Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-22
DANIELSON
Handkerchief Making to Become Inn portant at Cotton company-Nspo- leon Goyette's Sudden Death in Mon treaI-Thrss Men Sent to Jail in the Town Court.


 Henry w. Chapin and F. J. G. Bailey head beokkeeper in the WindhaH County National bank, are at Win throp Beach for a weeks stay.
 Miss Katheryne c. Taylor of Cam den, N. r., is the guest of Postmaster and Mrs. c. A. Potter.
 George C. Wirth of Pawtucket was visitor with friends in Danielson Sat urday.
 Henry Gareau of Webster came here Saturday to attend the funeral of relative
 Representative Warren Not in Field.
 Representative Frank P. Warren, democratic member from Killingly in the last legislature, said when he was asked about the matter Saturday that he would not be a candidate for re- election.
 MT. and Mrs. William Martin have been entertaining Mrs. Robert Good and son Clyde and daughter Edith of Elizabeth, N Y.
 Miss Mildred Leavens, who has been at Saranac, N. T., has returned to her home in Dayville
 George c. Powers of Northampton, Mass, was a visitor with Danielson friends over Sunday
 Frederick Gamache has been ap- pointed administrator of the estate of his father, Godfroi Gamaehe, who re- gently died on the West Side.
 554 Telephone Stations.
 The new directories of the s. N. E. Telephone company, issued Saturday, credit the Danielson division with 554 stations.
 Union Picnic Tuesday.
 The Sunday schools of the Daniel son and Putnam Advent Christian churches will unite for a picnic and l outing at Alexander's lake tomorrow (Tuesday).
 DanieIson Day at cAmp Meeting.
 Tomorrow (Tuesday) will be Daniel son day at the Douglas camp meeting. It is expected that a large delegation will be present from this town K. A. Darbie of Danieison is a director of the association.
 William H, Pray, East Killingly, has been named as administrator of the estate of George F. Smith. late of this 1 town.
 Various Items. Drunks who resist police officers arc assured of getting what IS coming tc them when presented in the town 1 court. They cannot rough an ofiiceI l and expect to be excused in court.
 Some Danielson people who would not otherwise avail themsel 'es If al opportunity to hear the word of Ga1 now find themselves listening atten- lively at the park or street meetings Sunday evenings. But they are hot weather Christians.
 A number of Danielson people wen across the Rhode Island border Sun day for the clambake and dinner h the Yellow Pine grove at Clay vile.
 Twenty-six carloads of machinefy from the mill of the Danielson CattoI company have been shipped from tn, local station during the past twr weem and there is more than as much n1ort to go in the next two weeks.
 The better condition of the read, and the cooler weather after the rail Of the past week brought out s host o touring automobiles. They cam, through Danielson from all over s5uth ern New England, the majority, O course, being from Connecticut points
 Church Consolidation Probable,
 An advisory committee, it is unaer stood, is to be appointed to represen the First Baptist church al.; the Ere l Will Baptist church of East <iHlpcl, in conference with the stAfe organ iZations to which the respectfv churches belong in an effort to effect consolidation. In discussing the mai ter Saturday one promlaent resident 3 East Killingly said that the churcnt. were such little ways apart that in indications are that union would h effected, though there were a very fey objectors to the plan.