Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-01-16
OANlELS0N.
John Garland Recommended as Sue
cessor to Assistant Chief HeaIey-
Officers of BrlekIayers' and Masons'
Gnion-Shoe Stock Selling Well.


Miss Emma Pilling of Hartford is
visiting Danielson relatives.
Joseph Mahicelli is spending few
days in New York.
Miss Dora Boulias is the guest of
friends in Providence.
Fred Roulias Of Providence is visit
ing at his nome in town.
Judge Edgar NJ. Warner Of Putnam
will speak at the Young Mems meet
ing at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms tomorrow
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. w. B. Holmes of Boston, regent
Of Bunker Hill chapter D. A. R.. VIII
ADDRESS the meeting OF Sarah Williams
Danielson chapter next Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Miss Hattie Derosiers, Miss Rosauna
Goereau. Mrs. Joseph FIawley and Mrs
Howard Whitney won the honors at the
weekly meeting OF the Bijou Whist
club.
Musical Turn PIeases.
At the Phoenix theater this week
Musical Van" of Hartford has been
pleasing the audiences with his musl-
cal act, which consists of solo work
on seven different instruments.
Ice MeIts Rapidly.
An inch of ice came down in the
storm of Thursday night and Friday
morning, but It disappeared under the
rising temperature Of Friday.
Chimney Fire.
A chimney fire in The house occupied
by Napoleon Dominique on Franklin
street gave the fremen a disagreeahle
nopr Thursday evening in the height of
the storm. There was no damage ex-
cept that caused by smoke.
To Succeed Assistant Chief Heaiey.
James Garland has been recon-
mended for appointment to assistant
chief Of the fire department to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of John
Healey.
Progress on Plainfeld's New Buildings.
Winter weather has not impedcd the
progress of work to any great extent
on the excavation for the cellars of
the score of new houses to be con-
structed by Hiram S. Franklin for the
Iawton Mill corporation at Plainfeld.
Several cellars are already excavated
and the cellar walls are being, built.
Committee Appointments.
Representative Edwin H. Reach has
been named as a member of the COM
mittee on corporations in the house
and Representative Herbert c. Reach
as a member Of the committee on in
surance.
5ricklayers and Masons Elect Officers.
Local No. q, Bricklayers' and Ma
sons International union, has elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: President, Fred Wood; vice
president, Walter Mason; financial sec
rets.ry, Elmer A. williams: cor res pond
ing secretary, Charles A. FfslSe; treas
urer Frank H. Gilbert; sergeant at
arms, Levi Aldrich; alternate, Ben
| jamin Lamonte.
Seventy-One Marriages in 1908.
There were seventy-one marriages in
the town of Killingly during the year
just closed.
Unclaimed Letters.
Letters addressed to Mrs. Augustus
| Adams, Miss Catherine Adams, Miss
| Vanetta Richards, Pan Jerry Jim, AL
mande Golotte, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Reed, James w. Rhodes and Jack Mlaz
are unclaimed at the local postotfice.
Hose Wagon in New Fire Station.
Carpenters are doing the interior
! finishing of the new central fire station
| on Academy street and the building
will probably be ready for occupancy
some time next month. One piece OF
| apparatus, the supply wagon Of Min
netexit Hose, No. /, is already in the
building.
j.. Bissonnette to Install Officers.
J P. Bissonnette Of Bridgeport, who
| de.iv cred a POLITICAL address in Daniel
son during the recent campaign, will be
| the installing officer Sunday afternoon
when the officers of the Union St
John Baptist are indicted to Office.
Death of Mrs. Thomas Knowles.
| Notice has been received here Of the
| death at New Bedford of Mrs. Thomas
Knowles, formerly Miss Minnie Brous-
seau, of Wauregan.
Druggists Comply With Law.
In compliance with the requirements
! of the pure drug act, which became eff
fective Thursday, local druggists are
| rearranging and marking such articles
| in their stock as require it, to comply