Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-04
DANIELSON
Improved Building Conditions Predict ed-Trollev Express Service Exten- sien - Gardens Witherine-Town's Population to Be Increased at Least One Thousand,


 Arthur W. Williams of Central Vil- lage has purchased the A. G. Beckley store and has taken possession.
 Harry Chapman of Boston is visit ing his mother, Mrs. Esmerelda Chap man.
 MT and Mrs. Alfred L. Reed are en- tertaining MT. and Mrs. A. R. Moody of Cheshire.
 Henry D. sayles of Middletown was a visitor with friends in Danielson Wednesday.
 Mrs. R. N. Colvin. who has been se- riously i'll for several weeks, remains in about the same condition.
 Mrs. Timothy Quinn, mother of Rev. John F. Quinn, Ansonia, is ill at her home on Maple street.
 Miss Leah Bessette is spending the holiday with friends in Pawtucket.
 MT. and Mrs. Wayne K. Leinbach of New York are visiting relatives in Danielson.
 Extra Cars on Holiday.
 A half hourly service all along the line of the Putnam division from West Thompson to Central Village will be maintained today. July 4.
 The irrepressibles were on the job during Wednesday. simply unable to await starting the annual racket until today.
 Two Two Pound Bass.
 Out of Alexanders lake this week Fred Gamache has taken two bass, each weighing more than two pounds The bass fishing there promises to be excellent this season,
 Work on New Church Begins.
 Carpenters commenced work We'd nesday on the construction of the Pen teeostal church to be located on Acad- emy street, at the head of School street, The edifiee will be completed early In the fall
 Lumber for use in the construction of the building of the Killingly Realty company on the town lot, so-caIled at Dayville, has arrived there. The build ing will be put up this summer
 Building Boom Looked For.
 A local contractor said Wednesday that there will be mere money invested in new buildings in KillingIy during the present year than has been the case in this town for several years past.
 Extending Trolley Express Service.
 Dayville, Attawaugan and Williams vile will get a trolley express service a week from Monday, July 15, when the Providence-P Putnam service via Danielson is inaugurated This also means a trolley express service from Danielson to Putnam in addition to the present arrangement
 Holiday Anusements.
 Baseball games and theatrical at- fractions will make up the list of the amusements provided for the public in towns in this section of the state to- day. All of the teams of the Eastern Connecticut league will play in morn ing and afternoon games, so that all the towns on the circuit will see contest, and independent clubs will play at Wildwood park and elsewhere Still Singing the Houn' Dawe Song
 That there was a strong sentiment for the nomination of Champ Clark in this section was indicated by many democrats who discussed on Wednes- day the outcome of the Baltimore convention. Clark was a favorite over Wilson in this section and was regard ed as the stronger candidate.
 Baptist Outing Today.
 Today the annual outing and picnic of the Baptist Sunday school Is to be held at Old Killingly pond and a large number will go up to the pretty place. Arrangements have been made to make the double holiday very inter esting one for all
 Rain Badly Needed.
 Conditions approaching those of the severe drought period of last summer again confront the farmers, who are watching their crops, hindered by cold weather and nipped by frosts in June, shrivel because of lack of rain. Un- less much rain falls within very few days high prices for vegetables are said to be certain for fall and winter