Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-19

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 corriveau Desires Divorce - Nine
 New Houses at Industrial Place
 Eel as Big as Bremen Comes From River.
 Miss Adah Danielson is spending a 1 few days with friends at Chatham.
 Roscoe Burton has returned from a visit with relatives in Bridgeport. Michael A. Leary of Pawtuclzet vis- tied with relatives here Friday. 1 Rev. M. J. Twomey Newark, is to preach the first Sunday in Septem- Der at the Danielson Baptist church. 1 Mrs. Frost, Danielson, and Hugh l Kinder, Norwich, are to sing at the park service Sunday afternoon. Brooklyn Call is Out. c. H. Blake, chairman of the Brook issued a call for a party caucus to 1 name delegates to the state, congress sional and senatorial conventions. Rev. W. D. Swafield motored from 1 LaAe Winnepesaukie, N. H., where his family is spending the summer, to Dantelson.
 Brooklyn Free of Visiting Children. Health Officer E. c. Babson of the town of Brooklyn says his town will
 
 the age of 16 years by this evening.
 Mrs. Carrie Davis is executrix of the estate of Auna Barton, late of this town.
 Concert Made Good Impression. A large number enjoyed the concert given Friday evening on the West Side by St. James band.
 A clause in the warning for the eau GUS of the republicans of Killingly pro- vides for consideration of the plan of increasing the membership of the re- publican town committee.
 Divorce Papers Filed.
 Salfna Corrfveau has filed suit for divorce from Eugene Corriveau. The case may be tried at the September term of the superior court.
 Health Outlook Pleasing.
 Dr. W. H. Judson, health officer, W. I. Bullard and John A. Gilbert, deputy health situation, which remains enli- nently satisfactory in this town.
 Nine New Houses.
 Nine houses are under construction or about to Immediately receive the attention of builders at Industrial place, a brand new section of Daniel son.
 Encouragement of Health Guards.
 Under a encouragement of program put III IOrCG + IlQayr OIlIy two |neaICn' guards are now on duty in this sec tiou-one on Dyer street, the other on the West Side. Guards, of course, re- main on duty on northern highway approaches of the town.
 Running on the Magneto!
 Stop your engine; gasoline costs money these days" said a friend to a suburban autoist, who left his ma chine standing in the business section. -T-r the magneto,' said our honest to- goodness visitor from out of town and he believed it. at that!
 Funeral of Mrs. Margaret Sullivan.
 Louis E. Kennedy, funeral director, is at Plainfield this morning to take charge or the funeral of Mrs. Margaret Sullivan, 78, who died in that town Wednesday.
 To Democratic Inquirer: No, chill dren of democrats do not have to be naturaltzed to become citizens of the United States. Don't pay any more attention to campaign stories.
 Woman on School Board?
 There seems to be a furry among school committee members over the prospect of having a woman member this fall. Well, passing some of the worry of administration over to the feminine sex should be some satisfac- tion, and it won't hurt a bit, friends of the plan say.
 Our Progressive Friends.
 The progressive party tickets to be nominated iD KilIingIy this fall will include the following list of candi- dates:
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 "The Paths Of GIory"-.
 That's my monument" a, former citizen of Killingly is quoted as proud ly chanting as he gazed out of a car window upon the surprising growth and development at Industrial place, and when an official of the plant was