Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-16
DANIELS0n
Weather Moderates Trifle-Mrs.
Robinson State Chairman of Fedora
ton Committee-Demoer to Util-
ize Power of the Press,


Rural Carrier A, w. Logee is suf-
fering with a carbuncle that has de-
velOped near his temple.
Miss Ella M. Chapman has returned
from a visit of few days with rela-
tives in Southbridge.
Routine business was transacted at
the monthly meeting of the warden and
court of burgesses.
John C. Burns of Webster is spend
ing a few days with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Burns of Mechanic
street. Mr.. Burns is soon to open a
shop in Webster.
March 2 has been decided upon as
the date for the installing of the Off
GERS of Rose Of Lima and Mystical
Rose councils. K. of c., the installa-
ton to be in Danielson.
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Cyr will, as is
their annual custom, entertain a party
of friends at their home at a pre-
Lenten party.
One Degree Above Zero.
For the first time within a week
the minimum temperature did not fall
below the zero mark Thursday, but
did go down to one degree above.
local man who recently returned
from southern state tells of a fine Of
$50 being imposed upon negro for
killing another of that race.
Bijou Club to Entertain.
The reception of the Bijou Whist
club is scheduled for Shrove Tuesday,
and invitations for the event are being
sent out by members to their friends.
Appointment for Mrs. Robinson.
Mrs. Marinda C. Butler Robinson Of
Danielson has been appointed chair
man Of the civil service committee of
the State Federation Of Women's Clubs
OF Connecticut.
There is not an indication that any
Danielson promoter will attempt to
put a baseball team in the field dur
ing the coming season, although Wau-
regan, Dayville and Moosup and other
smaller surrounding places are to be
represented by worthy aggregations Of
diamond stars.
Few Call on Board of Relief.
]. n. Tucker, w. 1, Billiard, Norman
Kelley, A, V, Woodwork and John
Chase, comprising the members of the
board of relief for the town Of Kill
ingly, are nearing the end of their
sessions. Not many applications for
reductions i'll assessments have been
made SO far this year
Liked Uncle Tom as Usual.
A street parade at noon and a con
cert at the hall in the evening were
factors in getting out an audience for
the Uncle Toms Cabin company that
gave. q presentation of the ever-pOp-
ular play at the town hall. The COM
pany was a satisfactory one and drew
satisfied audience.
There is, according to report, no
delay in the arrival of the early har-
5ingers Of spring. In that section
of the country along the Quinebaug
river near The Oxbows, pussy willows
are reported to nave been picked on
Thursday.
Excuses" Pastors Theme.
Business Excuses: I have bought
five oxen," duke xiv:19) is the sub
ject of the sermon to be delivered by
Rev. Elliott F. Studley at the Metho-
dist church Sunday evening, this be-
ing one in a series of several Sunday
evening sermons on the general sub
Ject Of Excuses" to be given by the
pastor during the current month. On
the following Sunday evening the sub
ject will be Social Excuses; l have
married WIFE Nuke xiy:20).
Local Men Do Well with New Device.
1t is announced that the C-B Manu-
factJring company, owned by George
Caron and Joseph Bodo, both of Dan
| ielson. is meeting with success. The
company manufactures a patent device,
which is being taken by the trade as
an article long desired Mr.. Caren,
formerly clerk in the Boston dry
goods store, is the travelling represen-
tative of the company and the holder
Of the patent on the fixture.
Although the manager Of the town
farm Of kIllingly receives only $3.50 a
year for services rendered, this amount
may represent more net profit tnan
many owners of farms in Connecticut
/ may credit themselves with, as on the
town farm the living expenses Of su-
| perintendent and matron are not per-
sonal expenses.
Democratic Boom Projected.
The political pot is about ready tc
! start boiling. An interesting story in
| connection with the hopes of the
democrats for success in state an6
nation during 1912 is that of a plan
| of the recently organized Democratic
! club of Connecticut to purchase GER
! tain weekly papers in various parts Of
| Connecticut, with the idea of convert.
| ing them TO the use of the party from
republican tendencies. Here in Wind.
ham county there has been little com
! fort for the democratic party as far al
the encouragement of the local pres:
has been concerned for many years
so it is proposed, it is said to buy ont
4 or two weekly papers and use then
during the coming campaign to boon
democratic candidates and democratic
] creeds. Just where the price of pur
chase is to come from is not mad
clear, but the talk is that it will b.
forthcoming if the papers wanted ar,
found to be for sale at a fair price.
Rumor of Fort Duty for Thirteenth
Company.
! There is no subject at present tina
is of anywhere near so much interes
to the members of the Thirteenth
company, c. A. c., as that in whicl
they consider a prospect of being or
dered to occupy a fort in the New
London artillery district while the
garrison of regulars go south to Texa
to keep the turbulent Mexicans OF
their own side of the internationa
boundary line. As a company, the 10
cal men are not at all aVerse to goinJ
i out on tour of fort duty, but man,
Of them see in such a prospect a finan
cial loss that is not pleasant to con
template. The general opinion seem
! TO be, however, that they will not b
called upon for such service, thougl
during the present. week there ha
been some reason to believe that the.
would be.