Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-31
pANIELsoN


tificate-Minor Matters.
Basketball may have revival here
abouts this fall and winter, if talks
that are now herd amount to anything
The plan is to form a. league with
teams in New London, Jewett City,
Putnam and Danielson. Other teams
may be added if deemed advisable, but
in the four places mentioned the craze
for the sport that developed during
the days of the Eastern Connecticut
league has never died out and fast
teams representing them have played
Independent ball every season since
the league was disrupted. as the. re-
suit of paying excessive salaries to
secure star players from all parts of
New England.
The plan for the new league has
not been fully developed, but the
belief of those interested is that it
can be made worth while.
Big Boiler for Laundry.
A large new boiler to be installed
in the power plant being built for
the Palace laundry was unloaded from
the cars and taken to the shop Sat
urday afternoon. new engine has
also been purchased of sufficient pow
er to meet the growing needs of the
concern.
Borough interests.
Miss Zylpha Colvin and Miss Laura
III Unity dlC dt <Ruo1OIiohtoo5 LUZ q
few days.
Joseph Bosquet has purchased OF
Nathan d. Prince the house near the
Bates place on Cottage street.
William s. Brown was in Lowell,
Lynn and Boston recently on a bust
ing of the Orpheum theater.
Gordon A. tombstone will spend his
vacation with relatives in Nova
Scotia.
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guest of friends in Danielson over
Sunday.
Additions to Library.
About 100 new books. mostly fiction,
have been added to the shelves of the
public library.
Rev. Ralph s. Cushman of Fall
River, formerly of Danielson, is to
Ammergau at the Willimantic camp
ground on August Il.
Henry A. Paterson of New London
spent Sunday with friends in Daniel
son.
Daylight Motion Picture Machine.
A daylight motion picture machine
is to be added to the equipment of tha
Orpheum theater.
TeIesphore Woisard, clerk in Wood
wards store. is to leave this week on
vaca ton to be spent in Canada.
Members of the Sons of Veterans
camps in towns in his part of the
county are to have on outing at Alex
ander's lake tomorrow (Tuesday.)
A number of Danielson people were
at Douglas camp meeting Sunday TO
attend the closing gatherings.
Another consignment of wooden
conduitS has been received here and
stacked near Railroad street. They
are to be used for the Boston New
York underground telephone line.
II is proposed to have redidication
service with prominent speakers when
the repairs to the Baptist church at
East Killingly are completed.
Miss Sullivan Not Improving.
Local friends here that Miss Annie
NJ Sullivan, who developed a mental
trouble during the great heat of early
July. and was later taken to SIAM
ford sanitarium, does not improve as
rapidly as was hoped.
The finance committee of the town
school committee has let the con-
tract for the installation of a steam
heating plant at the Dayville school.
The work is to be done by a local
firm and will be completed within a
few weeks.
No Successor to Rev. Isaac Peck.
No pastor has been selected to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of
Rev. Isaac Peck, who administered to
Trinity parish at Brooklyn for the past
two years. Next Sunday Rev Ralph
T. Jefferson of Darien will officiate at
the services at the church.
Honor Certificate for AshbeI Esta-
brook.
A Pomfret Landing correspondent
writes: 1.-The state board of educa
ton has issued certificate of perfect
attendance to Asflbel Estabrook in the
Landing school in the Town of POM
fret for the year ending June 1911.
The boy who will be nine years old
in August, lives two miles from the
school house, making a four mile walk
each school day, and was carried only
a few times. The certificates are CIV
en- as a reward for perfect attend
ance.'
Father Oficiates at Sons Church.
Rev. James Fl. George of Newton,
Conn, of1iciated at the morning serv-
ice at ST. Adams church Sunday in
place of his son. Rev. James H.
George, Jr., the pastor, who will be
away on his vacation for the next
two weeks to be spent at kelsey Point
and Newton.
William r. Thurber, Herbert Lyman,
Benjamin Bailey and John M. Bessette,
registrars of voters for the Town of
Brooklyn, have issued the customary
notice of meetings for the purpose of
listing voters on the caucus rolls of
the town.