Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-09-05

f7oit0ay IN OWL SOuTe-f'
Field Day and Picnic-Miss spald-
ing to Parade at New Haven
School Children Must Register To-
day-Lost Moosup Boy Sent Home
Charles NJ. Adams was at Norwich
Monday attending the county falr.
Linwood Tillinghast of Maine ana
Boston was a Labor day visitor with
relatives in Danielson.
Miss Matte Fitch of Chepachet, r.
J., formerly of Danielson, visited with
friends here.
George c. Kensey of Pawtucket
spent the holiday with friends in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clara Turner recently
visited at Kelsey Point.
Court Has Holiday.
There was no session of the town
court on Labor day, one of the rev
exceptions in this respect during the
past few weeks.
Want License Transferred.
William H Campbell and company
have applied to the county comn1sv
sioners for the transfer of the license
quired from Frank S. Kennedy.
Michael. Head, Jr, was a visitor in
Norwich Labor day.
Field Day and Picnic.
The annual field day and picnic of
the local lodge of the Fraternal Ben
eft league was held at Quinebaug lake
on Labor day.
Borough Tax Collector Edward S.
Carpenter was engaged Monday in
receiving the annual amounts assess
ed against property in Danielson.
Drill Omitted.
On account of Monday being a hol-
nf
company, e. A. c., were not called up
on to take part in the usual Monday
night drill.
Earl F. Wood has decided to remain
during the present week at Lake
Maranacook, Me, where he continues
to gain in health and strength.
Teachers Returning.
Out of town members of the facul-
ty of Killingly High school gathered
here Monday to resume their duties
at the opening Of the school this
morning.
The Danielson Building and Loan
association now has an income Of
more than $500 a month, and the in
dications are that this will be taken
as rapidly as it comes in for the cree
ton of new homes or as loaRs with
which to take over available property.
At the Park.
Special attractions drew many to
Wildwood park on Labor day, the last
day of the regular season at this pref
ty resort, where many have enjoyed
the dances and other entertainment
during the season.
Republican Delegates.
Edwin Bennett and E. c. Babson
are the republican delegates from
the party that is being held today at
New Haven.
The Killingly delegation to the re-
publican state convention today is
made UP of Ralph S. Young, E. l..
Darbie. Harry E. Back and Charles
of the last senate. will also attend, the
party making the trip in Mr.. Young's
touring car.
VIII Parade Today.
Miss Grace Spalding goes to New
Haven today and, as q representative
of the Danielson Equal Franchise
league, will participate in the parade
of the Connecticut Woman's Suffrage
asSociation-the parade as a demon
stration that it is hoped will impress
the convention with the desirability of
its following in the footsteps of the
republican national convention at Chi
cago, as to it's attitude on the equal
suffrage question, and OF the stand
taken by Candidate Charles E.
Hughes, the republican standard
bearer.
Holiday Fete at Wauregan.
AT Wauregan on Labor day the an
nual fete of Sacred Heart parish was
enjoyed by hundreds of Pensioners
and by many visitors from surround
ing towns. The program of the day
was arranged under the direction of
Rev. J. c. Matthew, the pastor, with
the able assistance of the church So
cieties. The program of the day in
cluded athletic events and numerous
other entertaining features. A dinner
was served. The events were held on
the grounds near the church. The
proceeds of this annual event go in
to the treasury of the church.
Children Must Be Registered.
Members of the local health board
have announced that every child who
intends to attend school in the Dor
ough during the coming school year
must report at the school attended at
8 o'clock this morning for registra-
ton. That the children be required
to do this is very is very important
Compliance with the order will save
much difficulty later, for when the
schools open for the year Sept 18, I'M
registered pupils will be closely ques-
toned as to why they were not reg
istered today, and if they are unable
to satisfy the health officers may be
kept out of school for another quar-
antine period. After the children are
registered this morning they will be
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