Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-11
DANIEL SON
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 Julius Cordier, aged IS, of Oswego, N. r., died at the home of his son. in law and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Joseph St. Gerrnain. Friday morning. Mr. Cordier was in Danielson on a visit, he having been spending the winter with rela- tives in Connecticut, coming here re- gently after a visit with his daughter, Mrs. Everett Baker of New London. MT. Cordier was a native of France. He came to this country about 56 years ago. For years he was a resident of Danielson. and also lived in Putnam for time. Mrs. Cordier died about 12 years ago, and is buried in Putnam. Julius COrdier of Putnam is a son of the deceased.
 To Preach in DayvilIe.
 Rev. Ralph s. Cushman will speak at the Congregational church in Dayville Sunday, in exchange with Rev. William Res n.,lds.
 Miss Elodie Bonneau is visiting rel atives in Southbridge.
 Sheriff Preston B. Sibley of Daniel son was among the eastern Connecti- cut men that attended the Mckinley banquet at Hartford Thursday even ing.
 Representative and Mrs. E. H. Reach returned to Danielson Friday. after spending the week in Hartford
 The body of Mrs. Maria D. Bates, who died in Evanston, H., is to be brought to Danielson today (Saturday) for bur- ial in Westfield cemetery.
 Dr. Edward c. Greene, who has been visiting his parents, MT: and Mrs. A. e. Greene, will leave today for his home in Pontiac. Mich.
 Captain Woodward Invited.
 Captain A. F. Woodward, o. O., has been invited by the adjutant general to be present at hearing before the capitol next week on a bill relative to granting a right for the condemnation of land for rifle ranges.
 Miss Yolande Leclaire, Miss Laura Bessette, Mrs. Gingras and Miss Louise Fournier won the honors at the week ly meeting of the Bijou Whist club.
 The Tri- Village Baseball association is to hold meeting in Dayville on Wednesday evening on next week. Plans for the coming season will be discussed.
 Mrs. w. W. whipple and children, Beatrice, Evelyn and William, will go to Providence today (Saturday) for a visit of a few days with relatives.
 Edith Swan corbett in Quintette.
 Mrs. Edith Swan Corbett. well known in Danielson and vicinity. completes to- day an engagement of one week at Polls Hartford theater. Mrs. Corbett is one of Quintette of ''musikalgirls,' 7 all formerly soloists with tho famous Fadstte Wonnan's orchestra of Boston. They are achieving nattering success on the big vaudeville circuits and in cidentally getting much more money than came to them with fine big organ. ization in which they played for sev- eral seasons.
 Planning for Now Theater.
 William S. Brown said Friday that everything was looking bright for his plans for theator on his property on Center street. He has been busy for venture, and hopes to be able &o begin work on the new amusement place as soon as spring opens. Tho plans are working out well and the prospects that Danielson will have an up to date theater in another few months are good.
 Lost-A Blonde Braid.
 If anybody has found a short braid of pretty light hair, he can make a woman in PiafnAeId happy by return ing 1t to aler as soon as possible. It's her own hair, clipped fom among her tresses when she was a little tot a quarter of a century ago. All these years her father has treasured it, even in that degree that allowed him to withstand his daughters expressed wishes that it be given to her. Final ly, last Sunday evening the father ac- her way home. The loss is believed to have occurred somewhere between WauregAn and Plainfeld.
 Improved Lighting Service.
 The plans of the Peoples Light and Power company incident to their se- curing control of the Nashawaug Elec- tric Power company, with a plant at Plainneld, include tine proposition of standarNEing the generating equip the currents may be used interchang- ably. When the details of the consoli- dation are worked out 1t is probable that Danielson people will find them selves receiving a service from the lighting company that will in many been possible under old conditions. The service will cover the trolley line towns between Jewett City and Dayville, in- elusive.
 Putnam Bremen Grateful.
 In return for the courtesies that were extended to them by the Daniel son firemen when they attended the ball here Thursday evening, the mem- bers of the Putnam fire department are arranging to royalty entertain the Dan ielson men when at Putnam for the firemen's ball. The local fire fighters will also have an invitation to attend the big firemens muster that is to be held in Putnam this year, probably about the first of October. This is to be the first muster that has been held in this section for several years.
 Lincoln Service.
 A Lincoln anniversary service Is to be held at the Methodist church tomor- row Sunday evening, the pastor, Rev. Ralph s. Cushman. preaching on the Victory of the Right. as illustrated by one of the most significant chapters IT