Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-17
DANIEL...SON.
Borough People at Moosup ceremon nies Address by Miss Mokay-Quaran tine te End Soon-Proiect to Raise Fund for Gymnasium at Hiqh School

H s. Franklin, W. M. Franklin, c, B. Franklin and A. V. Woodwork were at Oakland beach Saturday
 Rev. J. c. Mathieu of Wauregan has recovered from an illness that has con- fined him to the house for a week
 Roy Smith of East Killingly has gone to New Hampshire, where he will be at work during the winter.
 Hoiyoke Man Administrator.
 Patrick A. Higgins of Holyoke, Mass, has been named as administrator of the estate of Margaret Grady, who died suddenly in Danielson last month.
 Charles $, Dayton caught a screech owl in one of the summer cottages at Alexander's lake.
 Confirmation Postponed.
 Rt. Rev. J. J. Milan did not visit the Sacred Heart church at Waure- gan to confer the sacrament of con- f1rmatfon Saturday, a postponement having been made.
 Mrs. Sarah Peterson, who has been visiting friends in East Killingly. has returned to her home in Lynn.
 Miss Ruth B. CornweIl, commercial teacher at the high school has been spending few days at her home in Uxbridge, Mass.
 J. J. Collins of New London was a recent visitor with friends in Dan ielson.
 Rev. Lindsey Gordon of Yale is act ing pastor of the Congregational church at Central Village
 The parochial school in Wauregan is to remain closed this week on account of illness in the village.
 Witnessed Cornerstone SeaIinq.
 A large number from Danielson went to Moosup Sunday for the sealing of the cornerstone at All Hallows' paro- chial school
 Civic Federation supper Tuesday. 5.30 to 7.8o p, m. in Congregational vestry. Price 25 cents.-Adv.
 The body of Mrs. Adrianna Bush, who died Friday at her home on Bush Hill. will be buried today in Green wood cemetery, Brooklyn, N. r Fun eral services were held Sunday after noon.
 Miss Mckay Speaks.
 Miss Janet Mckay of Philadelphia described the work that is being done in the large cities by young women at the Baptist church here Sunday evening.
 Nervy Burglars.
 The nerve of the burglars operat- ing in this section is indicated by the fact that they took articles from the show window of Frank T. Preston s store, which was lighted, and made the break at midnight when the moon was shining it's brightest
 Told of Anti Saloon League
 At the morning service at the Con- gregational church on Sunday Rev. Clarence H. Barber spoke of the Anti Saloon league convention at Columbus, o. during the past week.
 To Consider Two Applications.
 The county commissioners will be in Danielson this week in connection with the applications for the granting of two new licenses in the borough, one in the Dagenias building on Railroad square, the other in the Winkleman building on lower Main street. End of Quarantine After This Week.
 Dr. w H. Judson, health officer, is very optimistic over the health situa- ton in Danielson and expects that all persons will have been released from quarantine by Monday of next week. For two weeks past there have hsen no new cases outside of homes already under quarantine. By Thursday of this week all but two houses will be freed from quarantine and the last two it is expected will be relieved by next Monday. The rigid measures taken by the borough authorities and which be- came effective about a month ago have proved highly efficient in pre- venting a spread of the disease. Indi- cations are that the final cleanup will come in another week.