Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10

30s- mile Auto Trip.
/ L. j. NORM and family are to leave
early in July for q stay in canada,
making the trip by automobile. The
distance To Montreal overland from.
Danie1son is 300 miles Covering il
will occupy about two days:
Peter Gazeau. who has been employ
ed rs barber in DanfeYson for several
years, left Friday for Utica, n. Y,
where he will live
Mrs Ezra A. Gallup has returned to
her home in El1onk after visit with
relatives in Danielsen.
Sustained Scalp Wound.
Augustus Iongon is recovering from
a scalp wound received at Dayville on
Tuesday evening, when his horse fell
throwing hin. to the ground.
| Mrs. Q. w. Bowen has been enter
! tanning her sister, Miss Hattie j. Rey-.
nolds of Kockland
| VIII Observe Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi, feast day, falling ON
| June IS this year, will be observed
With the usual solemn procession of
the Blessed Sacrament at st. James
church on Sunday, June 49,.
There was a rumor in circulation on
Friday to the effect that the property
| of the Williamsville Manufacturing Co.
| at WilliamsVilie had been sold. No
one could be found who would sub
( stdntiate the rumor.
School Pupils Entertain.
Pupils of grade Of the School street
| school gave an entertainment that af-
| forded much pleasure to an audience
| that gathered in the town hall Fri
| day evening. The Man Without a
| Country was the title of the piece.
Musical and vocal numbers were given
during the evening.
Electric Lights Dull.
| Comment is being made on the lack
/ of brilliancy of the electric lights iii
| Danielson since the change in ma
| chimes has been made at the power
plant. 1t is understood that such diff
! Guilty as is being experienced is only
| temporary and that the service will
soon be as satisfactory as ever
Wildcat Seen.
Included in the small talk of Friday
| was story to the effect that a wild
cat was seen recently by Danielsor.
parties who had stopped the automo-
bile in which they were riding, to pick
wild flowers in territory in the east
| erp part of the town. Two wildcats
/ have been killed in this vicinity within
| a year, SO it is not at all improbable
| that there may be other members Of
the big cat tribe about. 1t is said that
they are nearly certain of being found
| where deer roam.
Good Weather for Hospital Day.
I Ill WS6LIItl IiidllN CdIHt Il IiudN IL
| favor the efforts of the wonlan's boal d
of the Day-kimball hospital to have
a lawn party and social time for the
benefit of the institution at Wildwood
rark. Such DISAPPOINTING as Were
experienced early in the week because
of the continued rain and consequent
postponement of the affair must have
been offset by the generous way in
which the lafge number that were
present Friday afternoon and evening
contributed toward the financial anc
| social success that was achieved
There was a large number preseni
from Danielson and surrounding
towns
India the Theme.
Miss Mabel Tourtellotte of Provi-
denee talked about India to those who
gathered at the Baptist parsonage, cor
Ter of Broad and Reynolds streets, or
Friday afternoon, all the ladies of tht
church having been invited to wha1
was styled a silver missionary tea.
Scorned by Suffrasette.
The members name will rot be Civ
en- here out one Of the Windham coun-
ty representatives from a nearby towr
has reason to know that the wOmer
who were at Hartford this week wher
the woman suffrage bill was being
| considered by the house, were sin
cerely interested in the proceedings
intensely interested, in fact. at the
lmoment that the vote was about t.
be taken.
sitting beside the particular mem
| Der was an expectant suffra gette- Sh'
was occupying an absent member.
seat. you are not going to votl
| against this bill?'' she asked of him
4 am" he courteously replied. Quicl
as flash She fIared back, 81 an
| ashamed of you; I am heartily asham
ed of you," And a moment later, t;
| a member who sat at the other side
as he arose to be counted as votin:
: for the bill: 4'Oh, you noble man
Oh. you dear, kind mani"
ChIdren's Day.
Churches in Danielson will observ
tomorrow Sunday IS Children's da.
and programmes following the usua
t order have been arranged. AT tn
Methodist church a large number o
!, young people will participate in tn
exercises, to which the public is in
| vited At the Congregational an
: Pentecostal churches the children viii
also have special recognition in tn
; | exercises planned.