Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-10
DANIEISON
Authorizing Water Mains-Presiden to Pass Through DanieIson-Frater- nal Benefit League Gains Members Funeral of William Riley.

The members of the court of bur gesses have voted that the Crystal water company be authorized to re- place section of a four-inch water main on School street from Cottage street about 160 feet north to a point near the driveway entering the mill yard of the Jacobs Manufacturing com pany with a six-inch main and to change the hydrant now located on School street in front of the Killingly | graded school to the terminus of the section of the six-inch main above re ferred to near the driveway of the Ja- cobs company. The expense of re- placing the four-inch main with the six-inch main is to be met by the E. H Jacobs Manufacturing company with an allowance of $65 to be made by the Crystal Water company to the Jacobs company as per agreement between the l. Crystal Water company and E. II. Ja- GODS ManHfacturing company, the ex- penSe Of changing the hydrant to be borne by the borough of Danielson Burxesses Harry E. Back and Damase Bodlias have been named as auditors Of the borough accounts. The meeting at which the above vote was passed Tuesday evening was the last regular meeting of the present board before the annual borough election, which of the month. The annual borough caucus will probably be held the pre- vious Friday.
 President Taft to Pass Through Bor-
 ough.
 It is announced that President W. H. Taft will pass through Danielson on the night of April en route from Worcester, where he is to speak. to Washington via New London. His private car will be attached to the New London boat train and in the last named city the car will be transferred to the Federal express.
 Failed to Secure Contract.
 The PeOple'S Light and Povrer cor,a- pany of Danielson was interested in the proposal of the people of Jewett City for bids for lighting that bor-'l ough. The contract however was awarded to another concern in posses sion of charter rights that give them advantages over the local company for supplying light to Jewett City. If the contract had been awarded to the Peo- ple's Light and Power company it would have been necessary to increase the capacity of the power plant here and build transmission line from Jewett City to the line in the town of Plafnf1eld, where the Danielson com pany has under it's charter the right to sell electric power.
 Local lettings.
 Henry Church of Hartford has been a recent visitor in Danielson.
 N. D. Prince, cashier of the Wind ham County National bank, is confined to his home by illness.
 Mrs John Reece is at the Backus nOSD1Ial. for nervous trouble.
 Joseph Lapelle of New York has been spending several days at his home in Danielson.
 John Owen was given a surprise i party at the home of MT. and Mrs. Phineas Aldrich Wednesday evening.
 w H. Barron attended the farmers institute at Willimantic Wednesday. l MT. Barron spoke at a grange meeting in West Hartford Tuesday evening.
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 The body of Mrs. Howard W. P. Col lins, who died last week in Denver, 1 Col, is to be brought east for burial. State Organizer McNeil in Danielson. |
 Robert NcNeiI of New Haven, state | organizer for the Fraternal Benefit | league, is visitor in Danielson today l (Thursday). The initiation of the class | of sixty candidates that was to have | been held on Saturday evening of this | week has been postponed until other | can be made, because of | illness among members of the New Haven degree team that was to come 1 to Danielson to have charge Of the 1 work. Wilfred L'HeureuX of Danielson l has had the arrangements for the 1 initiation in charge, this being the sec 1 ond class of sixty candidates that he | has organized here within a few l months. The total membership of the l local lodge is now 1S0.
 Illegal Trout Fishing.
 It is being hipted that some of the l more venturesonle are out trying their l luck on the trout brooks in this sec tion. The season for taking trout le- l gally does not open until the first of | the coming nsonth, but they are to be l caught now by those who are willing l to take a chance of being caught vio- 1 lating the law. The water in the brooks 1 is still very high, but this disadvan- tage is offset by the greater chance of getting a good string than exists after the law goes off