Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20

sround-Hieh Voltage Line to Run Over PriVets Right of Way,
 Ezra Clark who died in Colchester this week, was a brother of Mrs. John FOote of Broad street
 Rev. William H, Reynolds of the Congregational church at Dayyille will commence his pastorate at Ekonk about May 1.
 John Sullivan has returned to Dan ieison to make his home with his daughter, hISs- Henry Bergin, after spending the winter in New London.
 George c, Rigler of Manchester, N. F., was a visitor with friends in Dan ielson Friday.
 Rev. ". D. Swaff1eld was in Clare mont, N. H., Friday for the ordination service of his brother, Frank N. Swaf- field.
 George Foote of southbridge has been 6 recent visitor in Danielson, his former homibe.
 Rev. J. F Quinn will return to Ansonia today after spending part of the week at his home in town.
 Mrs H. H. Geer Miss Hattie GeeT and Walter T. Geer have returned from Biddeford. Me, where they have been to attend the funeral of Mrs. Geer's 6aughter. Mrs. Sanford (Helen) Bugbee, formerly of Danielson.
 Grange Visitation
 The heavy rains of the present week have again raised the rivers to an abnormal level Indications are that there will be no shortage of water for the operation Of textile plants this summer, as was the case last year.
 Will Address Mems ciuo.
 Rev. Orion L. Griswold, new pastor of the Methodist church, will give his first address in Danielson outside his own pulpit next Wednesday evening, when nc iz to speak upon Literature and Character before the Mems club of the Congregational church.
 Invited to Perry-Lfbby Wedding.
 Dsyville people have received invt- tations to the wedding of Miss Edith Lawrence Perry and Clifford Henry Libby, on Thursday evening of next week at the Congregational parson- age at Hudson, \. Fl. Miss Perry is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Lewis E. Perry. Rev. MT. Perry was for merly pastor at Dayvllle.
 Collection for Famine Sufferers.
 At the Sunday evening service in the Congregational church a coleo- ton Is to be made for the S000O0 peo- pie of China who are facing death in a famine The necessity of immediate action for the relief of these sufferers is indicated in a letter from Mrs. Mary MscRinnon, formerly of Daniel son, now in China Rev c H. Bar Der has already forwarded $S0 col lected in response to Mrs. MacRmnon's appeal IL ig stated that the contrtbU- ton of SIPS will keep one person alive until the time of the harvest,
 No Place for Boys to Play.
 Again the troubles of DanielsOns baseball loving youth have commenced They cannot Do allowed on Davis park because of the injury they would do to the grass: the base hits that they drive through windows of houses sur rounding rkle. open places where they play about the center of the borough, makes them unweicOne there; the streets are being used for playing the national pHstime, with protests from citizens and danger to the boys, so the only real solution seems in providing public playground. The youngsters are making daily inquiries relative to what IS going 10 be done for them, but no satisfactory answer can be given yet. While q more systematic watch than ever will be kept on woodlands in this section this year, the heavy and re- peated sprdng rains have come as a safeguard against damage by forest fires this spring, Last year, however, was such a disastrous ono from this cause that the big losses are still dls- tinctiy remembered in towns in this section of the country. ,rhs organiza- ton to watch for, report and combat forest fires is believed to be more eff ficient than ever.
 Slew with Personal Tax
 Collector ". N. Arnold is ready to receive from the nearly 1000 persons who are hab4e te pay 1t the annual personal tax assessment of $2 per man, but no stampede of citizens, with mon ev in their hands. has been noticed headed in his direction. The majority of those Hable to pay will do so, of course. quite promptly; but there are others who will have t0 be gotten after with big stick. It cost one man a.bo1t $40 to pay his personal tax last vear because the machinery of the law had tn be brought iutO service.
 4 rustic veranda ia to be completed early ln the cOnsng month at Whip poorwill onttass, lsss sad at East Kill lnKly by the KiIlingiy Hunting and Wishing club, which is to use the place ~ g. huuaEAHA thhARs
 sons damage to small private vsaarvoR in AlA1andsrE lake has haen TspoFtsd, rIris damage being due to the heavy ire thad coTsSed tho lake ss Win1sr and ia severe spring stsdrt11s,
 The contract for completing the In- a;slis1on of a se~er in Mechanics srAat Is nhH well advanced. tho stea4sr naFt of the WrraS naIrrat1ing l@s oVaT frdm last fah hsVsHg hAen d1Bs. ChBzBsNssr pavfs nsn are now p6rxins near Hsdfei1fns street,
 To Run Guar PHiusts Way.
 Tfs high voltage Nns that is to, ca-ry airinity fHaap the Hiant Of the NiEbazEEHR pAEpAr plant st Plainfiald i'd Danie+seh is to bs run 6VaF a pr3- 7sss right of way f8 the east of the lssrsuEn. siinSYBflHs the danger that n1Rht fsIi6W ths sEtsRsinn of such a Iirs through populated parts of the town.