Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-24
DANIEhSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIEL. SON


Friends Of Soldiers Is Wait Camp
James 9. Macpherson, DC Norwich,
60 Speak az Methodist Church.
gal to Fish in Lake July 1-Tri-s
State Pomona Meeting to he Held
st Thompson.
]. Carl Witter and Edward Mcbride
were at Woonsoclxet for the horse
races Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r F. ingalls, and Mrs
y. w. Gallup motored to New London
for the boat races Friday.
Earl +. Wood just graduated from.
Brown university, Is at his home here.
John M. Dove, a student at Brown.
university is to be a member of the
staff of the Brown Daily Herald and
" publication, during the coming coli
lege year.
Norwich Delegate to Speak.
J. G. Macpherson, Norwich, lay deli.
egate to the last general conference
of the Methodist Episcopal church at
Saratoga, is to speak at the Methodist
church Sunday morning.
Will Visit Camp.
Several local men will be guests Of
Captain E. L. Darbie at Fort +. G.
Wright, Fishers Island. Sunday. 9th
ers will go to the camp next Thurs
day, when. it is expected, there will
be practice with the big guns.
Confirmation July 2.
Rt. Rev. Edward Campion Acheson
will administer confirmation at St.
Adams church Sunday, July 2
John G. Williamson OF Pawtucket
was a visitor with friends in Daniel
son friday.
Howard Deacon attended the Yale
Harvard boat races at New London
Friday.
s. Rev. E. NJ. Chapman of New Ions
don will speak at the morning service
at the Congregations church Sunday.
Rev. w. S. Beard, missionary from
China, but now in Putnam, will preach
July 2
Interest in Norwich Parade.
scores of Danielson people are plan
ming to be in Norwich July 4 to wit
ness the big preparedness parade
Miss Grace Spalding was leader at
the meeting of the Woman's Missions
airy societies of the Baptist church at
the home of Mrs. V. H. Wetherell on
Friday AFTERNOON.
Would Administer Fathers Estate
Harry L. Made of Worcester has APP
piled for administration of the estate
of his father, Louis A. Nado, formerly
in business here. Administration in
this case is asked under the statute
that provides for such action in cases
where a person has been absent from
the state for a period of seven years,
as with Mr.. Nado. The estate is a
small one.
Safety First Notices.
Safety First notices have been post
ed at carhouses and power stations of
the Shore Line Electric Railway in
this section of the state and are to
be renewed from week to week The
bulletins will direct the attention of
employees to safety practices.
At Dayville q dwelling for Luther
Day is being built and the cellar for
house for Bert Kavanaugh is being
excavated.s Both new houses are in
the western section of the village, not
distant from Williamsville corner.
May Fish in the Lake July i.
Prosecuting Attorney Arthur q. Bill
said Friday that he will institute no
prosecutions against persons who may
fish in Alexander's lake next Satur-
day, July /. There has been some dis
eussion as to whether the wording 81
| the statute covering fishing in the
| lake, after a three years closed per
| iod, would allow of legal fishing, but
| Mr.. Bill regards the controversy as
| worthy of no attention. This is GLAD
news to the fishermen, who viii bt
/
Ninety May Enter High School.
Perhaps as many as 80 students
! if all qualified avail themselves 6
i the privilege, viii enter KiIlingIy Hfgl
school in September. This numbel
would make the largest entering elasi
| in the history of the school. Super.
! visor Albert S. Amos said Friday tina
| the known number of students quail
fed to enter next September is yer.
large for Killingly and to this mum
Der must be added some who hav
i passed their examinations under re
i strictions and conditionally and pu
pills from two schools whose teacher
i have not fled their reports.
At the examinations for entrance i
the high school taken at the grade
school building this week IS quail
fed.
Brooklyn will send large delega
ton of students to the high schoc
here next year.
viii Do Away With Danieison cente
Congestion.
The Shore Line Electric Railway i