Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-24

increase Of rs Telephone Stations
Board of Relief Makes Total Of Eight
chanses-sooiaI of coIored Odd Eel
/. lows.
William w. Taylor of the West Side
plans a visit to Seattle, where he
has a daughter engaged as a teacher.
Mortimer /. Fisl1e Of Flushing, L. l.,
was a visitor with friends in Daniel
son Friday.
Arthur Call of Boston has recently
been visitor with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
H. Call.
William Perkins of Worcester has
recently been visitor at his home in
Danielson.
Miss Lucy Fourier has returned
from visit with relatives in Worces-
ter and Springfield.
Mrs. Minnie Dubriel of Furnace
street, who has been a patient at the
Day -Kimball hospital in Putnam for
several months, is reported as inn
proved
A large increase in the weekly
amount of fish consumed in Danielson
is credited to the demands of the
Lenten season.
Daniel Austin, who is i'll at the Old
the same condition as for the past
week.
Will Address Mems Club,
Supervisor Albert S. Ames is to de-
liver an address before the Mems
club of the Congregational church at
the meeting of the organization next
Wednesday evening.
Additional winners of honors at the
Bijou Whist club reception were Miss
Amab;lis Halle and Charles NORM.
Food Sale.
The Ladies' Benevolent society Of
the Congregational church held a food
sale Friday afternoon in the vestry of
the church.
Mrs. Frank P. Warren had the mem
bers of the missionary societies of the
Baptist church at her home for a
meeting Friday afternoon. India was
the subject studied.
Paper by Miss ChoIIar.
At a meeting Of the Connecticut
Clerical and High School Teachers
association to be held in Hartford to-
day Saturday, Miss Marion d. Chol-
lar. teacher of Latin in Kilingly high
school, will read a paper on Latin and
the Larger Life.
Seventy five More Telephone Stations
The current issue of the Telephone
Bulletin carries statistics showing
that a gain of rs stations was made
in the DanielsOn division during 1911,
and an estimate that the gain during
1912 will be So stations. The gain
during January was in excess of the
monthly schedule that has been made
for the year.
Going to Putnam Pomona Meeting
Danielson will have numerous del
egation at the meeting Of Quinebaug
Pomona grange teay in Putnam, as
! guests Of the members of Putnam
grange. The officers to be installed
include members of Killingly grange.
Eight Changes Made.
The report of the board of relief
| shows that eight changes were made
| by them from the lists fixed by the
, assessors of Killingly, five deductions
and three additions. The increases
amount in total to s1r122, the reduc-
tons to a total Of $4,000.
Five Hundred Broiers a Month.
A poultry farm is to be established
it is said, on the Strong farm, neal
the Valley section, at East Killingly
by a man who expects to raise poultry
in such quantities as to be able te
dispose Of 500 broilers every month.
unsightly and Dangerous.
Persons who are supposed to know
| state that the mass of wires now car
ried en- poles through Main street
should in nearly every case be run il
conduits underground. The lines al
at present arranged, are regarded al
| ocirr hV4k al =
| sources of danger, as some of then
are live" wires.
Allen-Lyon Wedding March z.
Announcement is made of the ap
preaching marriage on March z, at 2.3t
p. m. at the home of the brides par
ents in Brooklyn. of Miss Ethel Grac,
Allen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Z
E. Allen, and Irving Wood Lyon, sol
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Herbert Lyon o
Broad street. Mr.. Lyon is now locat
ed in Southbridge.
Colored Odd Fellows Social.
In Phoenix theater Friday evening
a social and dance was held under tn
auspices of the local lodge of coloret
Odd Fellows and affiliated organiza
tons The number present to enjo,
the evening included representative
| VI ID OOhIy IL uludIIls L OUllT6l an
other surrounding towns.
Some residents of Danielson vii
have birthday anniversaries on Feb
ruary 20.
Lenten Service at St. James.
There We're several hundred person
| in the congregation that gathered a
st. James church Friday evening TO
the first OF the special Friday nigh
services that are to be continued dur
ing the season of Lent.
Invited to Drill and Banquet.
Invitations were issued Friday t
those who are to be guests at the an
: nual banquet to be given Tuesda
, evening of next week by the Thir
teenth company, c. A. c. AS the ban
quet is to be held on a regular dri
: night, the guests are invited to b
present in time to witness the worl