Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-13
DANIELSON
Vancouver Tourists Return = Louis
 Dion's FuneraI--Start Made on the
 Quinebaug company's New Power House.

ouinebaus company's New Power | House.
 Samuel Johnstone is spending sev- eral days in Cleveland, O. Mr. and Mrs. Treffie Boulais of Gen. tral Falls, R. l., formerly of Danielson, were in town Friday Miss Mary Duggan of Boston is wis., iting with relatives on the West Side. Luther Filling and sister, Miss Elm ma Filling, have returned from a, trip through the Canadian northwest to Vancouver. B. c. They have been away a little more than a month Mrs. William Chapman of the West Side will leave today (Saturday) for visit with relatives at Concord, N. H. William Reach has ben spending sev- eral days in Fftchburg. To Teach in San Francisco. Miss Mary Young, teacher in the schools of Nashville Tenn, during the Francisco, where she will teach during the coming school year. Clarence Clifford, who is supplying at the Baptist church at Pascoag, R. l. this summer, has been the guest of friends in .Danielson this week.
 Harley Carpenter and Miss Hazel Lewis of Scranton. Pa, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. H. s. Franklin. taining Miss Nellie Fuller of Provi- dence.
 There is to be a service at the Ad- vent chapel Sunday afternoon, a cler- gyman from Putnam supplying the pulpit.
 Registrars in Session. William R. Thurber. Herbert Lyman John E. Reed and John M Bessette, registrars of voters for the town of Brooklyn, were in session Friday to re- ceive the applications of those who wished to be registered on the caucus lists
 EmpIoyes of the Connecticut com pany are It work on Main street lev that is required to improve the road bed
 Burial of Louis Dion.
 The body of Louis Dion, 73, who died in Wauregan, was brought to Daniel son Friday for burial in St. James cemetery. Louis E. Kennedy had charge of the funeral arrangements. MT. Dion was for many years a resi- dent of the West Side, and had lived in Danielson and vicinity for about for ty years before removing to Wauregan few years ago.
 Foundation for Power House.
 Excavation of the foundation for the new power house for the Quinebaug company has been commenced on their property on the West Side. The work men have encountered a ledge that is being blown to pieces by dynamite.
  dies of the Baptist church to meet with her at her home next Wednesday aft ernoon. The ladies will be conveyed to the Pierce place in carriages from the Baptist church.
 Plans for an Open Air Service.
 Rev. D. W. Adams, pastor of the Methodist church at AttawaugaI1, is to be the speaker at the open air service to be held on Davis park tomorrow Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Kathleen Burns of Hartford is at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. John Burns of Mechanic street, with an injured wrist, the result Of fall
 Application blanks for making en- tries for the baby show to be held at Wildwood park next week will be is- sued to the many waiting mothers to- day Saturday.. It is expected that the number entered will be in excess of any other year.
 Struck by Electric Car.
 A fruit delivery team owned by A. tric car near Alexander's lake Friday evening. Aside from the scattering of tine contents of the vehicle there was no damage.
 Foxes to Be Numerous.
 Fox hunters are anticipating a great an increasing number of the animals in this section and at not great dis tance from thickly inhabited sections either.
 important Game Today.
 A large number of baseball fans will go from DanielsOn to Putnam today to see the game between Trf-VHlage and Putnam. The game will probably be one of the fastest of the season.
 Briefs.
 Mrs. Lucien Jenny of New York is visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs. David Chase of Dayv1lle.
 George Lyon, IT,, of New London is visiting at his home on the West Side.
 Unheaten Boer Women.