Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-16

The Ladies' sewing society or SI Alban's church met at the rectory Fri day afternoon.
 Carl Hedstrom of Portland, Conn. was a visitor in Danielson Friday.
 Miss Lucy Fournier is gradually re- covering from a serious illness.
 Ira D. Martin has gone into the Berkshire section of Massachusetts for another hunting trip.
 Charles s. Francis, A. V. Wood worth, Charles F. Franklin, William Franklin and Ralph Young will spend Sunday at Newport.
 Inspecting Star Route,
 P. D. Colvin, New Haven. United States postoff1ce inspector, has been to Danielson. making an inspection of the star route between this place and Brooklyn. The contract for carrying mail on this route is to be renewed soon for another period of four years.
 The Hasbeens organization are to play the high school basketball team next Friday evening. The Hasbeens team is made up of Richard Healey, Earl Geer, Michael Longo, George Kent and John Marland.
 Train Service Delayed.
 Because of the railroad wreck near Oxford the train service on the local line was upset Friday. Boston mail and newspapers were not received here until about 1p30 when the first south bound train of the day got through.
 Had Special Train.
 The Million company got away from here Friday morning, bound for New Bedford This company had special train coming to Danielson, a cOnven- fence furnished them at Putnam, be- cause the delay in the arrival of a train in that city made them miss a connection for Danielson.
 anphear-Kennedy.
 John Holt Lanphear and Miss Eliza beth Kennedy were married here by Rev Clarence H. Barber. Both claim Providence as their home. The groom gave his age az 25, the bride stating she was 23.
 Arrangements have been made for | the holding of Thanksgiving exercises in the graded school, School street during holiday week, when relatives and friends of the pupils are to be in vited.
 It is believed that the proposition to close Alexarder's lake to fishing for a period of from two to three years will meet with strong approval in Killing | ly. The coming legislature will be asked to take action on the matter o1 prohibiting fishing in the waters men, toned for a stated time. Former Pastor to Preach. l Rev. c. H. Sweet of Edenboro, Pa. is to speak at services to be held ir | the Advent chanel here next Wednes- day evening. Rev. MT. Sweet was for merly a pastor in Danielson and Put nam.
 Rev. Thomas J.. Preston. pastor a Thompsonville, is in i'll health. Father | Preston was for many years pastor O. St James parish and was one of tht most popular clergymen who has la bored in Danielson and vicinity.
 Apprehension that Danielson peopl' are experiencing because this borougl Is without a supply of coal in the bin of dealers will be allayed if they con slider that there Is a big cordwoot supply hereabouts, to be had at a req sonable price. Then again, the deal CTS may have plenty of coal by tn time 1t is urgently needed.
 Extra Holiday Effort Profitable.
 Last year, after the Christmas holi day, there was some talk among busi ness men of getting together mex year" and spending little money eacl for strings of electric lights to mak Danielson's shopping section a fiamin white way that would attract out o town buyers and dazzle them int great iberality of expenditure for tn gift making season. This scheme ha worked admirably in other places Next year" is now here-the awaite time at hand, Getting the money fo the illumination should be easy; like wise the enterprise to loose the purs strings. Big returns on the time an money expended seem assured fro1 such plan. Saving 15 Gents Day Possible. ' A man who drinks three beers day" has been reading some w. c. ] U. literature on the subject of ho1 ; many groceries and household good he could buy in year if he suspend ed his daily drinking assessment of 1 cents. MT. Man sees the point of tn argument and admits the facts that sets forth. 'The truth, the whole trutl and nothing but the truth" he say In addition, he says:
 Isn't there another IS cents a da waste of revenue on the other side ( l the house? Maybe not for three beers but for bonbons, trinkets, soap order chocolate sundaes, rats hats. bow anu OlhoT WOeS, IelIldle lIuupeTle . without number; and the things 'sh 7 buys, not because she wants or need 1 them, as she herself admits when sh pays the price, but because they al 3 cheap! Let's get together, cut out a 1 the unnecessary expense and the fun or foolishness-that goes with it an I all develop into bloated bondholders l Gee but this is a. mighty funn world. And all this fuss over 15 cent , a dayi