Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-23

1 Oliver Jacobs of Worcester visited at his home in Danielson Tuesday. Thomas Halpin. who is employed at ents. MT. and Mrs. Thomas Haipin. To Establish Wireless Station. 1 Austin Brooks of Dayville. a student in Killingiy High school is to erect an aerial tower for a wireless tele- graph station on the water tank near | the car house of the Connecticut com poets to establish communication with a station in Danielson-
 1 Charles Doningue of Woonsocket,
 formerly engaged in business in Dan- ielson, was in town Tuesday. l Vernon H. WetheraIi was in Appo- l naug. R. l., on a business trip Tues day.
 First selectman John A. Gilbert has been named as conservator of Lucy Card.
 Final Account Filed. Mrs. Charles Call. administratrix of the estate of her husband, has filed her final account in the probate court for the town of Knlingly-
 Alfred L. Reed was in Hartford on a business trip Tuesday.
 Lester Bill of Worcester has been spending several days with his parents, Judge and Mrs. Arthur G. Bill.
 Arnold sherman of the West Side is Edward Henault and Charles Morin are visiting friends in Waterbury, New Britain and New London. Rev. and Mrs. Denton J. Nelly have returned from a. stay of several days with Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Walker at Ar nngton, Mass.
 Miss Grace O'Brien has returned from a visit with friends in Boston. Miss Lucy Young has been spending several days with friends in Boston. Mrs A. A. Chase, who recently nov
 ed to Providence. has decided to return | n f0I len @ frr fEF 0 family are now in town
 inspector Babson Leaves for Newport.
 Mir and Mrs. E. C. Babson of the
 West, Side have been entertaining
 George E. Babson and Charles B. Bab-
 son, cousins of Mir. Babson from Mel
 rose, Mass. Charles Babson is assist
 ant inspector at the Charlestown navy yard and is third in rank at that sta- tfon. From Danielson Inspector Bab- son went to Newport to make drawings incident to the carrying out of the gov- ernment's plan to change the dynamite cruSier VeSuvius to a torpedo boat. Unclaimed Letters. Letters addressed as follows are un- claimed at the Danielson postof1ce this week: Albert Bates. Alex Driscoll, D. J. Weirtheil1, Mrs s. E. Tucker. Members of Castle Sterling. Knights are to hold a meeting this (Wednes- day) evening. The knights are becom- ing the most popular boys organiza- ton in this section.
 Ira Thomas in Fine Form. Ira Thomas is doing some light prac- Danielson on Saturday to join the Philadelphia team of the American lague. MT. Thomas is in fine condi- tion to start the season, but he is talk ing some lirnbering up exercises so that he can keep going from the first day on the field.
 Telegraph Weather Service to Be Re- For the first time since the service ! was established here, about ten years l ago. the regular sequence of daily weather reports has been suspended, 1 but it is to be re-established in a feW days. F. +. Bitgood who has been the voluntary observer since he establish ed the station here, said Tuesday that !! a misunderstanding relative to the man. ner of receiving the reports had caus- 1 ed the temporary suspension. The re- ports have heretofore been received by l telegraph, but in the interest of econ I only the weather bureau recently de- cided to have them sent by telephone. Assuming that arrangements had been made to use the latter method the tel | egraph service was discontinued. The reports receivable by telephone are, l however, not as late os the observa- | tfons sent here by telegraph, there be- | ing twelve hours difference. MT. Bit good has explained the matter to the officials, and as soon as the arrange
 ments can be made the telegraph ser vice will be resumed
 Hose Company's Smoke Talk. l The members of Minnetexit Hose company and party Of invited friends l enjoyed a social smoke talk in Bor-
 ough hall on Tuesday evening. The affair was arranged under the direction of John Jaegar and Gurdon D. Withey. i members of the entertainment con- Trittee of the company.
 l Washington Honored.
 ! Schools in the town of Killingly were 1 closed on Tuesday in observance of Washington's birthday. At the High school the eve Of the holiday was made
 notable by a social event arranged by the members of the senior class A Bold Intruder.
 More reports of the doings of the 1 stranger who entered houses on the West Side and Is believed to be re- | sponsible for the loss of several miss was extremely bold and made his way | into some Houses after it had been made manifest to him that his pres ence was not desirable
 Ice Fishing at East KiIiingiy.
 I Several members of the Bohemian | club were on one of the ponds near East Killingly to fish through the fee ed at WhippoorwiH camp by F. b. l Shumway.
 i Bad Weather for Flags. |, Through the rain and snow storms 1 Of Tuesday the national co1ors whipped ! in the breeze from many mastheads in Danielson. It was not good for the 1 flags, but it was good as an example of the patriotic spirit of the citizens of DanieIson.
 All the Granaers Coming.