Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14
DANIELSON
Lieutenant Jacobs Rejoins Ship Romance in ElnaviIle-Advertsln Agent Arouses Suspicion-35 Men of Company Qualify at Range.

H. J. Richards of Monson, Mass. formerly of Danielson, was a visitor In town Monday.
 Munroe Card of Providence, who for many years lived in Danielson, has been visiting relatives in town.
 Mrs. F. E. Bitgood is with relatives in Central Falls. R. l.. for a visit.
 George C. Whitaker of Warren, R. L, visited Danielson friends Monday.
 Home from Fort Wright.
 Capt E. L. Darbie. Lieut. F. Withey and Lieut.. Ira Warren have returned from attending the officers school at Fort Wright.
 Gaston Maindon and c. Hutchins attended the Detroit Providence base ball game at Rocky Point Sunday.
 End of Shore Leave.
 Lieut.. Walter Jacobs U. S. N, has returned to New York to rejoin his ship, the battleship Florida, after a stay of a week at his home in town.
 Howard R. Call has been spending 8 few days with relatives at Central Falls, R. L
 Mrs. w. F. Shaw, formerly of Day. vile, now living in Worcester, is re- covering from a recent illness.
 The members of the Ladies' Reading circle were at the home of Mrs. P. w. Sprague for a meeting Monday after noon.
 Going to Norwich.
 A number of Danielson people have planned to be in Norwich today to at tend the Buffalo Bill show.
 Mrs Frank Warren will be the lead- CT of the ". c. T. U. meeting sched- uled to be held at the home of Mrs. A. c. Bill today (Tuesday). Flower Missions will be the subject for the meeting.
 Harry J. Hyde, local agent for the Rhode Island company was at Put nam Monday in connection with the plan to extend the trolley express ser vice between Providence and that city.
 The Woman's club of Brooklyn and the Danielson club are invited for a social afternoon with Miss Jarvis GAL len HilD, Brooklyn, next Wednesday afternoon, May 15, from 4 to 6 o'clock,
 In the church calendar Monday Tuesday and Wednesday of this week are Rogation days-days dedicated to prayer that the fruits of the earth dur ing the season now opening may be bountiful. These three days of SUD- plication immediately precede Aseen- sion day, which comes on Thursday of this week. They will be marked by special prayers at St James church.
 Unclaimed Letters.
 Letters addressed to the following persons remain unclaimed at the Dan- ielson postoffice this week; Liza La hamme, Mrs. Mary Harris, Lucy Du- bois, Miss c. Boullard, Armadasse Corrier. E. Blain, Edie Dubois
 Paint as a PTeservative.
 Crates and other metal work about the site where the Dauielson Cottor company started to build a dam across the Quinebaug river, above Cotton's l bridge, between the towns of Killingly l and POmfret, are to be painted thii week to protect the material agains l corrosion.
 ElmVilIe Romance. From Elmville comes a romantic RaaTY of how a young woman em | ployed in one of the mills there ha become the wife of a man who wrot, his address on piece of material tha ! later came to the plant in the nearb, ! village and fell under the eye of tn i girl who has recently become his bride The groom was resident of anothe | New England state.
 School Street Extension.
 It is expected that work on buildint the extension of School street througl the vacant lots from near it's southerl | terminal to Prince street will com mence in a short time The layout i staked and owners along the right 0 | way are preparing for the coming o | the improvement. The work of ex tending the street will not be difficult l az there will be little grading to do.