Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-04

Paul N. Swaffield, history teacher at the high school has resigned to take a position with the United States Rubber company at Boston.
 Rev. George E. Hawkes. Of Middle field is to conduct the first August union service at the Methodist church Sunday morning.
 Rev. w. D. Swaf1eld is to preach at the Fourth Baptist church, Provi- dence, Sunday morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Ashley P. Mills. Boston are guests of Mrs. William H. Chap man, of the West Side.
 Illustrated Address.
 Mrs. Angie Warren Perkins Is to give an illustrated address or the Panama-Pacific exposition at the home of Miss Emma Filling on the after noon of August Is.
 Frank c. DesIile of Fall River was a visitor with DanieIson friends on Thursday.
 Rev. George E. Hawkes., Middlefeld, will conduct the park service Sun day afternoon.
 Paid Officers Fees-Diseharged.
 Harris Morse Of WiIliamsviIIe, was discharged in the town court Thurs day morning after agreeing to pay the officers fees in his case.
 An occasional card from Private LAv ' Connecticut infantry, tells of the rou- tine of border duty at NOgales, Ariz
 Added to the list of foreign cars noted touring through Danielson may be added one with a South Dakota registry.
 No Cases Of Paralysis.
 KilIingly, without putting in force any quarantine regulations against other towns or cities, remains free from infantiIe paralysis.
 Mrs. Frederick Reed, High street, and children, Eugene and Marion, leave today for a stay at a. resort on the Connecticut shore.
 William B. Wheatley was the guest Thursday of relatives at Conimicut, R. I
 Laying of rails and ties for the new Sidetrack at the Connecticut mills has commenced. The new siding extends from the North street crossing north Crly to a point above the mills
 Church festivals are being made the feature of August activities of a so- cial nature in several Catholic par ishes in this section of the county.
 Oakland Beach Sharks. Four small sharks-nOt of the man eating variety-were caught in wa ters adjacent to Oakland beach and exhibited at the cottage of John Allen at that place. The length of the long est shark was four feet. On School, Furnace, Franklin. Cot tage, Potter and other streets in the borough there are, where gutters once were, dangerous little g'ulIies washed out by the clOudburst of last week These are to be filled in as promptly as possible.
 Half Holiday Pleasures.
 The haif-holiday on Thursday was improved by many store workers as a time of A baUg and killingly lakes, all pretty bodies Of water within the limits of the town.
 Firemen's Outing.
 August I3, has been set as the date for the annual outing and Clanbake of. the DanielsOn Firemen's association, which is to be held at Philips grove, on the north shore of AIexander's lake. On the same day local barbers will gather at KillingIy lake for a similar affair
 Pickpockets have been operating in this and surrounding towns during the past IGW days, this particular field of operations being one in which the people are never on guard against such a variety of crooks by reason of their rare appearances here.
 Call for Women to Register.
 Mrs. Rienzi Robinson on Thursday issued an appeal to the woman voters or kiIlInSIy-mOre than 100 in number ito visit with the registrars today for the purpose of having their names added to the party caucus lists There is desire among a number of prOmi- nent local women to have reDresen- tation on the town school committee hereafter, and it is felt that this can only be brought about by enrolment on the caucus lists and participating in the cauCuseS. Today represents the first opportunity to register, and Mrs. Robinson is very anxious that all women voters avail themselves of the pTiveIege.
 The registrars are to be in session in the three districts of the town to- day-at DanieIson, DayviIIe and East KiIIingly.
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