Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
DANIELSON
George sabbitt's Death-Pleasins Bill at Theater-Norwich and Colchester Competitors at Attawaugsn Shoot Bid Weave Shed Planned.

Fred Pierce, teacher at East Maehias Me-, has ridden his motor cycle to his home in this town dis tance of 450 miles. He enjoyed the trip.
 noted trombone sol0ist, long with the Boston Fadette orchestra, is visiting friends in this vicinity.
 Charles Borden Drowned.
 Mrs. F. E. Bitgood has received news of the death by drowning of relative. Charles Borden, a young ath- lete near his home city St Joseph, Mo
 AIr. and Mrs Everett Wilkins and son Everett of Providence have been guests of AIr and Mrs John Win slow.
 Benjamin Wiesberc of New York is spending several days with his parents MT and Mrs. 4. Wiesberg.
 Miss Winnie F. Shaw spent Thurs day with relatives in Worcester.
 Carl Anderson of Hartford is at his home in Danielson for brief stay
 Going to Camp WhippoorwiIl.
 A party of young people of the Bap- tiss church will go to the Killingly Hunting and Fishing clubs Camp WhippoorwuI today to remain for a week
 stephen Reeves of Norwich was a visitor in Danielson Friday, MT. Reeves having succeeded Leon Hutchins of Norwich.
 Whist Clubs Outing.
 The members of the Ladies Whist club were a AleXander's lake Friday for an outing.
 Mir and Mrs Raymond E. Allen en- tertaincd Mir and Mrs E. E. Allen and other relatives over the Fourth.
 J. D. Whiteisey of Providence was visitor with friends in Danielson Fri day
 Material for the construction of the building to be erected at DayVille by Samuel R. Gillette is arriving at that place.
 MT and Mrs Orrin Alvord have re- turned to Elmville after their wedding trip.
 Mrs. Henry Shredder of South Xiii lingl. has gone to Cleveland for a visit with relatives.
 An effort will be made next year to prohibit the carrying of revolVers in Danielson on the Fourth. The reck- less use of sucl weapons this year win lead to the contemplated action.
 Extra Looms Arrive More looms have arrived here this ! week for Installation in the plants of the Connecticut Mills company, the l lasc carload reaching here on Thurs day.
 Death of George Babbitt. Dayville people learn of the death at { Providence this week of George Bab- ! bitt IL The deceased. survived by his l widow, son and daughter, formerly | lived in Dayviile. i Friday was something of cleanup | day in Daniels0n, The litter and refuse ] resUlting from the celebration of the 1 holiday streWed the streets and many of inc lawns and yards about town. Pullman Tourists at Orpheum Theater. 1 The Pullman Tourists. d musical 1 comedy company. played al the Or | pheum the3ter Friday evening The ! show is snappy arrangement of up- to-date matter, with d good singing | pony chorus and a creditable comple- { msnt ef leading people. The show is to be at the White City Worcester, next week.
 Opportunities Neglected. 1 Business men or Danielson who l watch trade conditions closely are of | the opinion that some opportunities are being overlooked for drawing pat | ronase into thia place over the trolley ] lines. Those who have carefully con sidered the atter see d chance to at l tract money that is now flowing into i other channels.
 Fairs Net Affected.
 The two fairs in this part of Wind ham comty-dt Brooklyn and at Woodstock not be much affected by the anti-gambling crusade which the state board of agriculture is inter- ested in, concerning games of chance at agricultural exhibitions. There never was very much real gambIing. al either one of the fairs mentioned, al- though the Spindle wheel" men have | done some business. All the fair asso- citations have ever gotten out of them however is small concession charge and this can easily be sacrificed with out being the cause for financial wor- ry on the part of the persons in charge | of lyb