Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-05
DANIELS0N
Acceptable Souvenir for Bohemian Club
Schools to Open Tuesday-Plans
for Labor Day-Accident to Mrs.
William Sherman.

High school, has returned to Daniel
son, after spending the summer in
Maine.
Joseph Lague is spending several
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Lague.
! F. T. Hanlmett, Boston; Miss Hattie
| Hougl1ton, Providence, and Miss Lou
| Use Copthorne, Canton, O., are guests
| of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Arlington for
| Labor day.
| Mrs. John Fourier of the West Side
| leaves today 4(Monday) to attend the
| Euchahistic congress at Montreal
On to vicksburs.
| Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Curtis left Sat
urday morning for Vicksburg, Miss
where Mr.. Curtis is employed during
! the winter months as a cotton classer
Alfred A. Richards, who has been on
a farm at Island Brook, P. O.. during
| the summer months for the benefit of
i his health, is to return this week. He
| is very much improved
! Mrs. NJ. Bessette of the West Side is
among those who leave Danielson to-
| day (Monday) for Montreal.
| Miss Charlotte Palmer was recently
! given q linen shower by a number of
! her young women friends.
Charles Norm has returned from a
vacation of several weeks spent with
his parents near St. John, P. O., and at
other poins in Canada
| A Souvenir to Be Priced.
Harold A. Chase has presented the
| Bohemian club q. souvenir album filed
with snapshot views taken at the re-
cent field outing of the organization
at Phillips grove, Alexander's Lake
Mr.. Chase, who is located in New York
was a guest at the outing and the
! photogra pher Qor the day0 who took
the views. The souvenir also contains
I all the cIinninop- a hnI1t fhp
ing,
Postoffice Hours for Labor Day.
The postoffice will be open only from
$50 p. m. to 7.45 D. m. today, Labor
! day. The money order division will be
closed and the rural free delivery SER
vice suspended for the day Outgoing
and incoming mails, however, will be
despatched and received as usual.
To BE Guests of Laundry Company.
All of the employees of the Palace
Laundry company will be the guests
! today. Labor day, of the psroprietors at
an outing and clam bake to be held in
the pretty grove at the Old Furnace
east of Danielson. The arrangements
are such as are intended to provide
one of the most enjoyable occasions of
the summer.
Schools Open Tuesday.
! All OF Ille SCHOOLS III the Town OF
| I&illingly VIII. reopen for the fall term
tomorrow (Tuesday). Some of the
teachers have. already returned to take
up their duties and all those engaged
for the various schools throughout the
villages and districts of the town will
probably be in town by tonight.
When the school bells call the stu
dents back to their books this year
the numb Der that will respond will be
a large one. Because of industrial con-
ditions, the school at Wflliamsville will
| be somewhat Smaller than usual at the
beginning of the term, but in the 9TH
er schools of the town higher enum-
erations are looked for.
Unwarranted Tree Cutting.
Tt is probable that the selectmen of
| KillingIy will at their next meeting
discuss the practice of cutting shade
trees outside the walls that border
highways within the town; in other
words, the cutting of trees that by
| reason of their location are regarded
as public property and protected from
! jury or destruction by statute. Some
complaint has been heard of the cut
ting of such trees.
Both Parties to Hold Caucuses.
This is the week that the republicans
and democrats of killingly will con-
gregate in their respective town eau
for the offices that are to be filed
within the township at the October
election. AS yet very little has been
said about these gatherings, in spite
of the fact that both parties will be
called upon to there name candidates
for the next legislature
The democratic caucus will proba-
bly, be unusually interesting this year.
breezes there is an open question as to
whether it is going to be for the best
interest of that party to nominate two
or three candidates for selectmen The
settlement of this point promises to
make the caucus a lively one, as there
are many with decided opinions on
| both sides.
Mr.. NORM a Candidate
-Ludger J. NORM, Joseph Halle and
Peter BouIaine are in Manchester, N.
H, today as delegates from the local
council to the national convention of
the Union St. John Baptist Mr. NORM
is a candidate for election as vice pres
ident general, and is said to have a
strong backing throughout New Eng
land.
Epworth League Rally Service.
There was an interesting Epworth
League rally service at the Methodist
church Sunday evening the large gath
ering hearing several short talks by the
various cabinet ofhcers. The meeting
was described as a get together move
ment for doing advanced work.
Shore Outing for Clerks.
The clerks in the Keystone stores at
Danielson, Putnam and AIoosup are
guests over Labor day of Mr. and Mrs
Water l.. Dixon at Crescent Beach,
where Mr. Dixon had a cottage erected
this summer.
Today's Observance,
Today (Monday) will be very much
of a holiday in Danielso1. or at least
for the people of the pl.tSs The mills
and factories will be closed for the da Y
and many of the business places will
close for at least a part of the day. No
attractions to keep the people at home
have been arranged, however.
Mrs. Sherman Falls Down Stairs.
Mrs. William Sherman of Danielson
mother of Mrs. Walter CasweIl, fell
down stairs at Long Acres, near Rocky
Point, where she has been staying, and
suffered a bad Shaking up
Personal Mention.
Rev and Mrs. NJ. J. Twoomey. who
have been spending their vacation in
this vicinity, have returned to Port
land, Me
Miss Elizabeth r. Woodwork has
recently entertained Miss Annie Tur-
ner of WilIimantic.
Miss Gladys Burroughs, who has
been spending the summer recess with
her mother. Mrs. Ellen NJ Burroughs,
has returned to East Orange, N. J., to