Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-09
DANIELsoN
High Rating for Thirteenth Company Prospects for New Industry-Mi- chaeI Shea Held in $1,o0o Bonds Open Meeting of Relief Corps.

William Curran has gone to New York after a visit with friends in Danielson.
 Mrs. A. l.. Reeves is improving at St. Vincent's hospital in Worcester, where she was taken last week. No operation has been performed.
 Ludger J. Morin was a recent wis., itor in Boston to attend the meeting of pharmacists association.
 Miss Margaret Sullivan and Miss Mary Murphy of Plainfield have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. l.. B. Ken nedy.
 Miss Calar Brooks entertained friends at the home of Judge and Mrs. M. A. Shumway Tuesday.
 Attended Fathers Birthday ceIebra-
 tion.
 Mrs. Albert l.. Reed has been at her home in West Medford, Mass, to at- tend the seventieth anniversary of her fathers birth. About 150 relatives and friends greeted MT. Crosby
 Mrs: Israel Seguin of Central Vil- lage has been the guest of relatives in Danielson.
 Miss Margaret Duggan is i'll at her home on the West Side.
 John Cocrane of Dedham, Mass, has been recent visitor in Danielson.
 Mrs. Moses Bessette visited friends in Willimantic on Wednesday. IT.. teenth Company CompIimented.
 At the inspection in the armory on Tuesday evening. Col. Edward Schulze. inspector general for the Connecticut national guard. complimented the Thirteenth company as having the best-kept guns of any he has seen so far during his inspection of coast ar tillery companies.
 The ct x1ff T,.,x, 1o+ tion was observed at St. James church with masses at five, seven and eight o'clock Wednesday morning. All of the masses were well attended a total of more than 1000 parishioners being present at the different masses. Fourth Theater on Reeves Circuit.
 Abel L. Reeves has just purchased controlling interest in the Bijou moving theater at Willimantic. This makes the fourth picture house on the Reeves circuit. the others being in Danielsou, Moosup and Jewett City.
 E. H. Hall of Windham, F. IT. Cor tiss of Thompson and Charles Barber of Plainfield, county commissioners, made their monthly visit to the jail in Brooklyn on Wednesday,.
 Winners at Whist.
 Mrs Annie Quinn won first honors
 
 lation prize at whist at the birthday party given at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Louis E. Kennedy on Tuesday evening.
 Visited Town Farm.
 The selectmen of the town of Kill ingly held a regular monthly meeting and paid a visit to the town farm at Dayville on Wednesday. Routine bus mess was transacted.
 Work Begun on Furnace Street Sewer
 The sewer workers commenced on the Furnace street extension Wednes- day morning The men in the trench at the junction of Dyer and Franklin streets were cutting through a ledge of small proportions Wednesday morn ing and doing a small amount of blast ing. It has also been decided to cut through the crown of the stone arch of the Franklin street bridge to make space for the pipes: workmen were engaged on this task Wednesday,. Borough's Chance of New Industry. It is said that a company has taken an option on the vacant factory at Industrial place and that a deal may be carried through that will give Dan- ielson a new industry.
 Frederick Shumway and William Wit
 ter in Billiard Match.
 Members of the Bohemian club are interested in the prospect of a friendly billiard match between Frederick Shumway,N crack player of this sec tion. and William Witter of New York, who is staying for few days at his old home in Canterbury. Both men are exceedingly good players. They have already played a few games at the club and have stirred enthuiasm by the unusually interesting games they have played.