Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-25
EANIELSON


 Held at Congregational Church. Talk of New Freight Station Connecticut Mills Plant Running Day and Night.
 Mrs. Frederick E. Colvin, who has been at d private hospital near Wflli- mantle for the past three weeks, has returned to her home in Danielson, much improved in health.
 Willis J. Bartlett, formerly in busi- ness at EastN Killingly, is visiting friends in town.
 George Foote of Southbridge visited relatives in Danielson Saturday.
 Mrs. John Winslow has returned from stay at Jefferson, Mass.
 Miss Fiske of the Rhode Island dea- conesses's home gave an address at the Methodist church Sunday evening.
 Seriously i'll.
 Mrs. Bertha Shippee is seriously i'll at the home of her mother on Mechan- ic street.
 Miss Minnie Farron of Boston is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Joe seph Farfon.
 Rev. w. D. SwsffieId to Preach.
 Rev. W. D. Swaffield will give the sermon at the union Thanksgiving ser | vice to be held under the auspices of the Congregational, Baptist and Meth odist churches at the Congregational church Thursday morning. Hunters made the most of Saturday the last day of the open season for hunting game birds Fairly good shooting has been enjoyed this fall Burton E. Leavitt, who died in Put n Ia Cf r1ro1I tn people of this place, where nearly all of his operas has been presented.
 Thanksgiving quotations will be giv- en at the meeting of the Ladies Read 1 ing Circle to be held with Mrs. P. H. 1 Sprague this (Monday afternoon. The Danielson members of the or | ganization are working hard for the success of Putnam lodge of Elks' char ! ity ball, the entire proceeds from which are to be devoted to Christian chari- l ties.
 Danielson men who have not missed many Yale Harvard football games were seen about town Saturday, at home on account of the great difficulty in getting tickets this year.
 Social and Dance.
 There was a pleasant party in Phoe- nix hall Saturday evening for the so- | cfal and dance given by Hiram Bur- ton. The Phoenix orchestra played for the dancing.
 $500 From State Fund. | Six hundred dollars was the amount | given from the republican party's state l fund for use in the 28th senatorial dis | trict during the campaign recently closed. This district includes six towns.
 Basketball Five.
 Sidney Marland, William Marland Herbert Barnett, Charles Myers and Richard Healey will make up a bask- etball team that will play game with a New London team in the town hall | Thanksgiving nighG
 New Trolley Freight Station.
 It is said that new freight station l is to be erected near the railroad freight station, the proposed structure being intended for the handling of the 1 trolley freight business. Such a build ing will relieve some congestion that occurs at the present trolley freight station.
 Good Pictures at orpheun
 Fans of the winter league enjoyed the worlds series baseball pictures that were shown at the Orpheum the ater Saturday evening in connection l with the usual fine programme. Some of the teachers whose homes are out of town will leave here Wed nesday evening to spend the Thanks giving recess with relatives, but or account of the schools opening Monday others will not go away. Runnir1c Day and Night.
 The plant of the Connecticut Mill: company at Industrial place continue: to run day and night, keeping two set; of employees busily engaged in turn ing out automobile tire duck, for whicl there is big demand and one that i: constantly increasing.
 Special Meeting to Decide Night Schoo
 Matter. | The selectmen of Killingly have beer | petitioned and have made arrange ments for a special town meeting tC be held Saturday of this week for thu purpose of seeing if the town will vot' an appropriation to meet the cost O maintaining night school for winter If this school is kept in session for q nights, as is intended, state aid at tn rate of S2,2J per pupil can be obtained More than thirty applications iron Killingly people who wish to attent the school have been received. not chil dren, but thosee who really are anxiou for an opportunity to study.
 Return from Wedding Journey.
 MT. and Mrs. William J. Brennan who were married at West Thompson last week, have come to Danielsor where they are to make their home living in a newly fuHnished cottage ol High street. The bride received man. beautiful gifts from their relatives an friends in various places in caster Connecticut
 His Memory Kept Green.
 Souvenir W. H. Taylor, formerly o Putnam, has not found much time t visit his friends in these parts of late but he is not foregetful of them. Sat urday he mailed quantities of Thanks giving cards to this section, where h will always retain a host of friends.
 Rev. Father Preston Recovering.
 Rev. Thomas J. Preston, pastor a Thompsonville and formerly of Dan ielson, is recovering from a, seriou illness in his native city of New Ha ven.