Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-29
Transferred to Derby.

Alfred Blake, for several years as
| sistant superintendent of the Putnam
lines of the Connecticut company, has
been transferred to Derby.
! G. B. Hutchins exhibited the finest
| string of pickerel shown here this sea-
son, the fish being taken from Mash
| apaug pond.
| Mrs. Martin Haley Of Mechanic
| street is confined to her home by ILL
| ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph C. Young, mar
! ried here last week, have returned
7 from their wedding trip.
| Joseph c. Myers of New Bedford
visited with friends in Danielson over
Sunday.
Did Turn at Keith's.
Miss Susie Pray and Miss Florence
Pray, both of Attawaugan, were mem
! bers of a company representing a. mu-
steal act that appeared in Keith's the
alter at Providence last week
Fell from Runway.
JaiIer Albert S. Fields fell about Is
feet from a runway leading to one of
the ice houses at Quinebaug lake, but
escaped without injury. The work of
filling the houses has been completed.
Fifteen Inch Ice.
| On some sections of Alexander's lake
the ice is now Is inches in thickness,
the heaviest in several years. w. e,
Labelle has caused his ice house, near
Wildwood park to be filed, and the
ice house at the south end Of the lake
has also been filled, the ice averaging
about IA inches.
Plenty Of Entertainment.
The Ideal Singing orchestra of Web
ster played for dance in town Sat-
urday evening that was attended by a
large number. Other entertainment
features in Danielson on the same date
included the Phil Maher company at
the Orpheum theater playing closing
ATTRACTIONS, The Girl from Eagle
Ranch for a matinee, and The Man
from the West in the evening. This
company played to large audiences all
through the week.
Social Side of installation.
In connection with the installation
of their newly elected officers by the
division commander, Alvin 0. Fair
banks of Norwich, on Friday evening
the members of Camp Colonel Edward
Anderson, S. of v. served an oyster
supper to those present, the number
including a large representation from
the G. A. R. and the w. R. c.
The Danielson Firemen's association
| has completed arrangements for the
, annual ball, and the indications are
that the annual affair will be as great
a success as it was last year, when the
attendance was surprisingly large.
School Laws to Be Enforced.
There are some people in I<illingl2
and in the neighboring town of Brook
) | TEn 20 heed fTSAT1 the "
, periences of Putnam people relative t.
! keeping children who are under II
years of age in school. W. S. Sim
: mons of Central Village, agent of the
: state board of education lis an active
: worker for the enforcement of somt
! of the best laws that Connecticut has
on her statute books, these laws APP
: plying on Killingly and Brooklyn, as
; well as elsewhere in the state.
E Spoke at Union Temperance Meeting
! o. E. Ryther, associate secretary o.
I the. Connecticut Temperance union. o.
: which Rev. Clarence H. Barber of tbs
CONGREGATIONAL church was reelected
l president last week at the annuI
s meeting in Hartford. addressed a unior
' temperance meeting held at the Meth
/, ! odist church at Z o'clock Sunday eve
ming, the other evangelical churche'
SuSpendlnS the uSual evening serNfc'
that the members might attend.
Delegates to D. A. r. Congress.
Mrs. f. w. Bennett of Dayville, th'
regent, and Mrs. Milton A. Shumwal
r have been elected delegates and Mrs
+ Preston 3. Sibley, Mrs. G. H. Kings
: bury and Mrs. Nathan D. Prince al
n ternates from Sarah Williams Daniel
t sen chapter, D. A. r., to the Cont
e mental congress held in Washington
h The chapter has decided TO have a co
: llonial supper on Washington's birth
v day. the members to have the privileg