Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-31
DANIELSON


 Sale of M. p. Dove Property-HeaIthy July Trade-Matters to Be Decided at Special Borough Meetins-Activ- ity at Ekonk Farm.
 Miss Helen Dyson of Providence, formerly of Danielson, is at the Will limantic camp grounds.
 Mir. and Mrs. Michael Awkward leave this week for two weeks stay at Port land, Me.
 Francis w Nichols, treasurer of the new Danielson Cotton company, was visitor at the plant Tuesday
 Amadee Lucier has been called to Canada by the illness of a relative.
 MT. and Mrs. H. B. Hagen of Davis vile, R. l.. have been guests of MT. and Mrs. ". J. Craig of Winter street.
 Miss Maude Gerard has returned to Danielson after a visit with relatives in Westerly.
 MT. and Mrs, M. Wilder of Ludlow, Mass, are visiting relatives on the West Side
 Death of Former Resident.
 Matthew Ryan. who died at Putnam Monday was formerly a resident of this town.
 Rev. W. D. swafield. who is spend ing his vacation in New Hampshire, is expected to return here about August 15.
 To Be Sent to Norwich Hospital.
 Clarence Bowen, insane, was held here Tuesday for commitment to the Norwich State hospital. He was taken at Dayville.
 The union prayer meeting service | this week will be held in the Baptist church tomorrow (Thursday) evening
 Joseph Thetreault, clerk at the | Quinebaug store, has returned from a vacation spent in Maine.
 George L. Stevens of Newport | called on friends in Danielson Tues day.
 Buys M. P Dove Property.
 w. K. Pike has purchased the M. P Dove property on Winter street.
 Officials of the Killingly Manufac- turing company have been at the plant in Williamsville this week, where op- erations are expected to begin in tho fall.
 The registrars of voters for Kill ingly are to make enrollments or Friday of this week.
 His former parishioners here heal the Rev. Celestin Crozet is now fully in touch with and actively discharginl his duties at St. Joseph's parish il Fitchburg.
 HaIpin Reaches New York.
 Thomas Halpin of the American ] Olympic team arrived in New Yorl Tuesday on the Vaderland iron Stockholm.
 Miss Sadie Hilton, Miss Eliz, L'Heureux, Miss Rose L'Heureux Mrs. Annie c. Quinn and Mrs. c. A Hamilton and son John made up al automobile party for a visit to Mi and Mrs. Frank L. Corey in Nortl Sterling.
 July a Prosperous Month. Various business men in Danielsol report larger sales during this mont than was the case last July, and general improvement ill trade condi {, tions seems at hand.
 Had to Hike It.
 The Dayton power boat service fo cottagers on the north shore of Alex ander's lake failed Tuesday mornin on account of loss of gasoline durin the night. so the cottagers had t < walk out to the car line. 3 Many hundreds of new ties hay . been put in by the section gang O . the railroad between stations in thi . vicinity during the last few week l Recent Library Accsssions. e Nearly twoscore new books. adu and junior fiction, have been added { the shelves at the Danielson publi n library, where many people are fndin a reading for the summer days. The Danielson cottage colony { = Oakland beach is now about as larg
 z l, summer. The cottages of all the lOc. people are occupied. ' The work of removing machineI from the mill of the Danielson CottC company continues this week. Whi
 many carloads have been taken oU T. much more remains to be sent ava
 from the plant to make space for Il r new looms.
 1T New Heater for School. 'i Among the changes and repairs II be made to schoolhouses in Killing r this year will be the installing of steam heating plant at the building Ballouville. A similar plant was il I stalled at Dayyille about two yea n ago.
 In To Vote on Meeting Place.
 One of the matters that the vote
 will he called upon to consider
 the special borough meeting called f next week is the proposal to resciI . the vote instructing the warden al ,n court of burgesses to hold porous " meetings in the town hall. A clau " in the warning for the coming mee SS ing is to see what action the vote ,a will take on instructing the ward and court of burgesses to hold bo S ough meetings hereafter in Boroul if hall on Water street. If A citizen who watched prisone sr from Brooklyn jail at work excava e ing in one of the streets of the bo n ough Tuesday was struck with t ,S efficient way in which they were pc
 forming the task and wondered WI
 such good laborers could not do
 well when enjoying their freedom. l. Little Skunks Growing We'll.
 Visitors to the Lavallee skunk far ID on South street may see, if they g
 there just about dusk, a horde f. half grown animals. They come O
 carly in the evening to be fed. Tho
 who care for them can handle the 'n with impunity. The little animals we
 all bred this spring and will live un l. their fur is prime this winter. a To Oppose Public Improvements. w It is said that there will be sor
 opposition to the granting of petito o. for sewers in the north part of Ma = street and in Franklin street; not canse sewers are not. needed there
 much as in other streets of the Dc lie ongh. but because of the fact that " few of the abutting property owne
 have signed the petitions for the se