Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-10
DANlELSON
Special Church SerViees--Vietor's
Venetian Band at Theater--Sheriff
Sinley Receivers from Illness
Towns Heaviest Taxpayers.

eli Dagenlas of Georgiaville, r. l.,
formerly of Danielson, was visitor
here Tuesday.
Mrs. Minnie Dubriel of Furnace
street, who has been patient at the
Day Kimball hospital in Putnam for
many weeks, underwent a third opera.
ton since entering the institution on
Tuesday
Edward s. Carpenter was in Boston
Tuesday, attending the annual moetins
and banquet Of the billposters' asso-
citation, of which he is q member
Rev. W. Fl. RAYMOND, pastor Of tho
panieison PenteCostal church, is to
preach at a service to be held in the
Ientecostal church in Putnam Sunday
Spoke at Special Services.
The Soldiers Manual was the sub
ject Of Rev, Elliott r. Studleys SER
mon at the special service at the
Methodist, church Tuesday evening.
This evening the subject of his SER
mon viii be Preparation for Invasion.
Mrs. Emma Ingalls, had the members
Of the w. C. T. U. at her home for a
meeting Tuesday afternoon at three
a'tf0ck.
skating on the surface of Main
greet was q pastime that interested
the boys in town Tuesday, when there
was an, ice covering on all the streets
and crossWalks snd sidewalks IN the
town. s.t
Unclaimed Letters.
Letters addressed as follows are I'M
Gained at the Danielson postoffce
this week George Halloweil, Irving
Lcomis, Romeo Menard Roiri Garde
rus.
Prospects for Ice Crop.
1.
| Monday night lnd Tuesday helped
strengthen the prospects for an Ice
crop -Four inches Of snow followed b.
rain that reduced it to water and a
drop Of temperature that turned it to
ice added about two inches to the
thickness OF the covering already on
the pr nds. With continued low TEN
perature, cutting may commence by
the end of this week.
Concert by Victor's Band.
Music lovers who gathered at the
Crpheum theater Tuesday evening
were gratified with the concert given
| by Victor's Royal Venetian band, the
FIRST important musical attraction
Looked BY Manager w S. Brown since
I he opened the new playhouse in the
| fall. The programme of standard and
popular music was finely given and
well received, encores being demanded
| for several of the numbers.
The value of the telephone for use In
outlying districts in giving an alarm
| Cf fire or warning Of the presence OF
burglars has been twice demonstrated
I in this vicinity recently, once at Put
/ nam. where a burglar was at work
and once IN Sterling. where prompt
aid summoned by wire prevented a fire
from destroying a house.
Fish Si.75 Each.
one of the many parties OF Daniel
| son men who have been on fishing
| through the ice trips during the pasl
I few days are joking each other about
'c cost Of each OF the eight fish
caught Figuring all expenses attach
/ 81 to the trip, for team, bait, dinners
I etc, the fish caught show an avera &c
! cCst OF about S1.75 each.
Still Elects Tithingmen.
In connection with the recent cleo,
! ton Of officers OF the Congregations
church, IN that village, Brooklyn
correspondent writes as follows: 4
| curious fact in the practice Of this
cid church is that Is still keeps up the
! eUrtom Of electins tithingmen Sone
t legal requirement in connection will
old trust funds is thought TO make I
necessary. f. z. Allen ana CUvel
Downs were elected tithingmen for III,
! ensuing year
Sheriff SihIsy Recovering.
Sheriff Preston 3. Sibley, who hal
boen Ill with grip for the past twt
weeks and had considerable diff1eult1
en- account of hts health in taking par
Ia the recent reception at the COLDER
wedding anniversary Of himself an,
BrE. Sibley, is practically well again
snd able TO be out and attend to hi
numerous business affairs,