Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-26
DANIELSON

Postmaster Potter Reappointed Patri- otic Instructor for Third Tern-Bids f.- County Home Barn to Be Opened Toda1-Memorial to Dr. w. E. Hyde Proposed.
 W. J. Craig who with his family has for number of years been a res dent on HigI street, has bought the Hor-ce Kennedy place on Winter street and Wil occupy the house in a short time.
 John Fournier of Springfield was a visitor with relatives in Danielson on Thu1Yday,
 Jam5s Riley of Center street has a wound on the head as the result of a fall that ne recently suffered.
 Henry Gareau of Webster was a wis isoT at his home in Danielson Thurs day.
 Able to Leave Hospital
 John M. Besseyte of the West Side returned to DauieIson Thursday after spending a few weeks in a Providence hospital, recovering from an operation performed there.
 D, k, Jette was in Boston Thursday on 8 business trip.
 Supt- Samuel Anderson of Norwich was visitor in Danielson Thursday.
 Reappointed for Third Term. Postmaster C. A Potter has been re- appointed patriotic instructor of the department of Connecticut, G. 4. R., the present being his third term in the office.
 Capt E. l.. Darbie of the Thirteenth company and Lieutenant Withey will go to Fort Wright May 9 for the camp of officers of the coast artillery corps.
 Wauregan to Play occum.
 Wauregan fans will have q chance 10 see a baseball game on Saturday, when the home team is scheduled to play d game wiIA a team from Oc- cum.
 Plans to use auto trucks for trans porting heavy loads of household goods between DanielsOn and Hartford and other places have been abandoned on account of the poor condition of the roads at the present time,
 To Open Bids for Barn.
 The county commissioners will open the bids today (FTiday) submitted by contractors for the construction of the new barn at the Children's home, near Putnam. The terms of the contract require that the building be completed on or before July l.
 Result of Examination.
 Postmaster c. A. Potter has received information from the civil service de- partment relative to the rank attained by the score or more candidates who recently took the examination for ap- pointment to a clerllship in the Dan ielsOn pOstoffice The name of the person to receive the appointment will bs announced in few days.
 Independent Teams.
 It is understood that .Dayville and Putnam baseball teams will play in dependent games this summer. neither being represented in the Eastern Connecticut league as the circuit is now arranged Dayville will have strong team in all probability, and will cater to the fans of Killingly
 Still Getting CoaI.
 Many carloads of bituminous coal are now being hauled daily over the local branch of the Midland division. Manufacturers in this section continue to receive a supply sufficient for their needs. The plants depending in some measure on water for power have an ample supply,
 The ladies of the Methodist church met With success at the rumnage sale conducted this week in the store of the Danielson Cotton company. The com mittee in charge received generous contributions of articles with which the owners could dispense. Bankrupt Pastor to Leave East Kill
 ngly,
 Rev. E. M. Rollins. who filed a peti- tion in bankruptcy in the United gtates court in Hartford this week,