Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-02-15
DANIELSOM

DANIElS0M
sIeiehing Party-Tax Collector After
DeIinquents-Princp Tripp Sue
ceeded by Mrs. w. NJ. Arnoid-vari-
Gus Items.
i Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Neff who were
recently married in Providence, have
returned to Danielson, where they will
make their home.
William c. Reach of the West Side
has a painfully injured foot, the result
of stepping on a nail.
Mr.. and Mrs. OdeIla TIeneauIt of the
West Side have returned from their
wedding trip.
Miss Lillian Lemay and Mrs. Katfl-
crime Mccormack are spending this
week with friends in Worcester.
Charles 3. WheatIey Improves.
Charles B. Wheatley, who has been
| i'll at his home, on Broad street, for
several weeks, is slightly better and
has partly regained his power of
| speech.
Purchases Ice Business
Eleazer Blanchette of Dyer street on
| Monday purchased the ice recently
| stored in the houses at Quinebaug
lake, and is to conduct the business
carried on by A A. Chase last year.
Best Sleighirs of the Winter.
| Louis E. Kennedy took a number Of
| Danielson people on a sleighing party
to Putnam Monday evening. This
week the sleighing is the best that it
has been at any time this winter.
Rhode Island Men Ride Over Line.
A special car conveying party of
| prominent Rhode Islanders was run
| over the p. & d. road from Providence
to East Killingly on Sunday. The trip
may or may not have had som ething to
| do with the much talked of entrance OF
| the Grand Trunk road into this part of
| New England.
Collecting Back Taxes.
Gilbert L. Darbie, collector of taxes
| for the town of Killingly IS steadily
working toward the reduction of the
| back taxes. His collections of this ma
ture have amounted to about 1920 dur
ing the months since November. OF
this amount about one-half was due on
real estate.
Big Valentine Mail.
There was a flood of valentine mail
through the local postoffice on Monday.
AS is usually the case, the bulk of this
class of mail was of a nature to create
other than a pleasing impression on
tine is still the big favorite.
Two Months of Genuine Winter.
Monday marked the ending of two
solid winter months. and real winter,
too. It was on December Ia that the
first grip of the frfgid spell was felt.
the part of the weather man since that
time. The average minimum tempera-
ture is expected to be the lowest re-
corded for the winter months for the
past half dozen years.
Will Exhibit at Hartford Auto Show.
S. Cady Hutchins of sDanielson will
be one of the exhibitors at the Hart
ford automobile show this week Mr..
Hutchins has the Hartford county
agency for a well known make of car,
h -
that section are very good for the
coming season. which is expected to
be the greatest ever in the autogno-
bile industry
Painting Railroad Station.
A crew of painters in the employ of
the N. Y, N. H. and H. Railroad COM
pany commenced work at the local
railroad station Monday morning.
Mrs. Arnold to Succeed Principal Trip
Mrs w. N. Arnold of Reynolds street
has been engaged to succeed A. d.
Trip, resigned, as principal of the
formerly a teacher in this school. and
her ability is well known to the people
Of the town of Brooklyn
Successful Entertainments.
The Young Peoples course of enter
tainments, arranged under the aus
churches, has again proved to be a
very satisfactory venture. The course
this year has been a splendid one, the
prices charged have been really. less
than the worth of some of the course
numbers. and yet the financial out
come will be on the credit side.
About the Borough.
Members of the Mystic Shrine in this
part of eastern Connecticut have re-
ceived invitations to attend the ban
quet to be given at the Chaffee house
in Middletown on Thursday evening
OF this week.
With the end of the fox hunting
months close at hand, the breeding sea-
son having commenced, the hunters who
like the strenuous sport are regretting
that there IS a snow with crust over
it on the ground. That crust means
excessively hard travelling and little
chance of getting the red backs
1t is reported from Canterbury that
a COW owned by D. c. Lovett has CIV
en- birth to freak calf that is devoid
Of eyes and tail.
Rev. F. ]. Renney of Putnam is to
conduct an all day service in the Pen
tecostal church on Saturday. There will
be services at ESQ and D. m. At the
evening service Captain A. H. Whitney,
in charge of the work of the Salvation
Army in Putnam, will be the speaker.
To Send Away Postoffioe Safe.
Arrangements have been made for
the sending away of he safe wrecked
by the burglars at the postoffice last
week, and for the sending OF another
one to Danielson to replace it. The
transfer will probably be made this
week.
The members of KilHngly Grange
had a pleasant time during the lectur-
er's hour at the regular meeting held
on Monday evening. Frank Bennett
had charge of the programme.
Hiram S. Franklin of Broad street is
contemplating a trip to Spokane and
other points on the Pacific coast. Mr..
Franklin made a trip to that part of the
country about a score of years ago,
being employed at his trade at the
time
Friends of Henry Clark receive an
occasional remembrance from him in
the form of Los Angeles papers. Mr.
Clark is spending the winter in that
city but is expected to return to Dan
ielson this summer
The members OF the mission study
class of the Methodist church are to
hold their last session on The From
tier on Wednesday evening. The meet
ing is to be public one
JEWETT CITY