Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-24

Harry B. Palmer of>IIartford spent Sunday at his home in5 Danielson.
 Buys Pine Lot.
 Charles A. Tiliinghast has uur- chased a timber lot at Ekonk with a. million feet of pine upon 1t.
 Mrs. F. A. Jacobs and daughter, Miss Laura. are visiting with rela- tfveS in New York
 Miss Winnie E. Shaw will attend at Fitchburg. Mass, this (Monday) eve ming the wedding of her cousin, Miss Olive R. Phillips
 H. F. Glendening attended the ban Providence Saturday evening.
 Appointed Commissioners.
 Frank T. Preston and George M Stone have been appointed commits sioners on the insolvent estate; of Job +. Seamans of East Killingly
 George Clark, who has been spending the winter with his brother, Henry Clark, Broad street, left Saturday for his home in Los Angeles.
 Mrs T F. Hopkins will have the Ladies Reading circle and former members at her home this (Monday) afternoon for the twentieth anniver- sary of the organization.
 MT and Mrs. Felix Trembly have come here from Passaic, N. J.. to make their home. Their daughters have been in Danielson for some time. Mentioned for DayviIIe Postmaster.
 The name of Frank s. Kennedy, one of the~ oldest democrats of the town, Is heard mentioned as a formida ble candidate for postmaster at Dayville.
 Sympathy for Norwich Losers.
 MT. and Mrs. Peter McKelvey who lost their home at Norwich by fire Friday afternoon, were formerly resi- dents of Danie1son and many old friends here regret their misfortune.
 Cotton Mill Help Needed.
 More cotton mill operatives are inn mediately needed in this section to fill places that are open in various fac tories.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert w. Boys and infant son returned Sunday from St. John, N. B.. to their home in Williams ville
 The patriotic spirit of Danielson cit izens was indicated Saturday by the fine display of national colors in hon. or of Washington's birthday.
 Deacon and Mrs, A. c. Greene who have been spending the past two months with relatives in Jersey City, have returned to Danielson.
 The ice supply of Danielson for the coming summer has been harvested and is stored in the houses a the res ervoir near East Killingly.
 Quarterly Conference.
 Rev. J. H. New1and Norwich, district superintendent, will be at the Daniel son Methodist church Tuesday eve ming for the fourth quarterly confer ence.
 Henry Lewis who has been living for some time on what is known as the Aver place, on the Moosup pond road, is soon to leave for stay in Eu- rope.
 Rev. Thomas F'eltman of Putnam, who is soon to leave for Waterbury conducted the service at the Advent chapel on Academy street here Sunday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. George Doningue of Central Falls, R. l.. were guests of Mrs. Napoleon Dominique of Franklin street over Sunday.
 Miss Nellie Fournier, who has been in Springfield for several weeks, spent Sunday at her home on the West Side.
 Purchases Water Rights.
 The kIlingly Manufacturing com pany has purchased the property and rights of the Williamsville Water com pany a separate corporation chartered years ago to supply water to the will lage of Williamsyille from Alexander S lake. The new officers and directors of the water company are the same as those of the KillingIy Manufacturing company