Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-25
DANIELSON
State Police at ElmvilIe Sunday Look
ing for Speeders Over New State
Road-chaIk Marks Puzzle Hawkins
Street People-Mrs. John Stone Will
Soon Be 81.

Mrs. A. H A. Arlington and Mrs.
F. P. Todd have been spending part
of this week at Quonochontaug.
Rev, Mr.. Carr of Boston will ofticiate
at the services at the Baptist church
on Sunday and at the open air service
on Davis park in the evening.
Mrs. F. 0. Arlington and sons
Donald and Philip, are spending this
week at Quonochontaug.
Mrs Thomas Sullivan Of Phenix, r.
l., visited with relatives in DanielsoD
Wednesday.
Charles Dominique and Evelina Do
mingue Of Fail River are visiting with
their cousin, Miss Dora c. Dominique,
of Franklin street.
Charles Tillinghast was in Provi-
dence Wednesday on a business trip.
F. E. Bitgood was a visitor in Provi-
dence Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Pearce Of Providence
and Mrs. John Main of New Bedford
are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. V. r.
Franklin in Brooklyn.
Kent A. Darbie and Miss Nellie
Gleason are among the Danielson peo-
pie that are at Douglas this week at
tending the camp meeting.
Mrs. W. A Whipple of Franklin
street is visiting with relatives in
Providence this week.
Miss Clara Brooks is spending this
week at Quonochontaug.
Manager FIags Will Entertain.
Manager C. w. Flagg of the Daniel
son division and Mrs. Flagg will en-
terrain a half dozen members of the
operating force at the local telephone
exchange at their cottage at Pleasure
Beach next Sunday.
New Floor in Stone Mill.
Work was commenced Wednesday on
the laying of a new floor In the stone
mill Of the Danielson Cotton company.
Fire Damage Being Repaired.
Repairs are being made at the plant
Of the Peoples Light and Power COM
pany, recently damaged by fire. A
cement roof is to be put on the gas
department Of the building.
Approaching e1st Milestone.
Mrs John Stone, who lives with her
son-in-law and daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Gilbert, is soon to celebrate
her s1st birthday. Mrs. Charles Coon
Of Broad street is also daughter of
Mrs. Stone.
Progress on Water Main.
The water supply through High
street was cut off Wednesday on ac-
count of the work that is being done
in extending new and larger mains
through that street, The work is now
well advanced and will probably be
completed this week.
Registrars Say When,
A. P. Woodward, James R, Walsh
Frank L. Bennett, Arthur Viens, James
E. Smith and Henry II, 0atley, regis
trars in the three voting districts OF
the town of Killingly, have issued no
tees that they are to meet in their
respective districts on Friday, Aug. 2
for the purpose of making an enroll
ment Of the legal veters of the town
as required by a public act of 1909.
Frank U. schoheld Seriously III,
Frank U. Sehefield of Worcester
formerly of this town, is very danger
ously i'll in that city. Mr. Schefeld is
a linotype operator in Worcester. Las
Saturday afternoon while returnins
from work he collapsed on the street
and had to be taken to his home
where he remained unconscious IN tC
Tuesday night. Ne Werd as to his
condition had been received by his
relatives here Wednesday. Mr.. SEQ
! field suffered a shock. His state o.
| health for a year past has been sucf
as to give him some worry, but The
sudden and severe attack was unex.
pected.
C. A. C. Buttons Received.
Capt. e. L. Darbie of the Thirteenth
company c. A. c., received on Wed
nesday a sufficient number of ceas
| artillery corps buttons fer all eff tn,
members of the LEGAL command. TIL,
buttons are for wear in the eeat Iape
and are similar to the corps badges
They bear a red shield and the initials
c. A. c. They will be distributed t,
the men as soon as is convenient.