Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-23
DANIELSON
Airship Believed to Have Passed Over City Tuesday Nisht-SoIdiers Lying in Unmarked Graves to Be Remem- bered.

MT. and Mrs. A. V. Woodworth are entertaining Miss Helen Frank of New York.
 F. E. Bitgood was in Boston Tuesday on a business trip.
 Miss Carrie Chamberlin was at Willimantic Tuesday to attend the flu neral services for Miss Edith Smith.
 Arthur c. Baker, 41, of this town, was on Tuesday, after examination, ordered committed to the Norwich state hospital, and was taken to the institution by Deputy Sheriff Michael Grimshaw.
 Ralph Young is spending few days at his cottage at Oakland Beach this week. MT. Young has a new power boat launched in the waters there.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles s. Francis have been entertaining Mr Francis cousin, Frederick Pierce, of New Haven
 Henry G. Upham of Pawtucket was visitor with friends in Danielson Wednesday.
 The members of Minnetexit Hose company, No. 1. are to have an outing at the old furnace on Sunday. The Connecticut company, it was said Wednesday, will maintain the usual extra holiday service on Memo rial day.
 J. B. Hopkins to Care for Park.
 J. B. Hopkins has been given the appointment to care for Davis park | during the present summer, as he has for several years.
 l It has been decided to place the auxiliary fire alarm striker on the cen | tral fire station, School and Academy l streets, and to use in connection | herewith the bell that has hung for years at Borough hall.
 School Children to Observe Flag Day. ] Pupils in the various grades of the l School street school are preparing for union exercises to be held in the as 1 sembly hall of the building on Flag 1 day There is to be drills Tecitations singing, etc.
 Fourteen cellars for dwellings for l employees of the Plainfeld Manufae- turing company have been excaVated l by Hiram s Franklin of Danielson | who has the mason work contract. Six of the cellars are already walled
 Flags and markers will be placed upon the graves of the soldier dead in the cemeteries in this vicinity Sunday by delegations from the G. A. R. and the Sons of Veterans. These organiza- tions will also be represented Sunday by details at the services to be held ill Dayville and South Killingly, the ser vices in the latter part of the town tC be held during the afternoon.
 Reception to High School Graduating
 Glass.
 The executive committee of the Xiii Iingly High School Alumni assoeia tior has arranged for the annual reception to the graduating class of the school to be given in the town hall on Fri. day evening, June q. The annua meeting of the association is to be heit
 at the high school building Tuesda, evening, June 25
 It was stated Wednesday by mem
 Der Of the c. A. R. that it will he ar
 ranged to place flowers on the soldiers lot in Westfeld cemetery on Memoria
 day in special honor of those soldier of Killingly who died in battle or O illness contracted in the service an, whose bodies have never been return ed to their home town. Airship Passes Over DanieIson.
 Sundrv citizens of Danielson held u
 their right hands Wednesday and gay testimony that at about Il e'eloc Tuesday evening they saw passing owe , the business section of this place . craft that showed two lights an
 which they firmly believe to have bee
 an airship. Some of them claim t
 have been able to hear the whirr C l the propellers.
 The testimony is so eorroborate f that there is little doubt thar som | unusual navigator of the air passe l over this town. The weather wa
 cloudy and showery at the time, bl there was no mista king the fact that '. moving object that carried two light n and made a noise was passing over :, head No bird known in this latitud answers 10 any such description 9 Among the men who saw the thin r were P. F. Murray and Frank Pero. <. D. A. R. Elects Officers. d Sarah Williams Danielsen ehante 6 D. A. R. which did net hold 3 geneA