Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
DANIELSOM
Special Town Meeting to Vote on Will Evansville School Matter-WiIIiman- tic Man Insurance Stamp Cierk- Goodyear Company to Erect Another Mill in Snrinn


 Notices will be issued today (Sat- urday) for the special town meeting next Friday afternoon. called for the purpose of seeing if the town will vote to authorize the construction of a school building at Williamsville and to make an appropriation therefor
 Amadee Bernier has returned from a stay of several weeks with relatives in Canada
 Theodore Dumas of Fftchburg is spending a few days with relatives in Danielson
 Friday the feast of St. James, was observed with special services at St James church
 Will Attend Picnic.
 W. H. Hamilton camp, U. $. W. ", has accepted an invitation to be pres ent at the w R. c. picnic, August G.
 It is expected that the postoffice at Moosup will open in it's new quarters in the Couture building, now being completed, about August 15. Disagree About Street Sprinking. Along Mechanic street there is difference of opinion among residents as to whether the street should be sprinkled at their expense during the remainder of the summer. Using his automobile truck. Frank A. Davis is collecting the big cable reels that have been relieved of their lengths of cable at points where they were distributed west of here. The 1 reels are to be returned to the factory.
 WiIImantic Man Stamp Clerk. l A WiHimantic man. MT. Pollard. l has been named as stamp clerk for i the Danielson and Putnam tariffs of l business in this section. The new ar rangement goes into effect August l. all policies written being verified and l stamped by MT. Pollard this to see l that no errors have been made in fixing rates.
 Attended Telephone Dance. Nearly all of the employees If the | 5. N. E. T. company in the It3niel- son division that were off dut1 Fri | day evening went to Wildwood park l to attend the dance given under the l auspices of the employees in the Put nam exchange The evening was de- lightfuNy cool and the party one of the jolliest that has been at the park I this season
 School Transportation Committee.
 John A. Paine and Ernest R. War ren. members of the town school com nittee. have been appointed a com ntttee to receive bids for the contra cts | of furnishing transportation for pu- pills in certain districts of the town during the school year that opens In September
 1 DiS Ody at OoOSidS Tomorrow (Sunday) is to be the "big" day at the Douglas camp meet ing and more than S score of Daniel son people have made arrangements to De there for the services. A Danielsor l man who returned from the camp Fri day said that the attendance has not been so large as in some past years but there has been much fine preach ing and great deal of enthusiasm.
 To Repair Sparks Schoolhouse.
 The Sparks schoolhouse, in tho Sparks school district, is to be re- paired during August. This building an educational outpost in Killingly. is badly in need of attention as it has received no more than has been ab- solutely necessary for a number o1 years past.
 Season Begins for Registrars.
 F. O. Huntington, James R. Walsh Frank l.. Bennett A. J. CavanaugI and James E. Smith. registrars of vot. CTS in the town of Killingly, have given notice when they are to be il session for the purpose of making an nual enrolment. as to caucus lists o the voters in the town. Registrar in nearby towns have given similar no tfces.
 Horse $25; Calf $2444. , This week in Danielson a fairl, good looking horse was sold for s2s The animal apparently has much ser vice left in him. This week also Os car Stillwell. who has a little farr up in the Sparks district. sold a cali eight weeks old. for $24.44 this anima weighing 157 pounds. This is regard ed as an extra fine price and show the possibilities of getting real none 7 by going into the cattle raising bus 7 mess in this section. P $. The hors 3 was more than eight weeks old.