Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-01
DANIELSON

Many Attend Baptist Sunday School
 Concsrt-New Management at Town
 Farm-complaint of Illegal Spear
 ing of Flsh-Wase-Advan in Mills
 Today.
 Mir. and Mrs. George H. Call have returned from a stay of several weeks in southern states.
 Horace Kennedy is seriously i'll with pneumonia at his home here.
 Jehn Bailey of Southbridge spent Sunday with his parents, RIr and Mrs, B: L. Bailey of the West Side
 Miss Ethel l.. PiAing was the guest of friends in Norwich over Sunday
 Elizabeth Filling of Hartford is spending several days with relatives in Danie8sen.
 Freeman F. Patten of Stafford was visitor in Danielson Saturday.
 Harold Morgan, who had his leg amputated following the trolley line eccident last week, continues com fertsble at the Day -Kinball hospital
 George c. Beers of Hartford was 8 visitor with friends in Danielsen ever Sunday.
 Mrs. Charles s. Francis and chill OA OtA 6uCSlS OL ICtdliNCo III " OA cester over Sunday.
 Mrs. E, U, G. Baker of Norwich was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Harry W. Clark over Sunday.
 St. Alban's Holy Week Services.
 This being Holy week, there is to be holy communion at St Alban's church every morning except Thursday and Friday.
 To Participate in Debate.
 W. r. Day, Simeon Danielson. Bur dette c. Hopkins and Ray Pellett are to have parts in a debate in Killingly grange next Monday evening.
 Concert at Baptist Church.
 The concert given at the Baptist church Sunday evening was heard by a large congregation and very much appreciated.
 Miss Silva Silvey of Elmville is rapidly regaining her health after a severe illness with pneumonia, which disease affiicts a number of people in this town
 The Ladies Benevolent society of the Congregational church is to hold a meeting in the vestry on Wednes- day afternoon.
 Rev. W. P. Greene of Providence
 
 morial day address at East Killingly, where he was formerly pastor of the Baptist church.
 Twenty five Store Doors Not Locked.
 Danielson business men are not al- ways careful about locking the doors of their stores. During the past few months night watchmen have found 20 of them not fastened.
 License Refused
 The council in the town of Foster, R. l., has refused an application for a license at the Rhode Island house, near East Killingly, which is now closed.
 Take Charge of Town Farm.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Beavens of Wilhansville will take charge of the Kfliingly town farm, near Dayville, as superintendent and matron, this C-Honday) morning, April 1, succeed ing MT. and Mrs. Fred Shippee, who go to South Manchester, to have charge of the town farm at that place.
 Meeting at Sparks SehooIhouse.
 Kent A. Darbie was leader of a prayer meeting held at the Sparks schoolhouse, Sunday afternoon, one in a series of meetings held there during the past few months, under the aus pices of workers from the Pentecesta1 church in Danielson.
 To Fort Wright June 1e. June 16 is named as the date when the Thirteenth company, C. A. C., will go into camp at Fort Wright, Fishers island. As yet it has not been de- cided whether the camp will be for a period of ten or twelve days. The officers camp will also be at Fort Wright from May to 12
 Writs for Absent DeIinquents.
 William N. Arnold, tax collector, who starts in soon to collect on the list last completed, has secured about all the securable personal taxes due on the last list. Some of those liable to pay this tax probably never will do so, however, as they are mill workers who have gone to other states and in every case cannot be located. For a number of these people who have not paid. writs have been issued for serv- ice at such times as the parties may be reached.
 Illegal Spearing of Fish.
 The illegal spearing of fish in the IlFdt ltdS dL1 dOICO t4AD attention of Deputy Game Protector Gurdon B, Withey during the past few days and more may be heard about the matter later. The practice has been to go up the stream in boats equipped with a flaring torch and to spear the fish that came within range. This is the season for taking suckers" which abound in the Quine- baug river, by this method, but it is understood that not only this species of fish has been taken. Undersized pickerel have also been speared and found in the possession of persons who had just come down the river in a boat.
 Trout Fishermen on Hand for Sport. Notw ithstanding the excessively high water and the attendant probability that this will prevent satisfactory catches, many of Danielson's trout fishermen will go out this (Monday) morning to whip the brooks. There are some good trout brooks here abouts where trout have always been taken. A few out of town fishermen arrived here Sunday to get an early start for these places this morning.