Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-10
DANIELSON
Moran Family Reaches St. Johns by Motor-Dogs unmuzzIed Hereafter Effect of Heat Wave-Some School Grades May Be Consolidated.

George Heneault left Saturday night for New London, where he joined his brother John for a trip to Atlantic City. They will be away for week. : spending few days with his parents, MT. and Mrs. John Lapelle, of Dyer street
 Miss Della Perreault has gonef to Canada to remain during the summer months.
 Rev John F. Quinn of Ansonia has been a recent visitor with his mother, Mrs. Timothy Quinn of Maple street.
 Preached on Final Destiny.
 Rev. Thomas Feltman preached at the Advent chapel Sunday afternoon. The subject of his sermon was Final Destiny.
 John Winslow is overseer of weaving in a mill al Jefferson, Mass.
 Henry T. Roland of Fall River visit ed friends in Danielson over Sun day
 George Baribeault, clerk in Bitgood's store, is enjoying a vacation of two weeks.
 Misses Nellie and Louise Fournier have returned from a visit with re1a- tives at Springfield. Mass.
 Struck by Lightning.
 The pest house belonging to the town of Plainfield was struck by lightning on Thursday night of last week and damaged to considerable extent.
 Motor Trip to St. Johns.
 MT. and Mrs. L. J. Morin have ar rived at St Johns, P. O.. after a very interesting motor trip from Danielson to that place. The route was via Keene. N. H., and Burlington, Vt. Will Work for New London Port I'm.
 provements.
 It is understood that Windhaln county members in> the house of rep resentatives at Hartford will give state assist in developing ocean port facilities at New London, believing that all of eastern Connecticut would be benefited.
 Doqs May Go UnmuzzIed.
 Dogs in the town of Killingly are free to roam unmuZzled this morning. the ban requiring that they be kept muzzled having expired by limitation on Saturday. As matter of fact, been muzzled during all of the period when they were supposed to be, and no particular harm appears to have resulted.
 Bohemian Clubs Outing.
 Five touring cars carrying twenty members of the Bohemian club got away from Danielson Sunday morning for Rocky Point where the party ate shore dinner and heard the concert given by Creatore's famous Italian band. The return trip was by way Of Provid ence. the entire outing prov ing a delightful one.
 End. of Grange Season.
 A meeting of Killingly grange is 70 be held this (Monday) evening. Tile programme arranged is of a musical nature This is to be the only meet ing that the local grange will holG during the present month. ParochaI School Pupils Qualify for
 X. H. s.
 The following pupils who finished their course at St. James parochi41 school will enter KiIlingly High school this fall having passed the necessary examination: Antoinette Varieur, Mary Ward, Lena Robarge, Cora Lariviere, Nellie Longo, Thomas -Monohan, Rich ard Reeves. Arthur Boulais, Arthur Raymond.
 Not Work of Professionals.
 The impression is that the break at the market of Gillette & Walker and the attempted break at the store of w. E. Labelle both in Dayvil1e, were the work of boys or anna teurs, this idea being suggested by the manner in which the IawDreaking acts were exc cuted.
 Reaction Follows Heat Wave.
 No serious cases of heat exhaustion were reported to the physicians Of Danielson during the week just closed, but several persons were somewhat overcome by the fierceness of the hot wave. From many, however. comes the complaint that they feel worse since the end of the scorching period than h d f ir