Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-05
DANIELSON
Fire Alarm Sounded By Lightning HaIpin Remains Abroad = New Hampshire Lodge of Moose Takes up Thompson's case-Weddins ot Providence Couple.

James Barnett was at Rockville Sunday to attend a reunion of Com pany c, First Connecticut of which organization he was captain during the Spanish war.
 MT. and Mrs. A. V. Woodworth go to Rockaway beach this week for stay of about ten days.
 Misses Nellie Fournier and Maude Gerard spent Sunday with relatives in Providence.
 Miss Florence Danielson has been spending several days at Spring Har-
 Mrs. Walter I. Chase of Cottage street is recovering from a recent ill., ness.
 Special Borough Meeting.
 The special borough meeting to- morrow (Tuesday) evening promises to be of considerable interest.
 Friday of this week will be the last opportunity for a while for filing party caucus preferences with the reg istrars.
 County Commissioners E. H. Corttis of North Grosvenordale and c. E. Bar Der of Central Village were visitors in Danielson Saturday.
 Auto Outing for Sunday School.
 
 the local Methodist church were taken for an automobile trip to Rocky Point Saturday.
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 Some of the speeders being remoV- ed from the plant of the Danielson Cotton company have been sold to the Killingly Manufacturing company for the Williamsville plant.
 Saturday was the last day for filing with John A. Paine, secretary of the town school committee, bids for the contract of transporting school chil- dren in Killingly during the coming school year.
 Lightning Sounded Fire Alarm.
 During the severe electrical storm about 2.30 Saturday morning a flash of lightning got into one of the cir cults of the fire alarm telegraph sys- tenn, sounded one stroke on the alarm and temporarily put the system out of commission.
 First New Machinery Wednesday.
 The first shipment of new machin- cry for the mill of the Danielson Cot ton company is to be made on We'd nesday of this week. Several weeks mors will be required to remove all of the old machinery from the plant. Eff teen carloads were sent away during the past week.
 Barry Comfortable.
 Charles Barry, the prisoner who had his leg broken while at work on Pot ter street, is as comfortable as could be expected at the jail in Brooklyn The injured man was attended by Dr s. B. Overlook of Pomfret.
 Danielson sent a large delegation tc Wauregan Saturday afternoon to sec the baseball game between the Black stone Colored Giants of Providence and the Wauregan league team, show ing that fast teams will attract pat l ronage.
 MT. and Mrs. John Holehouse and 1 little daughter left here Saturday fol | Bloomfield, N. J. The family has beer | staying with Mir. and Mrs. Ira D. Mar tin. They have been residents o' Danielson for several months, coming here from England. The Mlkman's Side.
 A letter from Gerald Waldo, resi- l lent of a Windham county town, in l dlcates that there is ground for the | feeling that exists among certain east. ern Connecticut farmers against tho way they have been haled to court anC | fined on account of impurities found | in milk which they have shipped. MT l Waldo suggests that some of the in. | spection experts come out on the farms ! and produce for three or four cent! a quart the perfectly sanitary mill | that is being sought.