Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-13
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 pr. C. I. Ross of Canton, Mass, came to Danfe1s0n Saturday to att tend the funeral of Warren ". Wood
 James H. Keefe of Frovidence vis- tied DanieIson friends over Sunday. Frank White of Providence has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. w. A. To Enter Hospital. Charles T. Thayer of Putnam. for merly of Danielson ,is to enter the Day Kimball hospital today (Monday) to undergo an operation for. appendi citis.
 On Committee work. Representative E. H. Reach is in New Haven today with the members of the committee on interpretations of will investigate matter that is pend ing before 1t.
 Discussed Amusement Problem.
 Rev. Ralph $. Cushman discussed the amusement problem in hfs address at the Methodist church on Sunday. Rev. A. E. Darling of Dayville, who has been in III health for several months, has been receiving treatment at Worcester hospital for a few days.
 Juvenile Grange Meets.
 A meeting of the members of Kill ingiy Juvenile grange was held in Woods hall Saturday afternoon.
 Everett Wfns1ow was leader of the B. r. U. meeting at the Baptist church Sunday evening
 To Discuss ~lncidsntaI Ministers"
 Incidental Ministers will be the sub- ject of an address by Rev. BoWley Greene of Providence. to be given at tho Baptist church Tuesday evening.
 Many Offenders.
 The largest number of cases before the town court of Killingly in a long time were considered last week. There were seven prisoners Friday morning. All were charged with minor offenses. smokeless Campfire.
 The members of McGregor G.. A. R. have an invitation to attend a smoke less campfire to bs given by the mem bers of A. G. Warner post Putnam, tomorrow (Tuesday). evening.
 Paid Honor to Dead Merchant.
 Business was practically suspended In Danielson Saturday Afternoon from until o'clock in respect to the memory of Warren W. Woodward. Places of business were closed.
 Apathstic Taxpayers.
 It was a matter of comment Satur- day that out of the approximately one hundred men who attended the special borough meeting on Friday evening, less than . dozen; voted either for or against the resolution to construct a sewer through a portion of Mechanic street. There was absolute apathy and the few who voted in favor of the improvement represented all the in- terest that was manifested in the pro- posal, though it involves the expendi- ture of considerable sum- One or two men voted against the measure.
 Mersly TsmporixinG. Incident to the special borough stder proposed new charter. it is claimed by some that the action of the meeting in naming special char ter commission to draft amendments to the old charter, if needed, or to do the same to the proposed charter or prepare another charter for considera- ton, was no more than tefnporizing, as when the commfssion-reports there fs hot likely to be greater unanimity of opinion than now prevails as to what Danielson needs in the. way of charter revision; in a word, that the voters are not any more apt to be ready to proceed when the conmds sion files it's revisionary provisions than they were on Friday night, which claim may or may not prove true.