Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-17

LYdla Ann BOWeS, for many years a resident of DanieIson. died at Provi- brought here today Saturday for burial. Mrs. Bowes was S4 years of age.
 Ernest R. Warren of Broad street and William E. Labelle of DayviIle are Killinglv members of the grand jury that will sit a Putnam today in connection with the Willis D. Lam bert murder case.
 Teachers Meeting.
 Charles D. Hine. secretary of the state board of education. came here from Hartford Friday to attend a teachers meeting. held in the Daniel son graded school.
 China was the topic at the regular meeting of the Crusaders of the Bap- tist church, held with Rev. and Mrs ". D. SwaffieId at the parsonage Fri day evening.
 The M. M. degree was conferred upon candidates of Warren chapter, R. A. M., at their hall in the Ex- change building Friday evening.
 Gardiner-King.
 A recent marriage here by Rev. E. church, was that of Mary E. King and Walter M. Gardiner, both of Clay vile, R. l.
 Dance for Telephone EmpIoyes.
 EmpIoyes of the s. N. E. T. com pany in various eastern Connecticut towns will be in Danielson next Thurs day evening for a dance A party from Norwich will make the trip to Danielson in automobiles.
 Rev. H. H. Brown of Everett Mass is to come here October 1, as pastor of the Pentecostal church, succeeding Rev. w. H. Raymond, the present pas tor.
 Going to Adirondacks.
 Rev John F. Clark. who completes his work as pastor of All Hallows' church at Moosup (Sunday) is to go for the benefit of his health. Father Clark has been at Moosup only few months. coming there from Collins vile.
 Judge and Mrs. Milton A. Shumway have been entertaining Judge William H. Williams of the superior court.
 Henry A. Halloway of Lowell vis- ited with friends in Danielson Fri day
 At the Orpheum theatre where vaudeville is to be a feature. the show of Friday evening was appreciated by the unusual addition to the regular program of pictures exclusively.
 Riverview and that vicinity as a sec ton for selecting circus grounds Is no longer in favor. Circus agents now favor the WestfleId section of the town because of the fact that the trolley line runs close by, making it easy for pa irons to get to and from the shows
 Frost Davis Engagement.
 Announcement Is made of the en- gagement of J Walter Davis to Miss Olga Frost both of Avoca, Iowa. Mir. Davis is the second son of the late Joseph w. Davis and nephew of the late E. w Davis, both former resi- dents of DanielsOn. MT. Davis is an enthusiast on the subject of scientific agriculture, having pursued a special course in Ohio state college, of which he was graduate. with honors. In 1909. Tn conjunction with his broth CT. he manages several productive farms in the vicinity of AvoCa. Miss Frost is the daughter of the presi- dent of the Citizens bank of Avoca. She is a highly educated and accom- Plished young lady and favOrite in society Many friends in Danielson wish the young people much happi- ness in their prospective union.
 Mill Difficulties to Be Adjusted,
 The mill of the Elmville Worsted company. attached as to equipment and stock Thursday evening in the interest of a Philadelphia firm of yarn n1anufactu was closed Friday. ex- cepting to such operatives as will be engaged for few days in finishing about $2.000 worth of manufactured goods that were in "the studs" when the attachment. which was for $7,000, was placed.
 It was learned Friday that there Is an excellent prospect for the mill com pany to adjust hls difficulties. which are regarded as only temporary, and to resume operations at an early date. The industry has been giving employ ment to about so people. so the town is particularly anxious to see the mill company again doing business.
 Low Death Rate.
 Killingly had a death rate of 12.S per cent during April. slightly below the general average for the state, ac- cording to the current bulletin of the state board of health. The total num- Der of deaths in this town during that period was :. including no person un- der five years of age. Three deaths