Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-09
DANIELSON
K, H. s. Team Wins Eleven Out of Twelve Games-Thirteenth Company Starts Tuesday-Behemians Plan Outing to Newport-Tow in Two Counties Represented at Funeral of Commissioner Charles E. Barber.

Commissioner Charies E. 5arper.
 P J. O'Brien of Providence was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Brennan of High street over Sunday.
 The public schools (graded) in the town of Killingly, close the school year on Friday of this week, the high school closing next week.
 The Ladies' Reading circle is to hold a meeting with Mrs. A. c. Green this (Monday) afternoon.
 William Moran was visitor with friends in Norwich over Sunday.
 Supervisor Albert s. Ames spent the week end at his home in Boston
 George A. Riorlan of Pawtueket was a visitor with friends in Danielson over Sunday.
 K. H. S. Teams Fine Record.
 Killingly High Schools Baseball team has won Il and lost one game this season. one of the best records made by a local school team in years.
 To Confirm Glass.
 Bishop J. J. Milan is to visit Daniel son within a few weeks to confer the sacrament of confirmation upon a class at St James Church.
 Rev. Celestine Crozet of Fitchburg formerly of Danielson, was a recent visitor in Danielson.
 Going to Fishers Island.
 
 company, with the company luggage, left here Sunday for Fort Wright Fishers Island. The company will go tomorrow (Tuesday).
 Several hundred Danielson people were in Putnam Sunday afternoon to participate in or view the Holy Name societies. procession which was one of the largest ever seen in this sec tion.
 A Popular Company.
 The "A Day Off, company closed an exceedingly popular engagement at the Orpheum theater Saturday when large audiences witnessed the musical production. one of the group of that kind of entertainments to be produced at the house
 Tomorrow (Tuesday) evening is to be Flora's night at Brooklyn grange and special programme has been aS- ranged.
 At the masses at St James church on Sunday announcement was made that parish lawn fete is planned.
 At the Orpheum theater Sunday evening the solo numbers were by Miss Jennie Geanne dainty member of the I Should Worry company She sang An Old Girl of Mine, and Blue Eyed Baby.
 Outing of Bohemians-
 A party of members of the Bohemian ciuD ana tnelr wives are to visit New port next Saturday making the trip down the Providence river in a chartered boat. The party will spend Sunday at cottages of the members at Oakland beach.
 First Electrical Storm.
 The darkness of night enveloped Danielson Saturday afternoon at 330 when the first real electrical storm of the season swept over the borough. In the stores lights were necessary that business might be done. No dam age was reported on account of the storm, but the rainfall was heavy.
 Orpheum's Big Bill.
 J. w German presents q Should Worry" by Matthew Ott a musical triumph with comic trimmings. Music fun, girls galore. superb cast. nov city that will steal away your cares. A laughing show under the manage ment of Bobb Ott, and one in which MT. Ott fairly outdoes himself Bet ter than the successful "A Day Off" At the Orpheum theater Monday, Tues day evenings, Wednesday matinee and evening. Prices 10, 20, 30 cents.-adv.
 Children's Day at Wauresan.
 Sunday was observed as Children's day in the Congregational church at Wauregan. The concert was given at 5.30 D. m.
 Those who had parts were Ruth Cove, Florence Lathrop, Earl Mott, May Leach, Ethel Davis, William Moi fit, Frederick Cove, Evelyn Jette Thelma Bence, Viola Curtis, Irwin Tracy, Vera Leach, Edith Shippee, Emily Shippee.