Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30


 gin in May-Grange to Boom Corn
 Growing Charlottesville Sites for
 Fairgrounds.
 Mrs. w. D. Swaffield has been called to Providence on account of the illness of her mother
 D, H. Jette was in Boston on bus1- ness trip Friday.
 Seriously III.
 Elliott Reach, son of MT and Mrs. W. E Reach, is seriously i'll at their home on the West Side.
 Mrs. Joseph Metiver of Westerly has been the guest of relatives in Daniel son.
 MT. and Mrs. c. A. Young, who have been spending the winter at New Smyrna, Fla, will leave for home on Monday next.
 Sermon by Wauregan Rector.
 Rev. Joseph E. Mccarthy, pastor of the Sacred Heart church. Wauregan, preached the sermon at the retreat for the English-speakln members of St James church Thursday evening
 Mdme Jos 32h Cyr has returned from a stay Of several days in New York.
 A religious service is to be held at the Neighborhood house on Allen HiH
 
 Sterling Delegates.
 Representative A. J. Kebler and D. Brinlimour have been elected by the republicans of Sterling as delegates to tho state convention. It is understood that they are for the election of Taft delegates to the national convention. Freight Cars DeraiIed.
 Freight cars derailed north of the local station Friday morning blocked the main line and delayed traffic for a time. the train due tc go south just before Il o'clock being held for about an hour.
 New Pentecostai Church. Work on the construction of the new Pentecostal church will comm encs in May The building Is to be located on Academy street. near the head Of School street the foundation being completed during the past0rate of Rev, r. W, Armstrong.
 Water Too High for Fishina.
 Trout fishermen were very much dis appointed over prospects for good fish ing at the opening of the trout season Monday next. on account of the prob ability of extremely high water follow ing the deluge of Friday.
 April Direetrssses.
 Mrs Charles N. Synith. Mrs William Perkins, Mrs. Henry Crosby, Mrs. Elizabeth c. AIeech and Mrs Henry Ismon are the directresses of the La dies Benevolent society of the CoDgre- gationa1 church for the month of April
 Holy Week Services.
 The arrangement of Holy week ser vices in the evangelical churches of Danielson is as follows: Wednesday evening in the Congregational church, Thursday evening in the Baptist church. Friday evening in the Meth odist church
 shinglins Bee.
 Recently an old fashioned shingling bee was held at the Oliver Downs place in Brooklyn MT. Downs sent invitations to his neighbors to assist ! him in putting a new covering on the roof of the barn. The response was general and 1t is said that ten men were at work at one time on the roof of tho barn. Those who came were entertained at dinner at the Downs home.
 Danielson musicians will play at concert to be given at one of the churches in East Killingiy this CSat- urday) evening. The concert has been arranged In aid of the church. Favor The Bulletins Corn Growing Contest. At a coming meeting officers of IAil- 1 lingly grange will make an effort to in terest the members in The Bulletins ] corn growing contest. Fine farms are l owned by members of this grange and some surprisingly large crops are | looked for as the result of interest in | the contest
 Orchard Demonstration.
 The orchard of Joseph E. Stoddard ! has again been selected by the Con nectlcut Pomological society for the ! demonstration of methods of pruning, | spraying, etc, at Ponfret, April 5. | Similar demonstrations have been gfy- l CD there in past seasons and the bene- | ficent results of the work are appar- | ent.
 1 Some few women braved the weather | of Friday to get @ first ecstatic look at | the new creations shown here for the l first time at the millinery openings, | but the majority of those interested were forced by the storm to wait an l other day before visiting the "big l show"
 Available for Fairgrounds,
 Suggestions of sites for the children's l playground, should the plan to have | one work out satisfactorily. include the 1 lots on Mechanic street where the '. M. | c. A. tennis courts were laid out, the vacant lots on IIutchiEs street between | the M. D. Fisher and T. E. Hopkins 1 properties, and land of the Danielson | Cotton company east of Water street
 Closing Week of Lent.
 The annual ceremony of the blessing and distribution of palms will take | place tomorrow at St. James church ] -S.rT, oT- -1-fl h1 occupied with the usual Holy week services. marked by canticles of sorrow and solemn ceremonies commemorative l of the passion and death of Christ. | The retreats for the members of the parish will be concluded tonight.
 Davis Martin Marriage.
 A recent marriage here CMarch 25) i by Rev. Clarence IT. Barber of the Con gregational church was that of Emma M. Martin and William c. Davis, both of this town.
 There is to be a more general use of automobile trucks in towns in this sec ton this season than has ever been the case Various business men have found where and how they can use them to advantage.
 l Joseph Miller, overseer of the card- | ing department in the mill of the As sawauga Woolen company at Dayville, is to conclude his duties there to go to Holyole,
 The Sewing society of St. AIbans' church met Friday afternoon with Mrs. c. c. Young.
 Miss Agnes Doyle of Danielson has ! been visiting MT and Mrs. John Fftz- gerald of Shrewsbury street, Grafton, Mass.
 Dr.. Risnzl Robinson at Boston Hos
 pitai.
 Dr. Rieftzl Robinson is a patient @; q private hospital in Boston. Dr Robinson, wilo has been spending sew eral weekB in Michigan with Mrs RnI1Ansn7,- hurried east that an Op-