Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-06

Miss Filling to Address Mothers
 CIub-s64 Telephone Stations in the
 Local Division-.Rev. Clarence H.
 sarber's Condition Improved.
 Mir and Mrs Hugh J. Carragher and | Miss Mabel Carragher were in Boston Saturday attending the automobile show.
 H. S. Place and William whittle have 1000 eggs in an incubator at East Killingly.
 Dr. M. S. Warren, who has been critically ill for several weeks, remains in serious condition.
 Otter in the ouinebaus.
 W. E. Reach of the West Side, watching from the Quinebaug bridge, saw what was probably an otter cross ing the ice at a point on the river opposite the baseball grounds.
 Mir and Mrs. George Domingue of PawtuclIet spent Sunday with Mrs. Napoleon Dominique of Franklin street.
 Mrs. A. G. Bill had the members of the Danielson Equal Franchise league at her home for a meeting Saturday afternoon.
 Mrs. Charles s. Dayton recently spent few days in South Norwalk.
 Sarah NJ. Rouse of Central Village friends of the pleasant winter she is spending in the south.
 Rev. John w. Wright, pastor at Day. vile. has been at New Haven attend ing the lectures at the Tale Theological seminary.
 Will Address Mothers Club. Miss Emma F. Filling will address the members of the Mothers club on the subject Home and School Life at ! her home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. w. J. Craig will have the mem bers of the Ladies' Reading circle at her home for a meeting this afternoon. | Henry B. Morrison of Worcester spent Sunday with friends in Daniel son.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Greene are going | to Cambridge. Mass, this week for a visit with relatives. | Mrs Emily Taft of North Windham ! is visiting here with her cousin, Miss 1 Alice Bugbee.
 I ae4 Telephone Stations. 1 The current issue of the Telephone ! Bulletin gives the number of stations in the Danielson division Jan. S1 as | S64.
 l NIr. and Mrs. c. A. Young. who are at New Smyrna, will not leave there for the north until April Is. | About four inches of snow fell in the wouId-be blizzard that ragged dur ing the early hours of Saturday morn ing.
 Regulations for the Lenten season ! James church Sunday. 1 It is expected that some action rel ative to the streets at Industrial place will be taken at the meeting of the selectmen Wednesday.
 Talked About Holy Land.
 Continuing his series of illustrated lectures at the Baptist church in Eas
 Eillingly Sunday evening, Rev. E. A Blake talked instructively about thu | Holy Land.
 Passengers Show ReasonabIeness.
 Trolley car conductors say that therI
 is a very kindly disposition upon tht . part of the public generally to mak'
 their work easy as possible under tht
 new fare collection system.
 Men of Stl Alban's parish met at tn
 rectory Sunday afternoon and discusset } matters pertaining to the mission sool
 to open.
 Members of the Pentecostal churcl at Mir. tnd Mrs. George Miners Tues
 day evening.
 s The raise in trolley fares betweel Danielson and Putnam has swung som
 afternoon and early evening bushes
 to the steam road. D Special Service at Attawaugan. , Rev. J. B. Aldrich preached at r special service at the Methodist churc ? ! in Attawaugan Sunday. c A year ago there was a country -wid Q cry that the country would be denude a ! of horses on account of the drafts fo V the European war. Result: Nor Q horses than ever offered for sale, here l abouts, at least, and good ones. - More than S1 500 will come into tn
 Danieson Building and Loan associs d ton during the present month as tn . result of the payment of three month . assessments by the subscribers fc Y shares. No payments have been mad 2 as yet, excepting in a few cases. y Second Championship Game.
 The Killingly High school team wi e give much attention this week to get y ting into condition for the secon v championship game with the Putnal
 High school team. Eillingly is agai
 obliged to win or drop out of the TUT
 ming. If they win, the series will the
 depend on one final game. The ne1
 game is to be played here Saturda Q evening.