Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-04
DANIELSON
Feasts for sportsmen and Their Friends-Sunday Closing Laws to Be Enforced-Norwich Officer Inter- views Jail Prisoners-Hoiiday Sale.

Mrs James Reynolds is visiting for a
 few days with relatives in Providence. Miss Ella l. Sfdley was the guest over Sunday of relatives in Fall River. George c. Potvin of Woonsocket called on friends in Danielson Sunday. Miss Ruth Burroughs of Hartford
 has been spending several days at her home in Danielson.
 Fred s. Reach of New Haven, for merly of Danielson. was a visitor with | relatives here Saturday. Game Dinner. George Jacques was caterer for a party of coon hunters that enjoyed a game dinner at East KilIingly Sunday. Miss Louise Figalo of Providence has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mary Salotti-
 Death of Former Resident. Jeremiah Curran, who died at Put
 nam Friday night, was formerly a res ident in DayvflIe. Archie Ennis of Whftinsville, former 1y of DanieIson. has recently been a Visitor with relatives in town. Attended Pomona Meeting. A number of the members of Kill 1ngfy grange were at Plainfield Satur- day for the annual meeting of Quine- baug Pomona grange There is to be a meeting of the town school committee this afternoon at the High school building. Miss Emma Filling, teacher in the Hartford schools. has been spending a few days with her brother, Luther Pilling-
 Feast at Horton Cottage. A number of Danielson men were at the Horton cottage at East Killing lg Sunday to eat a roast pig and en- joy other good things served at the dinner.
 Miss Clara L'Heureux of Beverly, Mass, has been spending a few days at her home in Danielson. The selectn1en of the town of Kill ingly are to hold a meeting on We'd nesday.
 Laying Conduits in Franklin Street. Franklin street is now open almost its entire length for the reception of the conduits of the underground tele- phone line.
 Mrs. B. F. Allen was leader Of the B. Y. F. U. services at the Baptist church Sunday.
 Christmas Sale. The annual Christmas sale of the Church Helpers of the Free Baptist church at East Killingly was held Sat urday afternoon and evening. Officials of the s. N. E. T. Co. made a special canvass of the Danielson di- vision Saturday in the final spurt for a large number of subscribers during boost week.
 Officers of Queen Esther Circle. The following are the newly elected officers of Queen Esther circle, an aux Hilary of the Woman's Home Mission ary society of the Methodist church: President, Miss Hester Johnstone; vice president, Charlotte ChesIey; re- cording secretary, Edith Perry; treas urer $. Edith Hammond. Ordered to Close on Sunday. Prosecuting Attorney A. G. Bill vis- | ited on Saturday the places in Dan ielson that do Sunday business ir newspapers, cigars, fruit, confection- 1 cry, etc. and gave them instructions | as to closing on Sunday for the future | Some of the dealers will welcome 2 | curtailment of the hours during whicf
 ! their places of business will be oper | Sunday.
 Dull Business Decreases Parish Mem bership. Census returns of St. James parisf
 will show a decrease from the number : of communicants registered last year
 I this being due to the fact that work
 I in the cotton manufacturing industry l has been slack during the past year causing many families to move away l from Danielson.
 May Repair Old Bridge.