Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-28
DANiELSoN
New Kindergarten Secured Local Man Renews Acquaintance With Mrs. Tom Thumb-Mrs. Lucy Sim mons Gordon in Collision on Eve of Wedding.

Mir and Mrs. Fred Rogers of New London. formerly of DanieIson. have been visitors with borough friends.
 Leo Lambert of Worcester, formely of Danielson, was here Friday He recently returned from 8 stay in Port land, Ore.
 Will Sail Today.
 Charles Bertorill who left Wednes- day for Italy, missed the boat at New York because of delay of the Norwich line steamer in the sound. He will sail from Kew York today (Saturday). ]
 Miss NIay Hammett, teacher in the local schools, is visiting friends in eNorwicb today (Saturday).
 MT. and Mrs. A. c. Greene, who have been travelling in the middle west for some time, are now at Indianapolis, Ind.
 New Rector For Trinity.
 Rev. Frederick R. Sanford will as sume his duties as rector of Trinity Episcopal church on Wednesday of next week. The church has been without a pastor since the death of Rev. Isaac Peck, several months ago.
 kindergartner From Salem.
 Miss Marian W. LUccumh Salem. Mass. a graduate of Miss Wheelock's school, Boston will come to Danielson tn commence teaching Monday in the kindergarten of the School street school.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Williams, form erly of Danielson, but for the past fifteen years located at Brooklyn, N. Y, have come to Brooklyn, Conn, to make their home.
 The delegates who went from here to attend the convention of Franco American societies at Stafford Springs have returned to Danielson. They re- port 8 very interesting gathering.
 Degrees Conferred.
 Degrees were conferred upon class of candidates in Moriah lodge, No. 15, F. A. M, Thursday evening. A reg ular communication of the lodge is to be held on Wednesday evening of next week.
 There was much interest displayed Friday in the all- day meeting held at the PentecostaI church, Rev. Harry R. Jones of North Scituate, R. l., being a principal speaker.
 cloud of smoke nearly every day this week, the result of the universal leaf burning thaat is going on. In some instances, however, the leaves are be- ing gathered and saved for bedding animals and in some instances for pro- lection for tender plants that are to remain out for the winter.
 Big Flag Pole For Park
 The park committee of the board of burgesses has ordered new flag pole to replace the one that has done duty on Davis park for. long term of years. The new pole. like the one now standing, will be spliced that the re- quired height may be secured. The new pole is to come from Jeweft C,ity
 Met Mrs Tom Thumb Again.
 Danielson young man who towers over six feet and weiebs in around the 250 mark called Friday on Mrs Gen eraI Tom Thumb, who Is staying in Darielson. The last time Mrs Thumb, now Countess AIagri. was here, this particular young man was six years of age Che is now 2s) and as he stood be- side her on the stage she only measur- ed up to his shoulder. There was mutual and sincere ->ieasure in the hand clasp between them on Friday, How you have grown, child" the countess is quoted as greeting the young man. Which quotation is here with officially denied. He has grown, nevertheless, and the countess now has to stand mighty straight to get a height rating hi"her than his knee el- though she still outranlSs him when 1t comes to the matter of military titles.
 Want New Bridge. After the recent town meeting voted 8. low highway and bridge approprf- ation for this coming year residents and taxpayers of the town now come forward with petition to the select men for the calling of a special town meeting to consider the laying out of the highway and building of a con- crete bridge across the Five Mile river. to replace the wooden structure that is truly not in the best Of condition | is probable that Danielson as a
 oronsh would vote for such q
 ridge az is advocated, with q drive N'aY. such a bridge is needed, though cost a considerable sum of money since the present bridge was built 2iEervies has had q hug development Rev. Richard Hatcl's New Pastorate.
 A Brooklyn correspondent writes as fellows: Nr and Mrs R. b Hatch and Miss Belle AAteh will leave Eroalz1x F