Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-03-28
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS


Pentecostal church for the past three
years, concluded his work in Daniel
son with the services on Sunday He
is to take up his work as pastor of q
church at East Liverpool, Ohio, in a
few days.
Wood will not be obliged to undergo
an operation for appendicitis, It has
been decided at the Day-KimbaH hos
pital ait Putnam, where he has been
patient under observation for few
days.
Counter Petition Planned.
Incident to the announcement in The
Bulletin of Monday that a petition
would be circulated in I.a1ielson in aid
of bills Tor a more liberal Sunday law,
it was said Monday that a petition
against the granting of any conces-
sions from the present law would also
be circulated here.
With an eye to the advent of that
time of the year fixed by the feg1Sla-
ture as the open season on trout Dan
ielson fishermen are doing the neces-
sary preparatory acts of getting on 10
the brooks next Saturday morning with
their equipment in such good order as
is required for the expert angling that
they are to do. 1t Is hoped that some
of the thousands of lingering trout
that haze been dumped into brooks in
this section in the last few years have
developed to the size where they VIII
take interest in what is expected OF
them on April l.
Seven Join Methodist Church.
Seven persons were received into the
Methodist church on Sunday, when
there were large congregations at both
morning and evening services. with
the drawing to close OF five years
pastorate it is of special interest to
note that more than SO per cent of the
al, h
been received into full or preparatory
union under Rev Ralph S. Cushman,
whose going is felt to be distinct loss
to the congregation that has prosper
ed in a marked degree under his adj
ministration.
Dogs to Be MuzzIsd After March 20.
These are the closing hours of iber-
ty for the dogs in the town of Killing
1y for a. period that will extend at least
will be denied them through wearing
muzzles, that must go on tomorrow
"wednesday at noon There is, of
course, the usual amount of regret on
behalf of the pet CANNES that must be
subjected to the indignity of having
their dear features framed in wire, but
they, just like plain, ordinary dogs, are
subject to Commissioner Averilfs or
der, and will be expected to appear
after noon tomorrow. if they appear
at all, with the bite restricting apppar-
atus, which will mean more of a
Lenten penalty to them than some of
us humans are experiencing.
To Speak at Brooklyn Grange Meeting.
Prof l.. A. Clinton of the Connecti-
cut Agricultural college at Storrs is
expected to be present at the public
meeting of Brooklyn grange, this
(Tuesday) evening, for the purpose of
delivering a lecture on Soil the Basis
of Our Prosperity. Professor Clinton
is one of the most interesting of the
speakers connected with the college.
Men Also to Hear Mrs. Porritt.
Next Monday evening will be gentle
mems night at the meeting of the La
dies Art club, to be held at the home
of Judge and Mrs. Milton A. Shumway
in Westfield. Mrs. Edward Porritt
Hartford, recording secretary of the
Connecticut Woman Suffrage associa-
ton, will be present and deliver an adj
dress. The coming of Mrs. Porritt is
especially interesting at this time, for
on; Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week the committee on woman suf-
frage of the general assembly will give
hearings ut The capitol. Hartford, on
the bills looking to the enfranchise-
ment of women in Connecticut.
Jette Auto Struck Curbing
An accident occurred at Central Vii
Iaee Sunday afternoon when D. E
Jette of Danfelson drove his automo J.
bile against curbing While endeavor-
ing to make a turn from the road
from Plainfield to the road to Moosup