Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-07
DANlELSON.
Planning for Opening of Wildwood Park-Summer Heat on Thursday- Secondhand Dealers Must Pay $1o License.

Miss Florence Miller is visiting In Providence today (Friday).
 Mrs. William A. Graves and daugh- ter. Miss Maude. are visiting in Prov idence.
 w. A. Colwen was in Norwich on Thursday.
 Frank M. Hanson of Newport was in Danielson Thursday.
 H. M. Caruthers of Boston was a visitor in Danielson on Thursday.
 Charles Matthews of UXbridge was in Danielson Thursday.
 F. w. Shelton of Worcester is spending a few days in town.
 Oliver Jacobs. who is attending school in Worcester. has established with other boys a wireless experiment station.
 Mrs. Sarah Pierce, who has been spending the winter in Virginia is the guest of Hiram W. Burton and fam fly.
 Picture Theater for Wildwood.
 A l.. Reeves has been awarded the contract by a booking circuit of New York to supply motion picture ma chine and operator for the open air theater at Wildwood park this sum mer.
 George Cloutier remains seriously i'll at his home on Dyer street
 Ernest M Arnold of Putnam was in Danielson Thursday.
 President Clark left Danielson Wed nesday to become a waiter for the summer On boat plying between Bos- ton and New York.
 Wildwood park will open for the summer theaterical season on June 14.
 Pay Day for Fire Fighters.
 The members of the fire department received their pay for the year Thurs day evening.
 Machinery for EimVilIe Mill.
 New machinery Is being set at the mill of the Thistle Worsted company in Elmvine
 A half-hourly schedule and double header service has beeh arranged by the Connecticut company for it's Put nam lines on Memorial day.
 New Cottagers at Lake.
 There will be an increased number in the cottage colony at Alexander Lake this summer
 K. of c. Delegates to Go in a Body.
 The delegates from Danielson Wauregan Moosup and Putnam to the state convention of the Knights of Co., lumbus have arranged to leave Put nam in body next Monday on the afternoon express for Bridgeport.
 79 Degrees on Thursday.
 The temperature climbed to 7g on Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. es- tablishing high record for the sea- son.
 Satisfaction With Sentence.
 Danielson people were much inter ested in the disposition of the cases of Ryall and Hughes, who were sentenced by Judge Reed in the superior court al Willimantie Wednesday to from one te two years in the state prison. They were generally regarded here as de- serving fully as much of a sentence aS they received
 High School Play Melted s162.s7.
 The total receipts of the play. The Putnam Depot, recently presented by Killingly high school students. amounted to s220.15. This amount in- eludes advertising receipts. The ex- penses were S57.2S, leaving a balance of $162.S1. At a meeting Of the in- terested students. it has been sug- gested that from the profits be paid the printing expenses Of the graduat- ing class for invitations etc. that the indebtedness of the school athletic as- sociation for last year. amounting to S59, be also paid. and from the re- mainder of the receipts a gift be pre- sented the school from the class. One suggestion is that busts of noted per sons be given.
 From Voluntown to Plainfield.
 The Williams brothers of Danielson are removing their saWmill from Vol untOwn, where it has been for some time past. to d point near Bishops crossing in the town of Plaindeld.