Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-09-06

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Confer Deerees-SchooI Pupils Reg
ister-Two Patients at Backus Hos
pita Improving Delegates for
Healy.
Mrs. D. H. Hough of Norwich and
Mrs. Herbert Watson are guests OF
DR.. and Mrs. W. H. Judson.
Clarence King and Edward Cundall
of New Haven have visited at their
homes in Danielson.
Miss Catherine Conner of Providence,
R. l. was the guest of her sister Mrs
John Greeley, over the holiday.
Miss Edith Lawson of Atteboro,
Mass, was in Danielson Monday
Attorney Thomas Cooney and family
of Providence visited friends here La
Dor day.
Mrs. James Garland of School street
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Beatrice
Cooney, of Providence.
Miss Emma Boudy has been spend
ing a week with her mother, Mrs.
Henry Roth, of Westminster,
Mrs. John Greeley attended the
openings in Providence and Boston
Friday ard Saturday of last week
Miss Katharyn Coffey has returned
to Danielson after spending some time
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
F. Coffey, of Hampton.
Mrs. Annie Quinn of Furnace street
and friends in Providence.
At School in Canada.
Miss Florence Gingras has gone to
Canada to attend school at st, Hya-
cinth.
Miss Jessie NJ. Gray visited with
relatives in Norwich recently.
Frank Dunn of Bridgeport is visiting
at his home in Danielson.
Ashley Mills of Eoston has been a
sr5E @Ia{
Miss Meta IIealey, Hartford, visit
ing here with Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Muir
ray, has been the guest of friends in
Providence.
Miss Elizabeth Dunn, operator at
the central telephone office, is having a
vacation of two weeks.
Attended Worcester Fair.
Bernard Casey, Lester Craig and
Rodney Lloyd attended the fair in
Worcester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Barnett of
Baltic have been spending a few days
with relatives in Danjelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith OF
Prospect street have entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Tufts of Worcester.
Charles B. Hutchirs was at Norwich
Tuesday attending the county fair.
To Norwich Farm for Three Years
In the superior court at Putnam on
Tuesday morning Judge Reed sentenced
Henry c. knight who pleaded guilty
years at the Norwich state farm for
inebriates.
John c. Jewel of Norwalk visited
with friends II. Danielson Tuesday.
Conferred Third Degree.
The third degree was conferred on
four candidates at Tuesday evening"
meeting of Quinebaug lodge of Odd
Fellows. Refreshments were served
during the social session.
Nine prisoners were taken from the
county Jail al Brooklyn to Putnam to
be put to plea in the superior court
Tuesday morning.
Earl Pilling Of Dedham has visited
here with his parents. Postmaster and
Mrs. George NJ. Pilling.
Martin Wolfe of JeWett City recent
ly visited relatives here.
Lights for Mill Houses.
All of the mill company dwellings
in Attawaugar and Ballouville have
been wired for electricity and in some
of the homes the lights are now in
use.
Side Track at Dayville.
Rails have been laid practically the
entire length Of the new side track
that is being built to increase the IA
cinties for handling a constantly in
vile station.
Indications in the superior court at
Putnam Tuesday were that Alexander
Ouilette, arrested here while membe-
of flying horse outfit, a few weeks
ago, will put up a stiff fight to clear
himself of the charge of rape. The
case may be tried today.
Pupils Report to Register.
Several hundred children reported at
In i11e Il 4
paroclial schools Tuesday morning to
be registered, in accordance with the
desire of the health board of the Dor
ough, and were then dismissed until
Sept. IS.
Handsome Home Completed.
At Industrial place, one of the dwell
lngs in course of construction during
the summer has been completed and is
occupied Another fine dwelling is
nearing completion. This structure is
a replica Of the famous Mt Verne.
house.
Entertained at CIambake.
E. j. Cutler of Central Village en-
tertained a party of relatives and
friends at a clambake. Among those
present P r were Miss Bertha Pinney, Miss
Grace Edna Hicks, Providence J. w
Cutler and daughter Annie, Putnam.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Saunders. Misses
Nettie and Mae Young, Danielson, Mrs.
Frank Williams, Noank, Mrs E. P.
Thurber, Providence
Won at F. 3. L. Outing.
At the outing of Danielson council,
No. 35, T. B. L., about 80 were pres
ent. A series of races and events fea.-
tured the day. Among the winners
were the following: Ladies race Mrs
John Moran; fat wonan's race, Mrs.
Charles B. Hutchins; girls race, Miss
Emily McEwen; children's race, How
ard r. Eutchins; broad jump, Charles
3. Hutchtns; mems race, Willis H.
Shippee.
A basket lunch was served, members
Of the council seating themselves in q
circle on the grass.