Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-13
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Elder Morse to Preach.
Elder Amesa Morse of Putnam. old
est active clergyman in Connecticut,
is to preach at the Advent chapel sun
day afternoon.
Attorney w. F. Woodward is con
fined to his home by an injured knee,
sustained while practicing with Min
neteXit hose company for the horse
hose contests at the firemens mus
ter.
Delegates to Convention.
Mrs Mary Sweet and Miss Ruth
Burlingarne have been named as del
egates from the local church to the
annual aptist state convention to be
held IN Waterbury October Is and IL.
DR. and Mrs. Rienzi Robinson are
expected back Saturday from visit
of few days at Manchester, \. H,
as guests OF DR.. and Mrs. L. Melville
French
The mill of the Danielson Cotton
company was closed Thursday, many
of the operatives attending the muster
at Putnam.
To Limit Number of Saloons
It is understood that temperance
interests will use their best efforts to
have the number of saloons to be Ii
censed in Ijanielson kept down to a
minimum, in which effort they will
have the support of some people Who
are not no license voters.
Lafayette Clubs Officers.
Lafayette club has elected the fol-
lowing officers. President, F. Gagnon;
vice president. f. Lajeunnesse; cor
responding secretary, d. z. Jette
financial :ecretary, F. Mailhot; treas
urer, L. Woisard; janitor, F. Mailhot;
janitor, E. Gaudreau.
Commissioners Coming Monday.
Monday of next week has been set
as the date when the county commits
sioners will he in Danielson, at the
selectmen's office, relative to receiy-
ing applications for licenses il the
town of F<illingly.
Will Represent Orient Lodge.
Fl. E. Burton, r. E. Warren, c. H.
Bacon and E. A Warner have been
elected delegates from Orient lodge,
| meeting IN Waterbury next week.
Proud of Fire Fighters.
| Mentioning not recognizing 1nes
| friends: We'll a large number of Dan
| ielsoa people hardly knew the mem
| bers of the fire department Thursday
morning when they turned out for a
| dressed III tneir new regulation uni
| forms. They certainly locked we'll and
everybody said 50
| Quiet Day for Borough.
| Danielson's business section was de-
| serted Thursday. About everyone
! who could get away Went to Putnam
| TO be present at the muster Trolley
/ traffic was heavy and the steam roat
also got good share of the extra
| business. Automobiles in number
| We're also driven up to the nefghbor-
| ing town by local people.
| There is to be a religious service a
| the Sparks district sehoolhouse, in
I Sow t,o, fny Of Il (
| Sunday afterrc on. Kent A. Darbie o
I<illinglv will be in charge of the ser
| vice, which will oe attended by Dan
| ielson people.
| Miraculous Escape.
| Those who on Thursday visited the
| scene of the accident in which PETE
Young's automobile was wrecked OF
| ielson Wednesday evening were unan
| imous in the expression that they
could not understand how the thre.
| occupants OF the ear escaped withou
| being killed. 1t takes terrible i'm
pact TO snap off big telephone pole
| as was done when the touring car hi
the one that wrecked it.
| DayviIIe Postal Savings Banks.
The postal savings bank service il
connection with the Klllingly Day
| viIle) postoffice will be instituted OF
| Monday of next week. This depart
ment will transact business from
| a. m. to D. m.
Golden Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perez B. Adams o
| Attawaugan recently celebrated thei
| 50th wedding anniversary at thei
| home in that village. A number o
| relatives and friends were present a
an oyster supper and social gathering
FUNERAL.
Patrick Braney.
| Funeral services of Patrick Brane.
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