Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 28, 1912, Page 10

10 NORWICH BULLETIN, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1912 DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS | i e . o oot o e e 2 “You'reWell!” Then Keep Well— Dom't wait for a siok spell ad;tt.‘;l’x‘uf]«:xficfutu‘;lm:tfifxtn[ it Mi\(l«l: at Calvary Church—Cantata Being | k4 . 1o come along and prostrate e you. Take enck’s Man- X AR stated by a man in Putnam Wednes- | Rehearsed—Petition for Bug Light . draks. Pl ‘WheteWet you Sect ‘ _ | day who has recently returned from | on Rhodes Folly. 3 a little dull or out of sorts. DANIELSON J rector of her department in the Y. W. | (hY ining' reglons. of = Pennsylvania | i y s Mitle dull or out ot sees i". A. during the present year. that there probably never was a time Friday evening the last of the Lent- | ;;r:nfl ‘x:e :wmn!c;: .x‘:“" g when more coal was held above ground | en sermons with out of town speak- | [ ~ N we gular, the liver ae- Harold Morgan, 8, Has Leg Amputat- In Favor of Playgrounds. by the operators than at present—yet | ers will be held at Calvary BEpiscopal 3 tive. Wholly vegetable—abso- ed—Played in Street and Was Run At the regular meeting of the Men's| it is almost imp ck irch, the Rev. P. M. Kerridge of - ) lutely harmless—plain or sugar | | 9 Over by Car—Westfield Congrega- |club of the Congregational church, | shipments in this | New Lorden preachin On Pal 4 ;‘;:;» g&;‘bnfm !:“An?lvn ¢ | Church Recognizes Deacon W, | Wednesday evening much of interest | ple price. Sunday, Miss Alberta Kelley will.ren- FENE Doow & ju, Iiver | was presented relative to children’s | der a violin solo, The Palms, at the H. Chollar’s 50 Years’ Service. playgrounds of which there seems to OBITUARY. morning service, accompanied by the / s T 5 L o el be a need in Danielson, or at least an —_— | organ. Dr. J. H.SCH Because he played in the street and | ginortunity to establish one with as- Biacon Edward P. Beprisn: | S Ran Brewiteh or Bive. o J PhflsdelEgCKP&SON was reckless w so doing, little fqyredly desirable results. Papers on s phia, Pa. News has been received at Wood- | stock of the death at Los Angele where he has been spending the winte guest of her “)H»(( and nephew, Mrs. L. B Lathrop Bliss of the borough. the general subject were prepared and | presented and were followed with close n Morgan of the West Side is at | | #iarold Morgan, 8, son of Mr and Mrs. | | | | | the Day-Kimball hospital at Putnam |agtention, Of those heard at thel ir hejcon Edward P. Berrian. Deacon Willlams and family, who are this morning with his right leg meeting Miss Corrine Paine and Miss | Rorrian had been a resident.of Wood- scuth are due back in New York tated just above the knee .| Flora Fuller have had experience in| i toek for about 15 years, coming there v. Avril 2, and will immediately One of the party of seve I.L\v\“"" OL | the supervision of such grounds, Prin-| ¢.on New York. The body is to be sturn ¢ town for the summer. ris own age, the child Wwas|ofpal R. K. Bennett of Killingly high| prought east for burial at Rye, N. ¥ The Home Mission soclety of the \ ar on Franklin street, | school has also become familiar with | (hora the deceased s horn Baptis 2hUreh 18 Ao meet this ) near James' parochial residence at|tpe playground system as developed in o bin hursday) :fternoon in, the parlor of 1 jay afternoou 15t as a | providence. A paper prepared by Su- _W‘”a"d\\@:m‘f ial M“° - % 3 ! 