Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-27

Sheep Dog-Manager Williams Can't l
 Get Game for Saturday-.2ostponed l
 Band Concert Program-East Kill l Iingiy Old Home Day.
 Miss Dora Reeves is enjoying two | weeks vacation at Ocean Beach.
 Rowland Bellows of Albany, N. Y, l is the guest of MF. and Mrs. R. R. James of Oak street
 Charles Bariheault leaves Friday for visit with relatives in Canada. Secures New Sheep Dog.
 Henri I. Baer. proprietor of the Palisade Kennels, at East Killingly, 1 Wednesday added a two-year-old Ger man sheep dog to his collection. This brings the total up to fifteen for breeding purposes only, exclusive of
 Gilbert Williams of the Detroit, Mich, was in town Wednesday.
 Rev. W. H. Raymond, formerly pas tor of the Pentecostal church of this place, will spend the next few weeks at Douglas Camp Grounds. Party Held Indoors. The monthly social of the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church was held Tuesday evening at the home of Luther Filling in Westfeld. Rainy weather prevented the scheduled lawn party and the social was held in it's A took part in the evenings games. Re l treatments were served. Can't Arrange Game for Saturday | Manager A. w. Williams is unable to arrange a game for Saturday. He | was forced to cancel the schedule game with Webster Saturday, owing l to the disbanding of their team and at this eleventh hour is unable to find 1 a worthy opponent for his team. This l 119 kos of thrna eraT77aS | poned and 1t is two weeks now since the Danielson nine has been in har- ness.
 There are unclaimed letters in the local post office for Miss Ida Jordon, l Muriel A. Sands, L. H. B. Hulme, Edidore Lacassi and Thomas AIelra Quinebaug Lodge, I. o. o. F., will | confer the initiatory degree next Tues 1 day night.
 Officer on Duty at Theatre.
 In accordance with orders from the state police, Officer John w. Kennedy will be on duty at each performance at the Orpheum theatre for the en- | forcement of the fire rules. 1 Wheatley and Sons have purchased a light runabout.
 1 Receives Hospital Appointment. Miss Florence Nj. Potter, who was i graduated last month from Killingly 1 High school, has received an appoint ment for a, course of training at the Hartford City Hospital. Miss Potter will commence her studies late in | September.
 To Cruise on Yacht.
 MT. and Mrs. s. P. Marland leave Sunday morning for Winthrop High lands, Mass, to be the guests of Ar thur Ferguson, of Calcutta, India, on a cruise in Maine waters, on his yacht Esmeralda.
 Relieved Their Thirst-Fined. When in the course of humid events relief is sought by cOpiOus draughts 1 of that which sparlles-be careful! l William Lefevre and Patrick Barrent i will bear witness to this. They were arraigned before Deputy Judge Tuck CT Wednesday morning on the charge 1 of intOXiCatiOn. The former paid $12.29. the latter $5.29. Now they are | lon their way"
 MT. and Mrs. H. J. Isnon returned Wednesday from a motor trip to Providence.
 Band Concert Tomorrow Night. The band concert which was to have been held on the West Side Friday night was postponed on account of rain and will be given tomorrow night at the corner of South Main and Tiff fany streets. The program follows March, Mystic POtentate, Myers; med ley overture A Good Thing, Beyer; schOttische, Those Pretty Blue Eyes, W. H. Macl1ie; waltz, Loves Devotion, Johnstone; Grand Medley, Superba, Dalba; My Tuba, solo SouthweT to be played by Harry Thetrault; Dad dy's Delight, Losey; march, United States Army, Crosby.
 Heard and Seen.
 Mrs. w. H. NarIand and daughter Myrtle leave this week for a fort nights stay at their cottage at Pleas ant View, R. I.
 Ray Hamilton returned yesterday from visit with friends in Provi- dence. Thomas AIcDermott of Putnam was the guest Wednesday of his mother on High street.
 D. E. Jette will motor to Rocky Point today.
 Mrs. c. A. Andrews class of young
 ladies at the Baptist Sunday school ) was her guest Wednesday at the Knocked Down by Big Dog. William D. Wood is confined to his home by a near-fracture of the ankle , caused by being knocked down by
 Sidney Heath's dog, which was run
 ming after an automobile. Old Home Day and CIambake.
 The annual clambal1e and Old Home Day at East KillingIy will be held on the lawn of the Upper church. The dinner will be served at 12 noon un-
 der the supervision Of King George | Jacques. After the dinner Rev. E. A
 Blake, D. D., of Brooklyn, will pre- side and then will be addresse by Rev
 Joseph Allen and Rev. George P. Ge-
 nung, D.D., of Brooklyn, and Rev. B oF