Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-28

Cashier Nathan D. Prince of the W1ndham County National bank has been elected vice president of the Connecticut Bankers association, an honor rarely accorded so young a man.
 Judge and Mrs. Arthur s. Bill left Friday to spend a few days at Fishers Island
 Frank A. Morrison of Providence was visitor with friends in Danielson Friday
 Mrs. C. D. King, formerly of Key holds street. entertained the members of the Ladies' society of the Methodist church at her summer home in Brook lyn Friday.
 Firemen's Committee.
 John Jaeger, John Gordon. Louis B. Kennedy, George O. Thomas and Ar thur Larnier, have been named a com mittee of the Danielson Ffremen's as- socation to make arrangements for the open night entertainment at the central station, July 3.
 Died at Backus Hospital.
 Jared Smith. 1s. son of MT. and Mrs. | John Smith of East Kfllingly. died at the Backus hospital, Norwich, follow ing an operation for appendicitis. The 1 young man was taken to the hospital | Thursday night of last week.
 Mrs. T. E. Hopkins is to entertain the members of the Ladies Reading i circle at their annual picnic to be held in Evergreen circle on Monday next. Mariand's Injury Serious.
 William Marland fears that the in jury recently sustained to his pitch | ing arm will prevent his ever playing l as well again.
 Reception for Rev Sherrod Soule. kiliingly man. was recently held at l the Dane street Congregational church, Beverly, Mass, where Rev. Mir. Soule was pastor 25 years ago. 1 Juvenile Grange to Meet. l Ki1lingly Juvenile grange is to hold its last meeting untfl after the vaca- 1 ton season this afternoon and an ef- 1 fort has been made to have as many members as possible present. Motor trucks and automobiles con- veyed members of the Baptist church and Sunday school to Roseland park, 1 Woodstock, Friday. for the annual out l ing and picnic of the school.
 Want Sewer Service. l Residents of High and Potter street Whe were especially anxious that sew CTS be constructed through sections | of the street are much disappointed borough meeting on the matter.
 Mrs. Henry Dembe and daughter, l Frances, have gone to Providence for i visit of a few days with MT. and Mrs. M. Herman. formerly of Daniel son.
 | SUNdSOt EhCaihSt tWSetSds 1 The officers of the KiIingly High | School Alumni association will con- slider a plan for holding the annual 1 reception and dance for the class at 1 the pavilion at Wildwood park next | June, the idea being that more persons may be accommodated and under more satisfactory conditions than can be 1 done in hall.
 James J. Burns of Winter street who until recently has been with a mill | at Central Village as department 1 overseer, is to move to Putnam, where | he Is an overseer with the Waterman | Worsted company.
 Much was heard Friday, pro and l con, relative to what was done at the special borough meeting Thursday evening in changing the name of the l street but the whole unsatisfactory situation is chargeable to a lamentable | lack of diplomacy in launching and 1 developing the plan to make the ] change desired.
 Friday a Broiier.
 As calendar day for July Friday was 1 one of the hottest ever Tn Danielson more complaint of the heat was heard 1 than during any day of the present l mess maker around the soda foun- 1 tains.
 Quiet Holiday Probable.
 There is to be no observance of the 1 Fourth in Danielson or vicinity this year except that provided at Wildwood 1 park. There has been no enthusiasm 1 for a real "big time" here There is, l however. a strong sentiment in favor 1 of a safe and sane Fourth and this can 1 be helped along by parents who insist l that their children shall not have ex- 1 p1osives of a dangerous nature to play l with.
 1 Moran Children Recovering.
 
 Mir and Mrs. Edward Moran of Bush | Ftill. were regarded as out of danger 1 Friday and no evil effects are expected | to follow their having partaken of swamp sumac berries, which caused the death of their sister Katherine.
 Will Build Two More Cottages.
 Within a short time Damase Bou- | Has. who has four houses under con- | struction in the northerly part of the borough is to commence the work of building two more cottages on Co., burn, these being the last of the six that he planned this spring to build The houses are principally intended for l the use of mill operatives employed in 1 that section of the town.
 Won Essay Prize.
 Henry Gallup has been awarded a prize of S3 for the best essay writ ten by q pupil in the eighth grade of the Danielson graded school, the sub ject of his paper being Intoxicants and | Athletics. There were sixteen compet- itors in the contest and all submit ted interesting and well written essays
 Loads of gravel have been distrib- uted along state highways in Killing ly for use in sprinkling over road sur face oil that is expected to arrive here within a short time.
 Honors for R. o. Small.
 Robert o. Small, formerly principa of Killingly High school. has beer elected a deputy state commissioner o1 education in Massachusetts. MT. Smal has held an important educational DO sition at Beverly, Mass. for the pas three years.
 Brief Locals.
 Mrs May Hall Sibley of Providence is visiting with MT. and Mrs. P. B Sibley.
 Mr and Mrs P. s. Maynard leave today for Oakland beach, where they have a cottage.
 George c. Heirion of Bridgeport wa: a visitor with friends in Danielson Fri day.
 The last meeting for the summer season of the Ladies' Benevolent so- ciety cs the Congreg gational church is to be held Wednesday afternoon.
 
 Justifying the Charges.
 Some of those New England rail. roads seem to be trying to justify everything that Louis Brandeis sais l