Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-20


 ned-k. H. s. Team Has Four 300 Hitters Clara Ducharne DeaaFeW
 Strikers Go Back at Connecticut
 Mills company's Plant.
 MT. ana Mrs. Ira D. Martin leave this morning for Maine They will make the trip by motor.
 Miss Emma Burbank is arranging a musicale, the proceeds of which are to be given entirely to French Red Cross work
 Rev. B. A. Legg will preach at a union service of the members of the Methodist and Congregational churches at the Methodist church on Sunday morning.
 Rev. W. D. Swaf1eld spoke on City Missions at a meeting of the woman's missionary societies of the Baptist church. at Mrs. Daniel Spalding's Fri day afternoon.
 Epworth League Installation.
 Rev. P. A. Legg is to install the officers of the Epworth league at the Methodist church Sunday evening.
 pr. Pierre Bergeron of Manchester N. H.. has been spending a few days ! with pr. J. N. Perreault.
 Four 300 Hit4ers. KiIlingly High school team has four three hundred' hitters, fact that ! 1 the games to come.
 The first application for loan from i the Danielson Building and Loan as sociation came in from a Dayyille man.
 James Monohan is to construct . cottage at his place on Riverview. Int l preliminary work is under way. l Henry V. Burdicl1 of Fall River was a visitor. with friends in Danie1soI ! Friday.
 l Librarian Henry M. Danielsoh an, nounces a new list of volumes added l to the public library. Relief Corps Accepts Invitation
 McGregor, Woman's Relief corps has accepted an invitation to attent i the memorial service at DaYville Sun 1 A great many rooters are expected l to accompany the Putnam baseball l team here today, when the first towl team game between teams represent ing Putnam and Danielson in year is to be played.
 Death of Clara Ducharme.
 Clara Ducharme, aged IT. died a Rher home on the West Side after long illness
 i Testimonial for Ray Smith. |. A testimonial fund is being raise among his friends. in Ballouviile fo Ray Smith, who had his ankle broke while playing baseball with the tear of that place a week ago. Dr. L. J. Sylvester has purchased building lot at the cornef of Harr and Maple streets on Riveryiew an is to erect 3. residence there.
 Mrs. Annie E. Barber and John Man son have purchased building lots g Riverview during the present week. Young Pines Protected. Hundreds of young pines on J. ] Atwood'S property have been protect ed from forest res by blowing aroun the area in which they were set oI several years ago. ! Fishermen here who make a praC tice of going out on Narragansett ba hear with interest that the spring I'll of tatoug has set in. as usual, in al pie blossom time. Though this section has been thol : oughly advertised for men for u } have been received from any town 5 this immediate section. ! Local friends are indebted to Wi ; liam Curran for souvenirs of his plai l of business at Stafford Springs. M
 Curran was formerly in business her
 Miss Margaret Sullivan ie to si-
 at the Memorial day exercises at u : l Union Baptist church Ill East k. e 1ingly
 T Addition Closed In. The addition to the northerly m
 at Industrial place is practically clos
 in. The new section will be rea' : for the installation of machinery wit . in a few weeks and this machine T when in operation will give emplo
 ment to many additional workers. H