdr- | gin for saving than for years past With the prices there also, am1ng all classes, has been a raising of the standard of living and the cost of hii:h living is as big an item, so far as surplus earnings are concerned with hundreds here. as is the high cost of | living. Try to remember, for instance, any one owner who has sold his au- | tomobile on account of the bug ad- vance in the price of gasoline.
 Thanksgiving in Public Institutions. At the town farm today the fifteen inmates will have a splendid TnaEt;s- giving dinner. Mrs. Oliver BIs;sctt, l the new matron. has arranged that all shall have happy holiday as 1t is l in her power to make for them. The menu that she has arranged in- cludes chicken and a variety Of the vegetables that are grown on the farm. All of the other good things of an old l time harvest holiday dinner will be in- cluded and Wednesday the inmates were anticipating the feast with much joyousness. Pumpkin pie will be se-v- ed as the dinner dessert. In the ev- ening there will be a special holiday supper, with number of extra items | on the menu.
 Inmates at the jail will not be forgot l ten by Jailer Albert S. Fields, ani all there will have generous holiday feast.
 1 10 PER CENT. WAGE INCREASE | FOR SHIPBUILDERS Tn the Employ of the Fore River Ship