Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-22
DANIELSON
New Town Court Act Would Reduce Number of OfficiaIs-Over a Score Apply for High School Principaiship Sun HatcF1es DayviIfe Eggs.


 Ira D. Martin was in Worcester and Boston on d business trip Friday.
 H. J. Richards of Monsons Mass, formerly of Danielson, was visitor here Friday.
 Rev Joseph E. Mccarthy of Waure- gan has been in Hartford and Water bury the past two days.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Cyr are enter tainiIg Emil Breault of Montreal.
 Miss Marion Reed has been the guest of relatives at Hyde Park, Mass. Harry Chapman of Boston is spend Ing several days with his mother, Mrs. Esmeralda Chapman.
 Mrs. Frank Chipman and son Oliver of Southbridge are visiting Mrs. emp mans grandmother, Mrs. William Chapman of the West Side.
 Miss Mary Weaver has been the guest of Mrs. l.. D. Billings in Provi- dence.
 Mrs. Everett Maurice of Norwich has been spending a few days with MT. and Mrs. John Fournier of the West Side.
 Miss Evelyn Whipple has gone to Providence for a visit with relatives.
 Attended Camp Meeting.
 MT. and Mrs. Kent A. Darbie, Miss Nellie Gleason and Mrs. George Lloyd are among the Danielson people that went to Douglas Friday for the open ing of the camp meeting.
 Rev. J. Ii. ScOTSe WILL iUc t1le Sptdh- CT at the usual service to be held on Davis park Sunday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. H. N. Loomis of New Britain are spending several days with Mrs. Loomis parents, MT. and Mrs. P. B. Sibley.
 MT. and Mrs. F. X. Lemieux are en- tertaining Miss Iorette Lessard of Providence.
 To Visit Soldiers.
 Danielson coast artillery officers in camp at Fort Wright. Fishers island, will have local men as their guests on Sunday.
 Reduces Number of Officials.
 An act amending an act creating tho town court of Killingly is starred for action on the calendar of the house at Hartford. The amendment reduces the number of assistant prosecuting attorneys to be appointed.
 Electric power was generated dur ing the daylight hours of Friday, al though the 2A-hour service was not scheduled to begin until today (Sat- urday)
 Sig. Sawtelles circus, which has previously been sesn here, has can celled a prospective Danielson date because of the fact that another cir GUS has been booked here.
 To Sell Oil Engine Co.'S Equipment. Local men have received from a Philadelphia firm the announcement that a peremptory sale of the machin- cry of the American Oil Engine con- pany is to take place at the engine companys in Danielson. The machin- cry consists of milling machines, en- zine lathes, drill presses, boring mills, radia1 drills, turret lathes, pattern shop equipment grinding machinery, etc.
 HaIpin in Today's Race.
 Friends of Thomas J. Halpin in Danielson, where he was graduated from Kiiffngly high school two years ago, will read the following from Boston paper with interest: James H. Burke of South Boston Athletic club, New England interscholastic champion half-mile runner, and Thom- as J. Halpin of the B. A. A, one of New England's best men at the same distance have been matched to meet fin a special race Saturday (today). The race will be at the handicap games of Division 10, A. o. H., of Hyde Park. to be held in Readville park, and will settle 8 question of superiority that has been hanging in doubt for more than a year The race was ar ranged yesterday by Bennie Osthues, manager of the meet, and this event, in addition to the card of open events, in which ten New England champions will compete, promises fine sport