Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16
cHAUTAUQuA PLEAsEs
Subscribers Find This Years Pro- eramme One of Particular Merit.

The series lecture and 8 concert by Alexander Skibinsky and company, in the afternoon and another concert by the same company and an entertain ment by the Paul Fleming company magic and music, delighted the Chau- tauquans here Monday, and they are now enthusiastic over this seasons se- ries of entertainments.
 MT. von Skibinsky, a young Russian riolinist of remarkable ability, was splendidly received at both his con- eerts of the day, while Paul Fleming, a magician of rare skill. proved a very pleasing attraction as did Miss Maude Turner, soprano, who assisted Mir. Fleming in his part of the entertain ment.
 Clifford NJ. Starkweathef of the To- cal Chautauqua organization said on Monday that the receipts this year are larger than last year, yet the guarantors may be called upon to make up small deficit. He has found also that this years location for the ChautaQqua tent. on the southwest corner of Davis park is much more pleasing to the general public than was last years location, at the Old Peoples home grounds. The regular Chautauqua, are enjoying the enter tafnments- to the utmost and the jun for organizations are showing deep in teFest and are at the grounds every day.
 Odd Fellows Installation.
 Fred D. Card, district deputy, and his suite will be here from Putnam this evening to install the officers of Quinebaug lodge of Odd Fellows The l installation ceremony is to be in the new quarters of the lodge on the fourth floor of the town hall building. Building and Loan Association Pros- pers,
 At this evenings meeting of the di- rectors of the DanieIson Building and l Loan association announcement will be made Of the issuing of the sixth series of shares Of the association It was stated Monday that 57 shares of the fifth series, issued the first of the | year are outstanding. The association has done well since it's organization and it's funds haYa been invested to good advantage, earning Q very sat- l isfactory return for the shareholders and contributing to the upbuilding of | Danielson.-
 Private Arthur Lamoureaux Transfer red.
 Relative to Private Arthur Lamou- reaux of this. town, who has haen in 1 training for months in .. regular army | camp in the south, a s9il*hern news paper had the following: f a, civilian i should happen to pass b9 the quarter masters warehouse, at the base hos pital, he might wonder why 6 service flag hands in one of the windows. Ask anyone of the quarternlaster's detach- ment and he will tell you with pride | that Private Arthur Lanoureaux has been transferred to the 312th Field Ar | tillery. Lamoureaux has been teach l ing the mules how to do right face and parade rest. but because some of l the mules would not exercise by the
 count he has quit the job.
 Heard and Seen. If rumors here are to be credited, | at least two Danielson men who are members of the Fighting 162nd infan- try are to be invalided home, after several months of very hard. service in the trenches.
 James c, Marion of Fall River visit ed friends in Danielsen Monday. | Gasten A.. Maisdone was in Previ- dence Monday on a business trip. Companies of the local fire depart
 nent will be represented at the State Firemen's assoeiation convention to be held in Bridgeport on Aug. 15. Next week brings the first anniver- sary of the departure for. Fort Terry l of the Thirteenth company, now in | service in France.