Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23
R. F. D. SERVICE
Out of Danielson Postoffice and Out of
 Dayville Are Increasing Rapidly.

Postmaster c. A. Potter is very well pleased wish the manner in which the new rural free delivery scrvic. out of the Danielson office is heinz received by the persons along the route served by the carrier. The number of pieces from the route is showing a steady in- crease that promises to continue in definitely.
 The heads of 72 families are now on the list of subscribers for the service, representing total of 450 persons be- ing served. This week 25 more boxes are to be added to tile route.
 The routes out of Dayville are also growing rapidly. On route No. l Ho- are now necessary to carry the matter being sent to the persons along his ex- tended route. When this route was first started, a little more than a year ago, all of the mail could be taken out in one small mail pouch.
 Counterfeit Dimes.
 Counterfeit dimes are being circulat- ed in this part of eastern Connecticut, and there are said to be many of them passing from one perscn to another. The coins are said to be good imita- tion of the real thing, but they lack the ring that comes from a good coin.
 NollectIng HlStorical Data.
 Officers of the Franco-American His torical society are in this section of the state securing data for use in the work they are preparing for publication. In Danielson there are many things of sufficient importance in connection with the work and influence of Cana dians in New England to merit the mention that it is to receive.
 Lester O. Clements of Foster, R. l.. has purchased of Luther Filling the Laura Davis house on Broad street re- gently purchased by MT. Filling at pri- vate sale.
 Many People at the Park.
 There were many Danielson people at Wildwood park Saturday afternoon to attend the outings held there by different organizations and to attend the theater and enjoy the other at fractions at the park. The largest del- tgation of DanielsOn people that went to the lake were the members of the N. E. O. P. to attend the annual field day sports of the eastern Connecticut lodgs of the order.
 Rev. J. w. GilIis Will Speak.
 Rev. J. w. Gillis of Peabody. Mass, will be the speaker at an all day meet ing of the members of the Pentecostal church to be held at their mission tent on Reynolds street Thursday. MT. Gillis has previously spoken at meet ings in Danielson and created very favorable impression. Tomorrow and Thursday evenings services are to be held at the tent
 Dearth of Ministers Here Last Week.
 During nearly all of last week the pastors of the Congregational, Meth odist and Baptist churches were out of town, and as a consequence it was necessary fir Danielspn persons to call on the clergymen in the nearby towns to officiate at funeral and we'd ding services. This week some of the pastors will be in town.
 The Passing of Landmark.
 The roost of the railbirds on the fence on Main street, just below the railroad crossing, is no more. It was taken down Saturday, and is being re- placed by a high picket fence. The change will drive away the great num- Der of men who have been in the habit of sitting there to watch the passing show and to discuss the questions of the day.