Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-15
UANIEL.SON
Freight Traffic Heavy-Labelle's Store at DayviiIe Entered and Telephone Cash Box StoIen-Rev. c. H. Barber Encounters Ohio Snowstorm.

Samuel Anderson, manager for the Shore Line Electric company, was in Danielson Friday
 Nathaniel Smith of Danielson is now employed at Johnson's hotel in Willimantic.
 George Waghorn of Allen hill is se- riously III in a hospital at Hartford.
 Recovering from Blood Poisoning.
 George Paine of the Green Hollow road is recovering from an attack of blood poisoning in his hand.
 Henry A. RiVard of WoonSocket was a visitor with friends in Danielson Friday
 Edward Riley, proprietor of the hotel at Central Village, has successfully un dergone an operation at a hospital in Willimantic
 Heavy Freight Traffic.
 On account of the very heavy freight traffic two double header freights were run north over the local line Friday morning
 Charles M. Adams is recovering from an attack of blood poisoning. His right wrist was affected.
 To Testify at Indianapolis.
 Cosmer A. Young left Friday for Indianapolis, where he has been sum- moned by the government as a wit ness in a case against a !eay company.
 Made First Machine.
 Samuel Titus, at one time a resi- dent of Danielson, living on Furnace street, is credited with being the first man to make a machine manufactured horseshoe, more than a half century ago.
 Brooklyn Street Lighting Association.
 The Brooklyn Street Lighting asso- citation has been formed. Its purpose is to make arrangements for lighting the streets of Brooklyn village by electricity.
 Temperance Sunday. At Brooklyn tomorrow (Sunday) members of the Sunday schools of the Baptist and Congregational churches will unite in an observance of World s 1 Temperance Sunday. The meeting is to be in the Congregational church.
 Neglected Cemetery.
 James N. Tucker of East Killingly recommends to the town that consid- eration be given the matter to inn prove the condition of an old cemetery on the top of Chestnut Hill The cem- etery which for years has been over run, was first used for burial purposes in 1724.
 Litter in the Streets. Some of the borough and town off, cialS have been giving thought to the manner in which the business section of Danielson is constantly filtered by | throwing TeIuS6 III the street. some Ol ! this comes from business houses. Old 1 papers and other rubbish are thrown 1 about in quantities and give anything but a neat appearance to the busiest i of the borough's streets. Loan Microscope to High School. Dr and Mrs. Rienzi Robinson, who are to be away for the winter, have very kindly loaned to Killingly High 1 school a splendid microscope which will be of great value to the students 1 In the zoology and biology classes | Principal Robert K. Bennett Is de- | lighted with the delicate piece of ap- | paratus, of which the school will have l the use for the remainder of the school i year
 Prof. Warren to Coach Players. l Ernest Ross Warren, professor o1 l Branch and German at Killingly High school, has been elected by the seniors l to be the manager of their play this 1 year The play has not been selected | but it is expected that it will be soor l and that rehearsals will begin about l December 15. It is planned to pre- i sent the play before the beginning ot l the Lenten season.