Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-04
FUN NERAL.
Frank White.

A requiem mass was celebrated at St James church at o'clock Friday morning at the funeral services for Frank White of the West Side. Rev. Julian Ginet was the officiating cler- gyman. Burial was in St. James cem- etery. The bearers were Patrick H. Moran, Patrick D. Moran, Bernard Moran and Edward Canery. Louis E. Kennedy was the funeral director.
 Increase in Number of Stations.
 The number of stations in the Dan ielson division of the s. N. E. Tele phone company has shown marked increase during the last quarter, there being about 670 at the first of the year. A number of these stations have been secured lately by local employees, who entered the eastern district contest and as a reward they are soon, with successful workers from other divi- sions. to have a banquet at the Wau regan house in Norwich.
 No Trace of DayvilIe Burglars.
 The burglars who tried to make cleanup at the Dayville postofhce dur ing the early hours of Thursday morn ing succeeded in getting away without leaving single clue as to their means of escape or the direction in which they went. Warnings sent out in all directions failed to bring any trace of them.
 Big Mill Can't Get Help.
 About 800 looms are in operation at the mill of the Danielson Cotton com pany. and the reason many more ma chimes are not in operation is on ac- count of the inability to get opera tives. The new turbines are new work ing, and all of the power needed for operating the machinery now in use comes from the water supply. The mill will have close to 2,000 looms when in full operation.
 D. A. R. Delegates.
 Mrs. Frank w. Bennett, Mrs. E. H. leach, Mrs. Marcus Wood and Mrs. Harry E. Back have been named as delegates from Sarah Williams Dan felson chapter, D. A. R., to the coming Continental Congress.
 In some of the churches in Daniel son next week will be observed as a week of prayer, with special services on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
 Roll Gall.
 Clergymen from a number of towns and cities will be at East Killingiy Tuesday evening for the first roll call that has been held at the Union Bap- tist church there since the two Baptist churches were affiliated a few months ago. Among those who are scheduled to be present are Rev L. B. Curtis of Stafford, Rev. S.. B. Young, Foster; Rev. Clarence H. Barber. Rev. ". D. Swaffie1d. Danielson; Rev. George F. Genung. D. D., Brooklyn; Rev. John R. stubbert, Putnam: Rev. B; c. Bugbee. Warrenville; Rev. F. L. Bristol, Day vile ;Rey. A. B. Coats. D. D., Day. vile; Rev. w. o. Kierstead, Auburn, R. I. Services are to be held in both the Lower and Upper churches
 There need be no more complaint about water shortage for manufactur- ing plants along the Quinebaug valley. Heavy rains during the past three weeks have raised the rivers upon which manufacturing plants depend for power to levels that cause them to overflow their regular courses, Now for some real winter weather and ice enough to last through next summer. !
 There is a good deal of the humor- ous nowadays for the person who loves to study character in watching the antics of some of the democratic officeholders who duck when they get the impression that some one is going to ask them for assistance in getting an appointment. Being a democrat in office is apparently one present way of developing nervous trouble. especial lY in Wjndham county.