Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-22
DANIELsoN
Flower Mission Sent 1874 Bouquets
This Season-Worsted Companys
Mill to Start Up This Week-No
Talk of Democratic County conven-
ton,

Mill to Start Up This Week-No
Talk of Democratic County conven-
ton.
Miss Zoe Burton is assisting at the
tecretary's Office at the Brooklyn fair.
Peter Fiealo of Providence is spend
ing several days with relatives in
Danielson.
Warden w T. Billiard is gaining
rapidly at a Boston hospital, where he
has been for the past three weeks
Kent A. Darbie and George H Call
were among the Danielson people VINO
have exhibits at the Brooklyn fair
Henry Burton has gone to Malone,
N. Y, for stay of few days.
Mrs. Joseph Cyr and Miss Emma
Charter are in New York.
John Bessette of the West Side are
making a business trip to New York
Henry A. ST. Sauvier of Riverpoint
n. l., called on friends in Danielson
Wednesday.
Norwich Band at Fair.
Tubbs' band of Norwich came to
Danielson Wednesday morning, en-
route TO the fair at Brooklyn.
Rev. r. S. Cushman is expected to
return from England in time to oc-
cupy his pulpit the second Sunday in
October
Miss Amabilis Halle. daughter of Mr..
md Mrs. Joseph Halle, has gone to
one of the parochial schools.
Lost Through Pickpockets.
Danielson men suffered losses in the
raid made on the crowd by the pick
pockets at the Putnam fair on Tues
day. A single loss of s45 is reported.
The total losses are estimated at from
5000 to $500.
Sent s,274 Bouquets.
The members of the flower mission
af ~ hat
bouquets were sent to Providence dur
ing the season recently closed, this
large number being in addition to
many similar remembrances that have
been sent 10 shut-ins in Danielson
during the same period
President Abel L. Reeves of the
Eastern Connecticut league had the
directors of the organization in DAN
ielsop Wednesday evening for meet
ing called for the purpose of closing
UP the business for the season, which
has been successful one.
Good Price for Muskrat Skins.
Local trappers say that they are go
Ing in strong for the muskrat end of
the business this fall, as the price for
their fur Is going to be so attractive
as to insure making big money-that
Is, IL the hunters luck is good
The selectmen of Killingly, the town
clerk and the registrars of voters are
to have meeting on Saturday at
which those on the list of voters to
be made will have an opportunity for
admission as electors.
Ride Away to the Fair Ground
Automobiles from Danielson, Put
nam, Willimantic and Norwich entered
into the business of carrying passen-
gers from this place to the fair at
Brooklyn on Wednesday. Some Of
them made some exceedingly fast
round trips.
Neighbors' Night at Grange
Next Monday night has been des-
ignated as Neighbors' night by the
members, of Killingly grange and ar
rangements have been made for a fine
meeting. Members of oranges in sur
rounding towns will be present and
will furnish the numbers on the pro-
Eramme. Refreshments are to be
served by the members of the home
grange.
Worsted Company to Start Up.
Cassius S. Chase announced We'd
nesday that the mill of the Danielson
Worsted company is to resume oper-
atoms the last of this week and that
the machinery win be kept going
night and day. A big order for fine
worsteds for mems wear has been Sc
cured-an order large enough to keep
the plant busy until well into the Win
ter. The prospects are that other or
ders will be secured before that time
The dressers will start work tomor-
row or Saturday and 1t is hoped to
have the mill in full operation by next
week Between So and 40 hands will
find employment in the day and night
shifts.
Democratic Apathy.
1t was suggested Wednesday by
anxious democrats that the state cen
trail committeeman in the Twenty
eighth and Twenty ninth senatorial
districts, which cover all of Windham
county, get together and name a date
for holding a county convention. The
county committee, if there is one,
seems undiscoverable so O. it is appar-
emily up to the party state central
committeeman to take the matter in
hand. The senaorial convention for
the Twenty eighth district is to be
held Saturday at Putnam and it is
probable that something will be said
about the county convention at that
time.
Died in Atlanta.
Announcement is made of the death
at Atlanta, Ga, on Friday last, of Mrs.
Elizabeth Spaulding, wife of Edwin
Scarborough, formerly of Brooklyn and
Hartford.
Unclaimed Letters.
Letters addressed as follows are
unclaimed at the Danielson postoffice
this week: Miss Agnes Fausly. Miss
Margaret Wood, Miss Anna NJ Russ.
Joseph Gosselin, Henry Ksefe, Frank
Larkin, Otis Tiger.
Miss Rosalie larry has returned to
Danielson from St Francis hospital
at Hartford, where she was operated
upon a few weeks ago.
Taking Parish Census.
Rev. Celestin Crozet and his assist
ants, Rev. Peter Roux and Rev. Vic
tor Faure, are engaged in taking the
annual census of St James parish,
which includes the town of Brooklyn
and part of the town of Hampton
East and South. and KilIngly Gen.
ter and Elmville. The work will oc-
cupy about one month.
WILLIAM BOSWELL'S DEATH
Announced by Telegram Wednesday