Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-16
DANIELS0N
Pray Reservoir Very Low-Twenty- Mile Hike for cows-Prayer for Rain in Catholic church-Illustrated Lecture.

Louis G. Massicotte of Providence has been recent visitor in Daniel son.
 Miss Deborah Russell is spending several days in New York.
 Thomas Richmond of Elmville has to be a carder.
 Miss Corona Woisard of Louisville, P. O., is spending this week with Dan- ielson relatives.
 Miss Francesca Delorge of Fall Riv- CT visited friends in Darfelson over Sunday.
 Frank Joslin of Charlton Mass, has been a recent visitor in Daniel
 Banns of marriage were published at St. James church Sunday between Miss Hattie Brown and Patrick Mo- ran. The wedding takes place next Monday.
 Minister May Purchase Farm. Rev. Charles A. Downs of Hudson, N. H., who has been called to the pastorate of the Congregational church in Brooklyn, has taken an option on the Sweet farm in that town and will probably purchase the property. Automobile Struck by Runaway. An automobile in which Capt. A. P. Woodward was riding with his uncle, W. H. Scoville, in Hartford, Friday, was struck by a runaway horse and a headlight and the mudguard on one side were torn off. Mir. Scoville saw the horse coming and drove his ma chine up to the curb and stopped. The runaway hit the machine. however. No one was injured.
 Officers of Lafayette Club. The Lafayette club has elected the following officers for the ensuing term: President, Ouilibale Porter; vice president Felix Lajeunesse; sec ond vice president, Vitalis Bonneau; ; financial secretary, David Gagnon; re- cording secretary D. E. Jette; treas urer, A. Desrosier; directors, Telles- phore Woisard, Edward Bernier, Louis | Champagne, Wildex Lavallee: audi | tors. Louis Champagne. Peter Bar beau; janitor, Emile Godreau. In the Town Court.
 There were five cases before the town court on Monday morning, rather
 sizable group for no-license town.
 Four of the cases were for intoxica-
 tion.
 One of the number. William Corey, who lives in the eastern part of the ! town, was also charged with breaking windows over in the section where he | lives, after a visit across the Rhode | Island line. He received a sentence
 of 120 days in jail.
 The case of James Joslin of Day. vile, charged with shooting at his sonin-law, was continued Beautiful Chrysanthemums. The display of chrysanthemums at
 the Methodist church on Sunday. excit- | ed the admiration of all that attended | the services of the day. There were | 250 of the beautiful blooms on display
 all specially selected by w. J. Schoon-
 man. The music was special, an or | chestra assisting at the evening serv- l ice.
 Pray Reservoir Chiefly Mud.
 The Pray reservoir at East Killingly | presents an unusual picture at the | present time to those that are familiar 1 with the body of water. At present fl ] is more a body of mud than a body | of water The long continued dry
 weather has reudced it to a group oi l pools of muddy water scattered over 2 | basin of black, sticky soil. This reservoir has always been 2 l favorite fishing place for many in this section, but it may not be so goo6 i hereafter. Many of the fish have beer driven out and many others have beer l easy prey for fish hawks and other l living things that feed upon them.
 The Pray reservoir, however, does
 not contribute to the water supply ! of Danielson. The reservoirs that fur,
 nish water for Danielson are still wei ] filled and show no great loss because
 of the lack of rain.