1t I filey car swung around | pervisor Albert S. Ames of the public A Frances Willard memorial meetiz i corn rom Water into Franklin | schools in town was read at the meet- | by members of the W. C. T. U. is to be ; Rehearsing Cantata. h. strect, the boy grabbed up hand- | d with Mrs. Mary Gardner tomor intata, The May Queen, is be- | ful of marbles from the street and ran | > row (Friday) afternoon rehearsed by members of £ out toward the car tracks and th «p- Pastor at Conference. hing ear it is said I I FUNERAL., - —_— Rev. Thomas Feltman, pastor of the the | Michael Hodgins. Jocal Advent church, and also pastor p some 1 parish. The cast will Lonh n 50 or more and the r is in charge of the organist, ) ames T. Mur- | 2 | at Danielson, is at Providence this | Phy ) " “J\"nx‘t”r Re \‘\",(u\v!f-:u:nu" m.‘ ssion of 'n'] t r\\b crougt sh water fish !Ile;‘l i i s o the Rhode Island an are awaiting the arrival o . e In SR e S L ticut conference, of whi Wart Bug Light for Folly. Oc Package of Remarkable Flesh-Builder, o A otor | S Tamse St 1 Republican Caucus This Evening. | Jeiiion 15 being cronisied bere | Pnotone, Sent Free to Prove What It Will Do. onductor | was the funeral director The republicans of Putnam “""“ partment asking for the establish- the s heir delega s Lo the € e con- ot bug ligh O e X “ '™M®| Charles Weeks Brought Back From |M&me their delode e cauer held 8y Unx Mbht anithe T Norwich. this (Thursday) eveni Philip Mathieu visitor with friends aesday Charles Weeks, who was picked up in Norwich, Tuesday, was brought back Narraganset bay when it is B vae o | et Send Your Name and Address Today, in Putnam Wed- e B WALl towed in the caralboat to his home in Attawa Wedne 3 er, filled with a cargo of coal and day by relatives who went from that 75 B i iwioaded and m directly for has a wife and children, has previous- | Mr. end Mrs. W. P. Green and ly wandered away, going to New Y __ | daughter h at one time | Jolly Dozen Club Entertainment slatt s Bed Meeting of Liberty Council—Person- | Jonn i1, i returned from a week's rns, who has been em- Forty-Five Prisoners At Jail. bl S e 6 Afwiood machiip-shop, There were only 45 prisoners at | - in the railroad business, Brooklyn jail Wednesday, abou Mrs. John Specht has returned from | hay resigned with the former com- nur ally ~ incarcerate ong visit to relatives in Lynn, M there when was good” Artht rson has returned fro: A Irs. # mmons, who couple of year 1e small a brief visit his sister, Mrs. Walter rried port, Monday, of p busines in « Lewis, in Uxbridge, Mass week of Mrs, Ben- towns is reflected in the small num- Jolly Dozer Entertained. ler home on North ber mow in the local jail. But the| rmThe Jollv Dozen club W hoboes ,who are nearly always in the Wednesday afternoon Spalding have jority in the local jail, are now Morgan. Refreshments the home of coming of better weather, Syracuse, N, king back in numbers and w h Many of them Brooklyn "Liberty Council Meets. Liberty cour >dnesday eve- | Promise and Performance. ame old hat meeting of be ticketed for Heard and Seen. ‘ : on They quote Jacob as saying: i 1€ A i te Elliott F. Studley is in Provi- whist 1 will not lif to obtain ab ¢ 1 | nding the sessions of the S lm.r.wi and reshments served | the nomination.” Exac But he'll conference of the Methodist Three Children 111 p yoth hands and shout: “Put her DEACON 50 YEARS Luther Pilling is lay dele- ldren of Mr. s, Mers »ovs!”—Atlanta Constitution. St from the local church and Gor- e ithen facies W, H. ‘Chaliafd ‘Lonia: jand o Faithfut [ (00 S ormsen @ ama e i R - e e g Service Recognized by Westfield | o visit with relatives in Lawrenee o Henry Langworthy has Congregational Church. W from a trip south wing it a recent vote of the|ing with his siste: Mary Salotti. | Steve Baynell, left for a , Rev. ( H. 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