Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-03
DANIEL.SON
SeIeotman A. D. Sayies of East Kill lingIy Wants to Be Road Inspector Soldiers S125 Gratuity from Massa- ohusetts-Pupils' Papers for Skate Secretary Hine.

FaithfulneSS was the subject select- ed by Rev. Thomas Feltman for hls farewell address as pastor of the Ad- vent church here Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. W. D. Swaffield, who has been in Providence for several weeks, IS expected to arrive at her home here Wednesday, considerably improved in health.
 Rev. George B. Gilbert of Middle town preached at St. Alban's church Sunday at the morning services.
 Fifty Pair Gable.
 A 50pair cable through School street is another of the many changes that the telephone company is making for the advancement of the service in Danielson.
 There was little trouble in keeping Danielson children off dangerous ice Saturday as the result of the double drowning accident Friday evening
 Rev. s. Wolcott Linsey is to be the Lenten preacher at St. Alban's church Thursday evening of this week.
 Fife and Drum Corps.
 At Ballouville an old fashioned drum and fife corps has been organized with about twelve members, some Of them old time players.
 Miss Lucy Fournier of the West Side is recovering from an illness of about two weeks duration
 Alton Frost, who was operated on for appendicitis at a Worcester hospt 
 a critical condition.
 Wants to Be Road Inspector.
 Selectman AIcott D. Sayles of East Killingly, democrat is a candidate for appointment as a road inspector in the state highway department, place now held by Representative H. H. Daven port, republican, Pomfret.
 Mammoth Egg.
 George Pray of Ballouville has beer ny1 hi haf p2 1 inches by 3-4 inches. The egg was laid by one of flock of Rhode Island Red hens.
 The third thunder storm within a week commenced about 11.45 a. m Saturday. For the space of an hour the rainfall was very heavy, but the lightning was not as severe as was the case on the previous Saturday.
 That the larger pupils might be bet ter accommodated. small seats were E replaced by larger ones in the third grade of the School street school Sat urday.
 Administrator of Macpherson Estate
 Albertus F. Wood has been named in the probate court, Oliver B. Getty judge, as administrator of the estate of James G. Macpherson, who died suddenly here a few days ago.
 This is tax collection month in the town of Brooklyn, and Tax Collector J. NJ. Bessette has given notice oi when and where he will be to receive the money due the town under the grand list last com mpleted-
 Ends Successful Weeks Stand.
 The Augusta Perry Stock company completed another week of successes at the Orpheum theater Saturday evening. This company is without question the most popular that plays here in repertoire.
 Looms and More Looms.
 Representatives of the Draper com pany continue to be engaged in the work of installing looms at the mil of the Danielson Cotton company, 2 work that will not be completed before midsummer.
 It is expected that neminat tions vii soon be forwarded to Washington from Danielsen for a substitute rural free delivery carrier out of the local office incident to recent changes. A. w Logee will continue to be the regular carrier.
 SIPS Gratuity from Massachusetts.
 William Sherman of Danielson is ths first Civil war veteran in this section to receive the $125 paid by the state of Ma ssachusetts as a gratuity to thu soldiers who first enlisted for service in the great struggle from the Ba! State.
 Will Net Marry Hurry Up Couples.
 Some clergymen in this section hav' made the rule that they will marry n7 more couples who come here to b. made man and wife In order that the! Ghe ceuples) may escape the five days notice of intent to marry law that | in force in ether New England states