Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-05
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

. full operation in the village named, there will probably be about 300 chill dren of school age there. and this i consideration. in view that it might be well at this time to look forward to providing adequate school facilities for | them.
 MT. Boys stated to the board that 1 the present building used for a school 1 i'll the village is to be used by the com pany for other purposes Cit is not own 1 Cd by the town) and will not be avail 1 able after the present school year. To investigate the matter and de- terInine more fully whether 1t will be necessary to erect a school build ing at Willialnsville, CT learn whether when It becomes necessary, the follow ing sub- committee was named: Rep resentative Frank P. Warren, Hector Mcconnell and Rev W. J. Reynolds Much in Little.
 Mrs B. L. Bailey visited friends in SoEthbridge Monday.
 Miss Alice Jacobs returned to New York Monday, after visiting with her parents, MT. and Mrs. r. A. Jacobs.
 Ernest Wilkins of Providence has been the guest of MT and Mrs. John
 Philip Maynard of woonsocket. for meIiy of DanielsOn, was a visitor with relatives here Sunday.
 Sheriff and Mrs. Preston B. Sibley spent Sunday with relatives in Provi-
 Jerome c. Williams of Fall River called on friends in Danielson Mon day.
 The schools of the town of KiIlingIy reopeped Monday for the short period before the holiday recess of two weeks.
 Rev. Father Mathieu in Hospital.
 Rev Joseph Mathieu. assistant at been q patient at St. Francis hospital, Hartford.
 Borough Growing Better.
 The past week has been a quiet one with the town court and there W ere no cases to be heard on Monday morning.
 Reardon Gets Bonds.
 Henry M. Reardon, who was held at Brooklyn jaiI on d charge of embez- element of 4,000 from Nina Wright of Plaimheld, has been released, after fur nishing the amount of his bonds, $500, this being done through surety com pany- MT. ReardOn has returned to New York
 Friday 9 Holy Day.
 Announcements were made at St. 1 James church on Sunday of the ar for the observance of the | feast of the immaculate Conception on | Friday of this week. which day. on account of being a feast, will not be a l fast day for Catholics
 Putting Down ConduIts If cold weather does not force the | men to cease work, the contracting l that is putting in the con | 1uits for the underground telephone l line will have completed their work in | the borough by the end of this week. 1 The cables that are to go in the con | 1uiCs are not to be run for several | weeks.
 Attended Putnam Funeral.
 A number of DanieIson men, friends | of the deceased. who formerly was employed here, were at St. Mary's i .hurch in Putnam Monday morning to 1 ittend the requiem mass at the funeral | services for Jeremiah CUrran, who lied in& Putnam Friday night.
 Good Result of Boost Week.
 Every division of the $. N. E. T. company in the eastern district which includes New London and Windham was benefited by the boost week. which closed Saturday night, he object being to increase the mum per of subscribers Employees of the in Danielson made a good showing.
 RIGHT ON THE JOB. Same Warden Suspected Suit Case and
 Was Bound to Search It.
 A good story was circulated here