Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-26
DAMiELSON
Frenoh- Speaking Voters to Organize Mrs. Edgar ]. WoIeott Seeks Divorce -Dsa4h of Stephen A. 0riggs.


 George Woodward Of Boston, special agent of the N. Y.. N. H. & H. R. R. company, was a visitor in Danielson Friday.
 Frederick B. Bitgood was in Provi- dence on & business trip Friday.
 H. A Brooks of Boston was & wis itor in Danielscn Friday.
 Captain Hilbert L. Darbte was at Bridgeport Friday evening to attend a meeting of the officers of the Coast Artillery corps.
 Alfred Bariheanas Of Southbridge has boon spending few days his home on the West Side.
 MT. and Mrs. A. Putnam Woodward have returned from 8 visit with friends an Providence
 Rev. Thomas Feitman is to be the speaker at che Advent chapel Sunday afternoon His subject will be St. Paul's Idea of Holiness
 To Leave Hospital Soon.
 JchS Duvve, who was recently op- srased upon for appendicitis, is expect ed to return to his home from the Day KinhaIl hospital the first of next week
 Miss Alice Abel, teacher in the local graded school, is spending short va- cation with friends in Charlton, Mass.
 Frank Lathrop. formerly of Daniel son, has taken 8 farm in East Brook tyn and moved his family here from F1tc41burg.
 Three dogs 4rave been killed by auto- mobiles in the vicinity of Danielson within a short time. There Is a di- vision of blame between the dogs and drivers.
 It is estimated that there were 300 panfelson people, men and women, in Putnam Thanksgiving afternoon At any rate, there were so many local people on the street there that 1t seern- cd almost like being at home. French Speaking Voters Asked to Form
 Club.
 Cards have been sent out to all the French speaking voters in the towns of Eillingly and Brooklyn inviting them Go attend a meeting in St. John the Baptist hall at o'clock Sunday after noon for the purpose of forming a po- litical club. The cards are signed by Dr. J. N. PerreAu1t as secretary of the temporary committee.
 Thrown from Carriage.
 MT and Mrs. Edward Hammett, Mfr. and Mrs Raymond k. Allen and Miss May Hamnett, all of Danieson, figur- cd in a shght accident at Brooklyn just before 10 o'clock Thanksgiving night. Tse party was about to drive home, aftor a visit with MT. and Mrs. E. F. Allen, when part of the vehicle broke and allowed, the forward wheels to be- come detached from the body, which dropped down and caused Mir. and Mrs. Allen and MT. Hammett to be thrown out None of the party suffered any injury.
 Treuneed New London.
 It Is a pleasure to note that the Dan- 1eison basketball team is still in that excellent or near excellent form which enubles fil~m to trim their ancient riv- al5, the New London Independents. whenever the latter 'corne back suff1- ctently to demand another try at so hard a proposition The local boys travelled down to the coast Thanksgiv- ing night and won out 32 to 29. This is not so much on the face of 1t, but it is more when the handicap of play ing in New London is considered along with the fact that three of the Dan- ielson men, playing with Putnam, had figured in one hard game during the afternoon. What might have happen ed If tha Danielson five had not all ready ground their edge off may easily be innaginted. Reach and Paine, for wards; W. Mariana and Healey, backs, and s. Marland, center, were the boys that turned the trick. They always could-in New London.