Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-09
DANFvELSON
County Commissioner Davis to Meet With Board Today-Action to Be Taken to Stop Trolley Express Bsock- ade-5r Brooklyn Congregational and Baptist Churches May Unite.


 Baptist Churches May Unite.
 John Horton, son of Landlord and Mrs. $. D. Horton, left Tuesday morn Ing Tor Lake Spofford, near Keene. N H., where he is to join a camp of sixty boys attending a summer school. I
 Willis Bartlett of New York, former " Tn business at East Killingly, is vIs- ltlng friends in town.
 Amadee Bernier left Tuesday after noon for visit with relatives in Mon treal and at Cap St. Ignace, F. e.
 MISS Eleda Godreau and her mother, ! Mrs. Pierre Godreau, left Danielson on tuesday afternoon for Canada, to spend the summer with relatives
 Miss Laura Bessette, in company With MT. and Mrs. Arthur Rogers and Chester Parsons, motored Tuesday to worcester, Marlboro and Boston.
 Fine Postoffioe at Moosup.
 Postoffice Inspector c. H. Pendleton Is quoted as saying that the quarters being arranged for the Mossup post office in the new Couture building ', that place will be the finest of any in the small towns in eastern Connecticut.
 Sheriff Preston B. Sibley was in Hartford on a business trip Tuesday. Tomorrow (Thursday) Sheriff and Mrs. S1bley go to Narra gan Sett Pier for a short stay as guests of MT. and Mrs. Fred $. Sibley of Providence.
 County Commissioners to Meet.
 There is to be a monthly meeting of the county commissioners at the jail in Brooklyn today, Frank o. Davis, the new commissioner, acting officially for the first time
 The plant of the American Woolen company at Moosup is to be closed from July 12 to July 28, that the op- eratives may have a vacation, this be- ing the annual custom.
 Mai Unclaimed.
 Mail addressed ao Miss Blanche Pap ley. Mdme. Raymond Desjardins, Miss Sylvia Hyland and Frank Penbrow is unclaimed at the Danielson postoffice this week.
 Tire Duck Souvenirs.
 Squares of automobile tire duck, with an inscription as to the flag raising, were given as souvenirs to those who went to Williamsville Monday evening by the KMlingly Manufacturing con- pany.
 One City Court Case.
 Deputy Judge James N. Tucker pre- sided at a session of the town court Tuesday morning. The lone prisoner, charged with intoxication, had his case continued.
 John A. Paine, secretary of the town school ronmittee, estimates that the cost of running the schools of the town , will be just about equal to the amount appropriated for school purposes.
 Gas Main Extension.
 The D and P. Gas and Electric com pany has distributed pipes through Franklin street for the extension of the gas mains of the company through that street. Lines are also to be extended in Carter street and in Dyer street, as far south as the home of Louis VienS. The company has recently extended it's gas service through the Riverview sec ton and Maple street.
 Careless Shooting.
 Prosecuting Attorney A. c. Bill has rifle bullet shot by someone who got reckless with firearm in the River view section on the night before the Fourth The missile travelled probably from somewhere near the western end of the bridge up to the home of Sarah Morse, who lives on the crest of the hill, smashed through a pane of glass and imbedded itself 1n the woodwork of the house. Mrs. Morse had passed by the point where the bullet struck only a few minutes before.
 Trolley Express Blockade.
 Business men who are anxious that the matter of the trolley freight sta- tion blockade each wee,< day be abated expect to take action soon, as the af- fair has been hanging fire since last winter. One reason given for the. de- lay in adjusting the matter is the transfer of control of the trolley sys- tenn, and now that this has been made the local men think that they should get some action.
 Congregational and Baptist Churches
 May Unite-
 Members and adherents of the Con- gregational and Baptist churches of t0 q lar. whether the time has not come for uniting their religious forces in that community. The method of co-opera- tion that is being advocated is such a5 has been successfully adopted in sey- eral instances in Connecticut, and is being taken up with enthusiasm in Massachusetts and in other states. Un- der such a union as Is proposed neither of the churches need reDounce their de- nominational entity.
 Hurrying to Marry Before August 1st.
 News surely travels. Rhode Island and Massachusetts couples who have been contemplating matrimony and have a desire to avoid giving a five days notice of intent to marry, as is required under. the statutes of the states mentioned, have heard that Con- necticut will shut out non-residents from marrying within it's borders after August 1st. unless a five days notice is filed and are now boiling over the borders of Nutmeg land to get wedding knots tied before the new law becomes effective Indications are for a record being made in out of town weddings before the first of the month. That the couples know about the impending law is indicated by remarks they make about it.
 Getting Employment Certificates. Under the newest and most stringent requirements of the state having to do with the employment of persons under 16 years of age, local high school stu dents who have a desire to be 1ndustri- ous and money earners during the long summer vacation find that they must secure from Principal Robert K. Ber- l nett a statement to the effect that they l have attended the high school, this i statement being later presented to 1 Agent H. J. Potter of the state board ] of education, who issues the certificates i giving them the legal right to accept l employment during the summer months A surprising number of the 1 students are asking for the right to work rather than to spend the long | summer days idle this fact refuting l the sneering insinuation of those who would have people believe that high 1 school students are being unfftted, | rather than prepared for a life of act 1 i've endeavor.
 1 Berry Pickers Busy. ! The huckleberry season has opened. 1 Every day now children and their etd- ! CTS may be seen in the fields east oI i here picking from the fine crop of ber-