Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-15
Ensign Jacobs Home.


 Ensign Jacobs Home.
 Ensign Walter Jacobs of the battie- ship rlinois,no at the Charleston navy yard. spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents. Hon. and Mrs. F. A. Ja- cobs of Broad street. Ensign Jacobs returned from the far east with the fleet of around-the-world battleships, after an absence of three years on for eign service. He will be given a fur tough of one month later, but his pres ent visit to Danielson Is only brief one.
 Mrs E. J. Hill of Worcester has been spending a few days with Danielson relatives.
 George A. Hammond of Putnam was in Danielson Saturday. To Deliver Memorial Day Address. Colonel D. R. Ba1lou of Providence will deliver the Memorial day addresses at Danielson and Brooklyn on invita- ton of McGregor post. c. A. R. John B. Bassett, who underwent an operation for the amputation of his right foot, continues comfortable at the Day-Kimban hospital in Putnam.
 To WrsstIe at Moosup.
 Bill Collins of Central Village and James Barnes of Springfield will meet in a wrestling match at Moosup this
 
 w. Irving Bullard led the Y. M. c. A. service at the Baptist church in East Killingly Sunday. Rev. F. W. Arm strong Of the Pente- costal church held a service at the Sparks schoolhouse Sunday afternoon.
 Charles A. Benton of Providence was the guest of relatives in Danielson over Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. William Vaughn are NNfa-sRQn
 Mrs. W. F. Pickett is receiving treat ment at the Day-Kimball hospital in Putnam.
 Mrs. George W. Cole has been acting teacher at the Valley schoolhouse in East Killingly.
 Miss Sarah Williams of New York has been visiting at her home in town. on duty on the electric road, after an illness of several weeks.
 Daniel T. Larkin has been in Lynn, Mass. where his brother, George F. LArldn. has been seriously i'll.
 Missionary Meeting.
 "The Land of the White Elephant will be the subject at the meeting to- morrow (Tuesday) of the Ladies' Mis- sionary society af the Congregational church with Mrs. John A. Paine. Mrs. C. H. Barber will be leader. Grange to Initiate Eighteen. Eighteen new members will be in ducted to membership in Killingly grange at the next meeting. Organiza- ton work is reaching a new high level in the granges of Windham county. and big gain in membership will be made during the present year.
 Trout Fishermen Prospecting.
 Impatient for the arrival of the open season on trout, the alert fishermen have been out scanning the brooks to get a line on the number and size of the fish that are apt to be caught this the fish perished during the long stretch of rainless weather last fall, when the brooks ran dry.
 Benefit Entertainment at East killingly An entertainment consisting of read ings and musical numbers, with the Volunteer band assisting was given at the Baptist church in East Killingly Saturday evening. The proceeds were for the benefit of the church.
 Efficient Signal.
 The carrying power of the sound of the fire alarm siren Is indicated by the fact that it is plainly heard in East Killingly. Attawaugan and Dayville, when alarms are rung in.
 Captain P. O. Huntingdon and Lieut.. E. L. Darbie will go to Bridgeport on Wedn esday to elect a major of the Coast Artillery corps, to succeed Major James Hurley, resigned.