Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-02

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 l At the republican Twenty-ninth sen- atorial district convention held at the l Chelsea inn. Hampton, Saturday after noon, Sessions L. Adams of Piainfieid I was unanimously nominated for sena- 1 tor. MT. Adams was a representative from Plainfield in the last legislature l and for years has been town clerk or | Plainfeld. There were 2S delegates in attendance, this being a full repre- sentation.
 E. c. Babson. Brooklyn. was select ed chairman of the convention and T.
 E. Weatherhead of Willimantic clerk. . 1 The committee on resolutions was
 made up of c. D. Burnham. Hampton; l G. R. Torrey, Plainfield; F. c. Lumnlis | Chaplin. The notification committee
 was Charles c. Thompson. Pomfret; Charles A. Gates Willimantios and Fifty-four sat down to dinner that
 was served at the inn. the following l being the menu:
 c. o. P. bisque. Taft toast, Darne of Salmon. senator sauce, sheriff fritters, pan broiled chicken a Ia. Hughes, den- | ocratic potatoes, progressive succo- | tash celery. cranberry sauce, Holcomb rolls, chipped pears, Whitaker relish, ! Hampton apple pie, Gates ice cream, 1 Hilltop coffee.
 | AilIery- Bell Engagement Announced. 1 Friday evening the engagement of Miss Emma l.. Aillery to Owen Bell l was announced at party given in Miss Aillery's honor at her home on | the West Side About 25 friends of ! the hostess were present and enjoyed ! the evening. Refreshments were served | at a table prettily decorated. Music and games were enjoyed. Motored to Stafford 1 Caston Maindon and Edouard Sar- gent notored to Stafford Springs and l visited with William Curran, formerly | in business here. Next Sunday will be observed as | Rally. day at the Methodist church in l Attawaugan.
 F. E. Cunneen is in New York on a business trip.
 Vacation Notes. | Mrs. P. H. Sprague will have the | members of the Ladies' Reading circle ] at her home for a meeting this after | noon. Vacation Notes is given as the l topic for the afternoon. i Out of town persons who retain their 1 voting residence here are in Danielson today to participate in the annual town election.
 w. S. Brown has q prize Holstein bull from New Jersey at the Shepard Hill farm, near Wauregan.
 John B.. Morris of Rye. N. Y, spent i Sunday with friends in Darielson.
 John M. Bessette, state central com mitteemau for the Twenty ninth dis tlict, was at Plainheld Saturday at 1 tending the. district democratic con- vention.
 James H. Hathaway, formerly agent of the Danielson Cotton company hill, | has visited friends in DanieIson.
 Henry N. Morton of Well1eet, Mass, l was recent visitor with friends in l DanieIson.
 Relief Corps Serves Supper. 1 Members of AIcGregor Woman's Re 1 lief corps served supper in G. A. R.
 hall Saturday evening. z~ Charles H. Potter was a visitor in l Norwich and New London Saturday.
 Lewis Picard Taken Home. l Lewis Picard, who was found suf- l fering from mental trouble and brought
 here from South Killingly Friday, was
 taken Saturday to his home in Woon-
 socket, relatives coming here for him
 Sunday was observed as Rally day
 at the Methodist church, special pro-
 grammes being arranged. | Surprisingly rapid progress Is being made in the erection of the walls for
 the mill addition at Industrial place Dr. George NJ. Burroughs will be in Torrington tomorrow, attending the
 annual meeting of the State Medical
 society, of which he is first vice presi-
 dent.
 The Woman's Exchange has changed its location to the Birmingham home stead.
 Mrs. Frederick K. Sanford will have the members of the Woman's club of Brooklyn at her home in that town
 this afternoon for the first of the sea- l.GOn's meetings.
 May Resume Music Instruction. \ Citizens and voters attending the
 town meeting this afternoon will con l tsi6Q1> the nrAY,OSifi01 nf Ipcr h
 practice of teaching music iii the
 schools of Kilfingly The disturbing little hyphen won't
 figure much in today's voting in Kill
 lipgly. There are other issues to ab-
 sorb attention.
 The case of Fred Wood, which was to have come up for hearing in the ) town court Saturday morning, was ad.
 iourned until next Saturday.