Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-06

dresses Congregational Mems Club-
 Junior Promenade.
 S. Nikoloff spoke at the meeting of the Y. P. s. c. E. at the Congrega- | tionla church.
 To Speak at conneetieut College Rev. F. D. Sargent is to conduct a | vesper service at the Connecticut Col ! | lege for Women, New London, some | | Sundly this month.
 Rev. c. F. Bedard read the Lenten | regulations at the services at St. Mar>'s church Sunday. | Charles L. Nado, formerly of Dan- ielson was reported Saturday as critic ca,ly i'll at his home in Pomfret. | Ecnt Sanderson has been spending a few days in New York.
 Hyde smith spent Sunday at his home in Worcester.
 F. NJ. Arnold has been in Norwich for a few days.
 Frank W. Barber is to have the members of the Community Teachers Training class at his home for a meet ing this evening.
 Wireless Station at Bradley. J. G. Caldwell erected a wireless station on the Bradley building Satur-
 The adjourned annual city meeting for passing on the city budget comes today.
 To Sing at Missionary Meeting.
 Mrs. Charles Letters is to sing at the meeting of the Woman's Mission ary society of the Congregational ! church with Mrs George Rawley to- morrow afternoon.
 The eighth annual concert by the choir of the Congregational church Is scheduled for next week. The silver loving cup to be award ed the championship team in the
 Quinebaug Valley Basketball league Is
 being exhibited.
 The Imperial orchestra played for dance that was attended by many at
 Union hall! Saturday evening. The Farmers Cooperative society of Woodstock is to adopt bylaws at a
 meeting scheduled for Thursday ev
 ening.
 g Memorial Resolutions. As commiYee of Israel Putnam
 Walter D. Torrey and Herbert A. Q Johnson have drawn memorial resoIu- e tions relative Co the death of Judge
 Edward c. Wright. n There was little change Saturday in the condition of F. k. Manley injured brakeman. who is a patient at the Day | Kimhall hospital.
 n Mrs. W. J. Bartlett one of the or !. ganizers in Connecticut for the state
 suffrage association, has a number of speaking enga gements. A letter relative to plans for re- e opening the Putnam Savings bank
 was addressed to Corporators of the ed
 ucatiOn on Saturday. Q Offering For Sunday School Assoeia- t ton. e The offering taken at the Congrega
 tional church Sunday morning was for
 the Windham County Sunday Schoo
 association.
 le Want Belt Line Trolley Service. .e It is stated that citizens of the I--r,, 41-E,- Al IA
 vive the agitation for a belt line trol- le ley through that section. as has beer Id talked of for several years. n At Worcester. many relatives anC friends attended the funeral of Sells ,h Goldman. formerly manager of thu lg Bradley theatre in this city. B. splendid programme Is being ar
 ranged by the committee in charge O m the Putnam night observance of Put le nam lodge of Elks. sS regular meeting of the common
 council comes tomorrow evening. Tn
 garbage matter is expected to come u a for disposal at that time. sh Invited 10 South KiIIineIy.
 QuinebauC Pomona grange is to b de Invited 10 hold a meeting with High ed land grange. at South killingly, dur or ing the early fall. re Henry D. Cha fee. recently deceased e. is said to have been the last of the :
 men who enlisted from Putnam a he members of the Sixth Connecticut. ao Addressed Mems Club. ,s' s. Nickoloff addressed members c or the Mems class Of the Congregation de al church at his home. telling ther
 something of the great war in EurOp
 and interesting conditions in the diff , ferent countries. About S5 were pras i'll ent
 It. MT. Nickolofrs talk is described a nd sbsorbingly interesting. AS a Bul m garian. he is, of course, very familia m with the affairs of that country an IT. conditions within. Only very fe' en years ego he visited in Germany an Nt England and the part of his talk rel ay ative to these countries, and es
 pecialIy relative to the great Krup
 works at Essen, provided great list
 ening for those present. His descTip
 ton of how trainloads of cannon wer les being shipped regularly from tn
 Krupp plant prior to the outbreak (
 the war gave a line on what the out ice put of the plant must be under tn +a pressure of war. ,s- Officers of Social Danes. r. The Neighborhood Social Dahes
 North Woodstock have elected thes m officers: President Bertha Paine; vic on president. Annie Leavitt: secretar LS Rernice Lyon: treasurer. Sarah Pol .ch ter; comfort committee, Bertha Pain 'e- Florence Hubbard. iI- Putnam did not get a great amour
 of snow out of the week end stor1 'eT that threatened to develop into a st aI rious disturbance. There Is, howeve ih- a great deal of snow in the city ar
 surrounding country, more than hs
 been on the ground at this time for
 number of years. Junior Prominade.
 The week end social feature was Il
 junior promenade at the high schO building. Three hundred invitation aA had been sent out for the affai Ing which was attended by large numb jet and was one of the very pleasaI tar events of the season.