Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-13
DANIELSON
Sunday School Institute Arranged Fairgrounds to Be Ready by vaoa tion-5ishop Johnson to Confirm Candidates at St. Alban's.

Fairgrounds to Be Ready by vaoa
 tion-Bishop Johnson to Confirm l Candidates at St. Alban's. 1 Earl W. Filling of Dedham. Mass l spent Sunday with his parents, MT. and Mrs. George M. Filling.
 Mrs. Desire Lacombe and Miss Alma Lacombe spent Sunday at Springfield where they went to attend the funeral of relative.
 | The. delegates from the councils in 1 Danielson, Wauregan and Moosup l leave this afternoon for Waterbury, to 1 attend the state convention of the k. | of c.
 1 Rural free delivery carriers who use motorcycles in covering routes in this l part of the county have found mighty l rough going during the past week. What will probably be the first out ing of the season is being arranged by 1 Minnetexit Hose company members for the last Sunday of the month. Hung a May Basket. Friends of Miss Ethel Filling paid a surprise visit to her home on Broad | street Friday evening and hung her May basket, which happening was fol- lowed by pleasant social gathering.
 A number of Danielson fans were at | l ness the first league game os the sea- i son in the village, Jewett City being l the visiting team.
 It is expected that further arrange 1 ments will be made this week for ex- 1 tending the trolley express service 1 from Providence to Putnam via East 1 Killingly and Elmville. Harry J. Hyde, 1 local agent of the company, will have 1 charge of the Putnam end also.
 A surprising lot of rummage mate rials and articles were disposed of at the white elephant sale that was con- l dueted in the Evans building by the Ladies society of St. Alban's church. The sale will add a considerable ! amount to the treasury.
 Suggested Rake of.
 Police officers have peculiar proposi- l tions made to them sometimes. Sat- II urday a tough looking individual of l fered to show Chief Filling where he l could arrest four men for whom to- ! tai of $S5O in rewards Is offered If the chief would divide the amount with him. None of the men wanted were in this town, however.
 New Library Books.
 A large number of new books has been added to the shelves of the public ! library. These editions embrace a wide range of subjects and include vol tunes for both junior and adult read ing.
 Reservoirs Filled.
 There will be no shortage of city water in Danielson this summer, al- though there is never much worry over that possibility. The reservoirs of the Crystal Water company at East Xii lingly are filled to capacity.
 Sunday School Institute.
 In the Congregational church here next Friday, under the auspices of the Windham County Interdenominationa Sunday School association. a Sunday school institute is to be held. Work CTS from the Sunday schools in Daniel son and all of the surrounding towns are expected to atten~ At the sessions that are to begin at 3.30 conferences will be conducted by prominent work CTS. A feature of the evening meeting will be an illustrated lecture. Fairgrounds Subscriptions.
 Subscriptions for the public play. grounds continue to come in. Jus : how much time will be required befor, the grounds can be equipped and mad, s ready for use is uncertain, but it il hoped to have them opened by vaca < tion time. Securing sites is not prov ing as easy a matter as imagined. bu this difficulty will probably be over come.
 Rite of Confirmation at St. AIban's.
 The rite of confirmation is to be ad
 ministered to a class at St Alban' Il church next Thursday evening by RI
 Rev. F. F. Johnson, D. D.. bishop 0 n Missouri, who is at present assistin ] RicI Tl1o rm%1 |, xN-- n necdcut. Bishop Johnson was former :. ly in charge of the South Dakota dio
 cese.
 | Dramatics for Playground Benefit.
 As showing the interest in the play ' ground movement, proposition ha f been received bv the committee f
 share equally in the profits of a the
 atrical production that Putnam anna teurs desire to present here No de : cision has been reached in the mat e- ter
 = Old Home Day Association Meets. ; At the town house in Foster Cente Saturday afternoon there was a meet T ing of the Foster Old Home Day as sociation. This was the annual meet < Ing and was called for the election
 omcers and to arrange for the annu, - Old Home day gathering. T cIayviIIe Season to Open.
 Next Sunday will mark the openin
 of the season at the Yellow Pine groy i' In Clayville, across the Rhode Islan
 border. There Is to be baseba e game between Danielson team and l. Rhode Island team, the game to |
 preceded by parade which will l IS headed by a band.
 '. The International Manufacturir |, company at East Killingly is deveIor U, Ing It's business and operatives who al
 to have steady work are now beir l. employed there
 n Mahsr- Munroe Marriage. L. A marriage in Danielson last wee re was that of Miss Clara B. Munroe n warren, R. l., and Arthur J. Maher ! swanson, Mass, Rev Orion L. Gri, IS wold, pastor of the Methodist churc l. performing the ceremony.
 Borough Small Notes.
 The Ladies Benevolent society
 the Congregational church is to me
 with Mrs. W. w. Woodward of Bro, l. street Wednesday afternoon
 Ralph Young spent Sunday at h
 cottage at Oakland Beach.
 Several Danielson people are
 Providence today (Monday) attendiI R. the Buffalo Bill show. IL eH d, COLCHESTER