Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-06
Electric Lighting Service Needed.
DANlELS0N
Fred c! Burroughs Reelected = First Snow SquaIl on Friday-Agrieultural Society to Meet-Pioneers Want New Hose Wagon.

Society to Meet-Pioneers Want New
 Hose Wagon.
 Louis Fournier of New Bedford was | the guest of friends in Danielson Fri l day,
 William McDermott has returned to | New York, where he will be employed. | Louis Lague has returned from a | visit at Farnum, F. Q. | Mrs. Minnie Allen, who has been | spending several months at her former home in South Killingly has returned to Pittsburg.
 Miss Annie Rix is in a Worcester hospital, where she recently underwent a surgical operation.
 Mrs. Emily Briggs -Chatfield, M D., | has been spending several days with relatives in Danielson. | MT. and Mrs. H. J. Richards have | returned to Danielson after spending | several weeks with relatives in Can- | ada.
 Miss Della Henry is to leave Daniel | son to make her home in Norwich.
 Rev. R. S. Cushman will speak at a service in East Killingly next Sun day.
 Record Vote at Central Falls. Fred c. Burroughs. formerly of Dan- | ielson, has been reelected to the con- | Falls, receiving the largest number of votes of any candidate for a place in | that body.
 1 To Entertain Whist Club.
 Miss Nellie Fournier, Mrs. Joseph Hall and Mrs. Pierre Turgeon won the honors at the weekly meeting of the | Bijou Whist club. The club has re- ceived an invitation to be the guests | of Mrs. L. J. Morin at her home on Hawkins street some evening soon.
 November Directresses.
 The directresses of the Ladies' Be- nevolent society of the Congregational l church for November are Mrs. Marcus i Wood, Mrs. George Call, Mrs. William | H. Barron, Mrs. P. B. Sibley and Mrs Charles Smith.
 First Snow SqualI.
 The first real snow squalI of the season came down Friday morning ! The amateur weather forecasters are | therefore confident that there will be | only five snow storms this winter. The lease of Davis & Brown on the | Sayles mill at Elmville will expire al | the end of this month. It is not be- | lieved that the firm will seek to have | their lease renewed and it q probable | that when the mill again commences I | management.
 | Higher Rents. | The tenants in the Phoenix block re- ceived notice Friday morning that thelr rents are to be increased after the first of the coming year.
 | More Heat for Town Building. | The selectmen are considering a plan for installing a steam heating system in the town hall building. It is under | stood that the new. system is intended | to heat the stores and offices in the | building, but not to heat the hall, which has a good heating arrangement al present. An advance in rents suffi- | cient to cover the interest on the cost | of the proposed improvement will prob ably be made if the. plan is decided upon.
 A coon hunt to have been held in the i vicinity of East Killingly this (Satur- | day) evening by the members of the | Bohemian club has been postponed.
 The Danielson Cotton company has l commenced the construction of a four ] family tenement house on White row east of Water street. The cellar oi | the new house was excavated severa months ago.
 Officers of Missionary Society.
 The following are the newly elected officers of the woman's Foreign Mis-. | sionary society of the Methodis church: President, Mrs. Ralph s. Cush 1 man; vice president, Mrs. Emma Day; l secretary, Mrs. Henry McEwen; treas l urer, Mrs Fred E. Colvin: assistant treasurer Miss Hattie Codding; musi, committee, Mrs. Walter Caswell; liter. ature committee, Mrs. William Martin I.eommittee on mite boxes, Mrs. Herber l Briggs; chairman of programme com | mittee, Mrs. Emma Day.
 Rev. R. s. Cushman will begin a SC. ries of sermons on The Tragedies O the Bible at the Methodist church Sun. day evening. His first subject will b, The Tragedy of an Ancient Gallows. l A meeting of the Windham Countl Agricultural society is to be held to day Saturday. in Brooklyn. A dime is to be served those who attend in thu Unitarian church.
 The constant and rapid increase o deer in this section of Connecticut f. noted by the sportsmen. Fox hunters have a special grievance against tn animals, because their hounds are al apt to chase them as they are to fol. low on a fox track, and sometimes little. more.
 Want New Hose Wagon.
 Pioneer Hose company is consider ing plans for raising money to secure ; new hose wagon. The company il equipped with a jumper truck. bu many of the members would like tt have a regular hose wagon. Such vehicle would be a welcome addition 4 to the apparatus of the department
 About the Borough.
 There will be a communion servic' and the, reception of new members a the Sunday morning service at th' Pentecostal church.
 All of the druggists in the town O Killingly have secured the necessaT, number of signatures to their appIi cations for licenses and have file, them with the county commissioners. Mrs. George Hoyle, for many year resident of Danielson. has moved t New London to make her home witt her son, william A. Hoyle.
 The basketball team of the Killingl, High school is having trouble in get ting a hall for practicing. The armOr. is no longer available since the. stat has become it's owner, without tn filing of guaranty to protect the stat from loss in case of injury to tn building.