Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-26

Ghandier eo speak at Business Mems Association Banquet-Death of Mrs. odalon Godreau-Pemona Year Book
 Out.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ira D. Martin req -n St. Petersburg, Fla, today and v.n re- main there for some time. They had 8 very pleasant trip south. Dr. Milton s. Warren remains i'll at his home in the Westfie1d section and under the care of a nurse.
 Miss Ruth Smith. teaching in the Danieison school. has been substituting fer Miss Olive Johnson of Wauregan, who has been i'll.
 Mrs. Frank Towne of Norwich has been a visitor with friends in Daniel son.
 Pastor Returns.
 Rev. W. D. swaf1eld. who has been in New Hampshire for a week, will conduct services at the Baptist church Sunday.
 Going to Cuba.
 William Marland and Alanson Colvin, who have been in Florida for some time, expect to go to Cuba for while
 Rev. B. A. Legg will preach the at the Methodist church Sunday even ing.
 Stephen c. Prentice of Providence Is administrator of the estate of Mary A. Lay, formerly or this town.
 Leases Farm.
 Percy Brown is to occupy the A. P. Burns farm, recently sold to H. w Clarke, Rt South Killingly.
 John A. Williams of Maiden was a visitor with friends in Danielson Fri day.
 Ernest Geer has been spending a few days here with his parents, MT. and Mrs. H. H. Geer. of Furnace street.
 Brooklyn Wants Fire District.
 The selectmen of Brooklyn have call ed special town meeting for next Saturday to see what action the voters will take relative to forming a fire district.
 HeaIey and Chandler Speakers. s Frank E. Healey of Windsor Locks, speaker of the last house of represent atives, and George B. Chandler of speakers at the annual banqnet of the Danielson Business Mems association.
 Biteood Mentioned for Senator,
 Andrew J. Bitgood of Moosup, di- rector of the Windharn County Nation al bank is mentioned as one likely to receive the democratic nomination for senator from the Twenty-ninth dis trict, comprising more than half the towns of Windham county.
 To Debate With Putnam H. S.
 Homer Dixon, Eugene Reed and Louis Vaudry have been selected as the Killingly High school debating team to meet the team of Putnam High school. Miss Alice Wells is alter nate. Homer Dixon is captain sof the killingly team.
 Game wardens have continued to supply grain for protected game birds during the severe weather of the week a1O that much of the grain has been pick ed up by crows.
 The Windham High school team, heavy and hard-playing five. comes here tonight to play Killingly High school The Windham team defeated Killingly in close game earlier in the season, at Willimantie.
 More Jobs Than Help.
 It is significant that a number of mills in this vicinity are advertising for cotton mill operatives in papers published in Connecticut and other states. More jobs than help seems to be the forecast for the coming season in this section.
 Motorboats wouldn't have been out of place on some of the streets of Dan 1elson during the heavy rain of Friday afternoon. This rain pouring upon quantities of snow developed a slush of such depth and possibilities that walking became sad occupation.
 Had Private Dance.
 Friday evening members of a dane ing class in town and their friends en- joyed a private dance given in Gallup's hall which was attractiveIy decorated. supper was specially served for the party at the AttaWaugan hotel
 Manager J. r. Lewis of the Orpheum theatre has received offers of a num- Der of bookings that are of special in- terest because of the fact that the pro- auctions have been recent successes in New York. and the attractions are to be seen here during the early spring season.