Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-27
DANIELSON
T. j. HaIpin at Bewdein CoIlege-New Looms fer EImviIe MilI-Fire Alarm Telegraph Service fer Northern Sec tiop-Odd Fellows Visitation.


 tion-odd Fellows Visitation.
 Damase Boulias was in Worcester Friday on a business trip.
 Rev. and Mrs. w. J. Reynolds, who are soon to leave Dayville for Ekonk, were rendered a reception at the Day vile Congregational church Friday evening.
 Rev. W. H. Raymond has been en- gagged for another year as pastor of the Pentecostal church in Danielson.
 Attorney w. F. Woodward was in New York Friday on business trip.
 HaIpin at Bowdoin College.
 Thomas J. Ha1pin, champion half mile runner of New England, former ly of Danielson, writes a local friend that he is at Bowdoin college, Bruns- wick, Me, helping with the track team for a few weeks.
 Flag at HaIfstaff. By order of Gov. & F. Baldwin, the flag on the arinory remained at half mast until noon Friday, in respect to the late Gen. Frederick D. Grant, for whom funeral services were held Fri day.
 Food Sale. At the home of Mrs. William Polhe- mus Friday afternoon, food sale was held under the auspices of the D. A. R. Miss Maude M Chadsey of Boston is | to speak at the Advent chapel here Sunday afternoon. Her subject will be l Modern Missions.
 Thomas E. Briggs, who has been spending three weeks here for the | benefit of his health; is to return to his home in Providence.
 
 Odd Fellows Going to Putnam. A number of the members of Quine- baug lodge of odd Fellows of Daniel son will be in Putnam this (Saturday) l evening, to witness the conferring of l a degree by the Stamford degree team which is to be entertained by the 1 members of Israel Putnam lodge The Ladies Missionary societies of 1 the Baptist church met at the home of 1 Mrs. George Eaton on RivervieW Fri l day afternoon. Reports of the recent missionary societies convention in | Hartford were given at the meeting. i Misses Dora Reeves. Bertha White, | Grace Talmadge, Mabel Morrison, Elsie | Eastment and Lillian Tatro and Paul | Chapman, Francis Rollins Howard Call and Richard Reeves have parts in | an operetta that is under rehearsal by members of Killingly high school.
 Permitted to Leave Town.
 An unfortunate stranger who faced 8 sentence of 50 days in jail when pre- scented In the town court Friday morn | ing, was very grateful that his case was continued and that he was allowed 1 to leave town, which he did during the day.
 5araca Class Officers. ] The Scouts of King Arthur of the Baptist church. organized as a Baraca class, have elected these officers: Pres ident, Allen Rounds vice president, Elmer Gallup; secretary, Lorimer Dix on; treasurer, Lester Craig. The members are showing much interest in the new organization.
 Trick the Slot Machines.
 Owners of gum vending machines have trouble with them in DanielsOH because slugs are inserted in place of pennies. From one machine examined Friday a religious medal was taken this blocking the slot.
 Within the next ten days the brick mill at the head of Water street, for nerly occupied by the Danielson Wor- sted company, will be available foI some manufacturing concern. The worsted company has been passing through a receivership, soon to be closed which will wind up it's af- fairs.
 To Encourage Corn Growing.
 The Windham County Agrlcultura society and the Woodstock Agricultura society jointly are to offer a premium of $50 or a trip to Washington wortI Ian equal amount to the youth undel IS who grows the best acre of corn il | Windham county during the comin; summer.
 Neglected Yards and Alleys.
 An inspection of Danielson reveal the fact that it is not as badly in neet of cleanup day as one might imag inc, but there are some back yard F and byWays that need attention thi spring. Danielson is more than al ordinarily beautiful place and a IittI special attention to it's unsightl spots will make it very attractive.
 New Looms at ElmviIIe. Sixteen new looms are being adde to the plant of the Elmville WOrste company and a new floor laid in tn | weave shed. The WoOlen and Worste mills in that part of the town ar [ running busily, giving employment t f a considerable number of hands.
 Dorrance Street Named.
 A new street is being developed O . the eastern border of Danielson. ] is to extend eastward from Broa l street, opposite Hubbard's grove SC ' called, and has been given the nam l of Dorrance street by John A. Pain
 who owns the one house, occupied b l Principal and Mrs. R. K. Bennett, tha
 has been erected upon it.
 
 Improved Fire Alarm. The northern section of Danielson n to have ample fire alarm telegrap
 service when the new box is instalIe
 at the corner of Mechanics street an @ Westf1eld avenue, a section well bui ., up and including the important plaI - of Young Bros. Co., With the priva r box at the plant of the Connecticl f mills, there should be no difficulty ge a ing an alarm for fire in promptly. e Many to Enter High School. a The class entering Killingly his n school this fall from the gramm; = schools of Killingly, Brooklyn, Post if and other surrounding towns will ] a a large one, it is said. Many of u . students who have made an average
 90 per cent. ana over during their wol
 of the present school year, will be el
 abled to enter the high school witt n out taking the examination, as is Il