Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-13


 several times gave exhibitions in Danielson, where he has a number of friends.
 Lost-A bunch of register sales slips. A. Weisberg-adv.
 Orient lodge, K. of F., is to have meeting on Friday evening of this week.
 No date has yet been fixed by the commissioners for a hearing on the remonstrance against granting a li- cense in the Dagenias block. F. E. Bitgood was in Providence on Tuesday on a business trip.
 Bids for the construction of the state road through Reynolds street and over Stearns hill will be opened in the cap- itel at Hartford today Wednesday,. Wanted at Attawaugan at once-Ten carpenters for shingling; pay fl cents an hour for union men. Apply on the work. The B. F. Smith Construction l company.-adv.
 Meunier- Guertin. At Putnam, Sunday evening, Sev- | erien Meunier, 19, of Danielson, and Miss Melora Guertin, IS, of Putnam, were married by Rev. Charles F. Be- dard, pastor of St. Mary's church. George c. Small of Northboro, Mass was a visitor with friends in Daniel son Tuesday.
 Smoker for Bremen.
 Members of the fire department were entertained at a smoker given in | Borough hall Water street, Tuesday | evening.
 The coal supply for Danielson in the hands of dealers now amounts to only a few tons. but shipments are expect- | ed within a few days. The case of Charles A. Young, Jr, | ct al, vs. Charles A. Young is as- signed for trial in the superior court at Willimantic today Wednesday,. Successful candidates for the legis- lature in towns in this section are be- ing appealed to for influence in se- | curing appointments as doorkeepers o1 messengers for constituents. W. R. c. subscription whist In G | A. R. hall this Wednesday evening" | adv.
 Many Partridges Shot. More cartridges have been shot by l hunters from this section within the past week than during all the rest o1 | the hunting season. The more suc- cessful shooting is due to the absence of leaves in the thick ,ts. Good Features al Orpheum. The trained animal vaudeville act al | the Orpheum theater Tuesday evenine proved very amusing and interesting l Tor those who came out to see 1t anC the motion picture show. Coroner Arthur G. Bill has not com. pleted his finding in the matter of tn, fatal automobile accident that oc cured near Elmville about two week: ago.
 Much Cotton Yarn Coming.
 Scores of cases of cotton yarn hay, been received here for the Danielsol Cotton company, which is to manu facture no yarn at it's plant here, tt be principally devoted to weaving. Tn yarn is shipped here from other mill controlled by the company
 Automatic Signal Bell.
 Wires have been placed on the rail of the main line of the Midland divis ion branch that will figure in the op eration of an automatic signal bel which will be protection to those us ing the Main street crossing durin the hours of the night when the gate are not in service.
 Wanted, at AttaWaugan, at once Ten carpenters for shingling; pay 4 cents an hour for union men. Appl on the work The B. E. Smith Con structien cempany.-adV.
 Tar er Cement Walk Needed,
 The hundreds of Danielsen peepi who attend St. James church Woul be grateful for the construction of tar or cement walk through Wate street. There is a good gravel wal through this street, but in the sprin and winter seasons this is not stuff clent to prevent very poer Walkin conditions, due principally to mud an water.
 New Fence for School Yard.
 A special committee of the tow school committee, F: P. Warren an John A. Paine, have been authorize to make arrangements for the placin of an iron pipe fence along the hig } bank wall between the playground Q the north side of the graded scho, building on School street and tt Gleason property.
 Fine Mill at Low Cost. It is claimed for the KillingIy Mar ufacturing company. with it's plant Williamsville, that 1t will have one ? the lowest cost capitalizations D, spindle of any mill in the county ? only SIP. Although the mill machi1 cry and the buildings of the plant he been allowed to become run down b, } fore the present company took it owe , the extremely low price at which tn : property was purchased gives the ne : company an opportunity to obtain 3 well equipped mill at a comparative small cost.
 Will Attend Funeral of Mrs. WiIla Sweet. y Local relatives go to Hampton tn f Wednesday, morning to attend u
 funeral services for Mrs. Willia
 Sweet, who died Sunday in Brookfiel y Mass. Mrs. Sweet, who lived for t.
 years in Wauregan, was a sister
 the first wife of Charles B. Wheatl = of Broad street, Danielson. ,, Construction Men at Work. n Danielson men who travelled betwe = this place and Boston Tuesday not n that the construction gangs were - work near Douglas, Mass, on the Ii a of the Southern New England railroa
 new extension of the Grand Trur e over which so much discussion h
 arisen this week.
 Successful Parish Gathering.
 Another successful parish gatheri I l. party given in the parish hall unG 5. the auspices of St. James church. R l. Julian Ginet, who recently came ht is as pastor, is doing excellent work ] is the church and commands the col
 plete confidence of his people.
 Tracked Boar. , d Ira D. Martin has returned from u weeks hunting trip in Vermont .-i nt had no great good fortune in shooti '1 game, but a world of sport. He SD, h one day tracking a big bear. wh tll was not brought down, and also | ta an opportunity to shoot a deer, " the law on these animals does not p
 vide for an open season in Verm, @ until later in the present month,
 Martin says.
 V Rev. Simon Forrestier of Parkv ( is enjoying his annual vacation, mi ing two weeks visit to friends in D: A ielson.