Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-11

Liquor to BlackIisted Man-J. o.
 Pagan to Address Business Mems
 ssociation-APpIication for Ap-
 pointment as Town Farm sdperin-
 tendent.
 Mrs. Louis E. Kennedy visited in Worcester Tuesday.
 This weeks meeting of the Ladies Reading Circle was with Mrs. T. E. Hopkins.
 Move to Brooklyn.
 MT. and Mrs. David Rennie have moved from South Killingly to Brook lyn.
 Assessors were at South Ki1lingly Tuesday afternoon to receive lists of taxable property.
 Mrs. Kenneth B. Marsden of Stam- ford visited Danielson friends Tues day.
 Material with which to fill a mis- sionary barrel will be received this afternoon at a meeting of the Ladies tional church.
 Quiet Holiday Probable.
 There will be no special observance of Columbus day in Danielson tomor- row, business going on as usual, ex- cepting that the banks are to close.
 The annual meeting of the Bartlett Cemetery association was held at the ohme of Almon Bartlett. in East Kill hngly.
 Cider mills in this vicinity are turn ing out juice at the same high speed munitions factories are working, but in 8 license town the fact doesn't at tract much attention.
 More Families Coming.
 Danielson's population will get an- other boost upon the arrival from Canada of several large families. members to work in local mills.
 While the sewer is being extended under the trolley tracks in Main street, near North street. the express freights their station here, transfer of ship n1ents being made by motor truck.
 Got Liquor for Black listed Man.
 In the town court Tuesday morning Judge ". F. Woodward imposed fine of $10 and costs each on Thomas Ho- gan and Russell O'Neill. for having obtained liquor for a man whose name is on the blacklist. The total of fine and costs in each case was $18.09. Chairman of Windham House Com
 Mrs. Miranda c. Butler Robinson is chairman of the Windham House com- mittee that is to hear reports at a meeting to be held with Mrs. Charles E. Searls in Putnam Saturday. Mrs. Robinson has obtained some of the largest contributions to the fund to build a Windham dormitory at Con- necticut college.
 Sewer Pipe Arrives.
 Carloads of sewer pipe have been received here for use in building sew CTS authorized by citizens during the past summer. As soon as the Main c+r ic other streets will be undertaken and continued until cold weather. The work on the sewer being built at In dustrial place. by the mill company. is well advanced toward completion.
 James o. Pagan to Speak.
 James o. Pagan, who is scheduled to address business mems organizations in various sections of Connecticut, is to be in this town Friday evening and is to speak at a meeting arranged by the Danielson Business Mems associa- ton to be held in the rooms or the Bohemian club. The meeting is to be an open one.
 MT. Pagan is widely known for his safety work upon the railroads and is the author of the book. The Confess sions of a Railroad Signalman.
 The conservation of American indus try via the human route will be the basis of Mr Fagan's talk Friday even
  to say relative to the functions of boards of trade, business mems asso- citations and kindred organizations.
 After Mir. Fagan's address members of the Bohemian club are to serve a lunch.
 Open Meeting of Quinebaug Lodge.
 Many were present Tuesday evening at the open meeting of Quinebaug lodge, I. o. O. F., and Dorcas Rebekah lodge, which was reorganized last year. The meeting was held for the purpose of increasing interest in both lodges and giving opportunity for the mem bers of them to become better ac- quainted- A program was arranged for the entertainment of the gathering and refreshments were served.
 Meeting of w. C. T. U.
 A meeting of the w. c. T. U. was held Tuesday in the vestry of the Bap- tist church. Members of the organi- zation are interested in the annual state convention of the W. c. T. U., which meets in Waterbury today and will continue in session through Thursday.
 Would be Town Farm Superintendent. The selectmen have received appli- cations from persons who wish to be appointed superintendent of the town farm in place of Fred c. Leavens, re- signed, but up to Tuesday had not filled the vacancy. MT. Leavens has taken charge of the Brooklyn Cream cry company's plant, at Brooklyn.
 Will Address Mothers Club.
 Mrs. c. B. Hutchins is to have the members of the Mothers club at her home, on East Franklin street, for meeting Friday afternoon. Mrs. FL vira Barber. of Putnam. is to address the meeting. speaking on the subject Parent Teachers rganiZation.
 Local Pastor to Preside.
 When the Baptist state convention meets in New London on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, Monday afternoon there is to be a meeting of the Baptist Ministers con- ference, Rev. W. D. Swaffe1d of Dan-