Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-27
DANIELSON
Lost Boy Was John DeItol, Jr-sav-
 Ings Bank Reerganizes with Fred
 erick A. Jacobs President-Memorial Tablets to Two of Trinity's Rectors.

 Dr, Rienzi Robinson has been elect ed vice president of, the Day Kimball hospital staff
 At Mrs. DonneIIy's Funeral. Rev. Ignatius Kost of Dayville and Rev. J. E. Mccarthy of Moosup were at North Grosvenerdale Friday to att tend the funeral of Mrs. Mary Don nelly.
 Miss Elizabeth Prentice is visiting her brother, Stephen Prentice. at Lake wood, R. I.
 Joseph Gringas, formerly of Daniel son. has returned after a residence of about two years in Canada.
 Frederick s. Georges of Brockton visited with friends in Danielson Fri
 Won First Premium.
 First premium was awarded to the International Cotton company for it's exhibit of manufactured products at the Windham county fair.
 Two cases of scarlet fever are re- ported to have developed in the East Killingly section of the town.
 Rally Day
 October 12 will be observed as Rally day at the Danielson Baptist church
 Notwithstanding the extraordinary amount of automobile traffic on the main route between Danielson and Brooklyn this week, not an accident occurred and there was some driving, too.
 The registrars of voters will be in session in the selectmen's office to- day Saturday, for the purpose of making legal enrolment of voters, of which there are nearly 80 to be made.
 It is said that a considerable amount of wagering was done in Danielson on the outcome of one of the races at Brooklyn fair this week, the inter- est being aroused by contest be- tween local horses.
 Boston and Worcester line elec- tric ear passed through Danielson Fri day, this being one of the New Eng land Railway club members cars, oc- cupied by railroad officials.
 Address on Equal Suffrage.
 The address on Woman Suffrage by Hon. Frederick w Hinrichs at the Baptist church Friday evening was ap- preciated as a splendid effort by those interested in full suffrage rights for women.
 Teachers Meeting.
 Supervisor Albert s. Ames presided at a teachers meeting held here Fri day afternoon, this being one of the series to be held. The subjects con- sidered were registers, attendance, programs plan book, class book, monthly reports, school districts, sup plItS, eAdIlIUdlIOnS, WTIItDS-
 The Selectmens warning for the an nUal town meeting contains no clause of unusual interest this year, the mat teTs that are to be acted upon being almost entirely of routine nature.
 At Mdme. Cyr's millinery opening to- day Saturday, all of the real choice and latest offerings of the New York market will be displayed and all wo- men are inyited.-Adv.
 Union No-L icense MeeGi7u
 Tn the town hall tomorrow Sunday evening the first of the union meet ings of the campaign for no-license is to be held. The discussion of the li- cense question will be by local speak CTS.
 Memorial Tablets at Trinity Church
 At Trinity church in Brooklyn this week at the service at which Bishop Brewster was present two memorial tablets were unveiled, one ie memory of Rev. Daniel Fogg, M A., 17792-1915. the other in memory of Rev. Samuel F. Jarvis, D. D.. 1874-1909, former rec tors of the church. The tablets are of mosaic and by Tiffany.
 Missionary to Speak.
 Dr. Belle Allen of Butler Memorial hospital, Baroda, India, will make an address at the service at the Methodist church Sunday morning. Dr. Allen is a speaker of renOwn and one of the prominent missionaries of the church.