Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-06
DANIELSON

of Labor-Honors for Earl F. Wood
 Paine Markham Wedding-Henry
 c. Torrey Tells How Eastern Gcn-
 necticut Troops Helped Win at
 Gettysburg.
 Judge James N. Tucker presided at l a session of the town court Thurs day morning. Two prisoners were sent to jail to serve 30 days each for l intoXication.
 seIectman Hiram S. Franklin has l the contract for the construction of 1 the new Couture block at Moosup, a 1 two-story brick structure in which the postoffice is to be located. The election of Ernest Ross Warren as teacher of French and German in Killingly High school will create an other vacancy in the town school com- mittee as MT. Warren will resign be- fore commencing to teach.
 Several applications for membership were received at the first regular meeting of Camp w H. Hamilton, U. $. W. V, in the state armory Thurs day evening.
 The funeral of the infant son of Mir and Mrs. Alfred Lahaie was held Thursday, l.. E. Kennedy being the funeral director Burial was in St. James cemetery.
 Will Attend Commissioners Funeral. Practically all of the officials of Windham county will be at the funeral of County Commissioner Charles E. Barber of Central Village and there will be a Masonic delegation from Danielson.
 The two tenement dwelling house of the Quinebaug company on the West Side talked of as a location for the Brooklyn Savings bank, is to be va cated by the tenants now occupying 1 it.
 New Ball Team. | A baseball team has been organized 1 among the operatives of the Connect icut mills and the team is scheduled to play game with the Howard Hills 1 (R. I.) team at Clayville on June 15 The holding of the supreme conVen- ton of the Knights of Columbus in Boston in August, the first time in an eastern city for number of years will attract many members from towns in Windham county.
 New families are commencing to ar rive at WiIliamsville where the Kill lingly Manufacturing company is to begin operating it's plant in a few days.
 Trolley Freight Station Plans.
 Business men here have received a report that the arrangements for the erection of a trolley freight station off Main street are progressing in a satisfactory way and relief is to be looked Tor Tn snort time.
 Scarcity of Labor a Drawback.
 Work on the two bridges authorized constructed by the selectmen at the special town meeting a few weeks ago is progressing although there is scarcity of labor for doing this kind of work, The bridges are located in the Ballouville section of the town.
 The Danielson delegation, number ing several hundred, that is to take part in the Holy Name demonstration at Putnam, is to leave here Sunday on to commence at o'clock.
 Mrs. D. M. Bennett, Academy street, is to have the members of the Bap- tist Woman's Missionary societies at her home for a meeting this (Friday) afternoon. Baptist Missionary Work in the Philippines is to be the sub ject; Mrs w. J. Craig is to be the leader
 Alumni Meeting June 24.
 June A, the Tuesday following graduation day this year. has been selected as the date for the meeting association. in the assembly hall at the high school.
 Stand for Lovers, Not Band.
 The usual summer demand for band concerts on Davis park Is again heard; also the usual rejoinder-there Is no money to pay for them. Meanwhile the fine band stand makes a very ex- cellent trysting place these beautiful evenings tis said.
 This (Friday) afternoon at Dayvil1e Killingly High schools baseball team plays the fourth game of the season with the Putnam High school team, Killingly having won all of the games to date. This will probably be the last game of the season between the teams.
 On Staff of Brown Herald.
 Earl Franklin Wood, son of MT. and Mrs. A. F Wood, has been elected one of the four freshmen members of the editorial staff of the Brown Uniyer- sity Daily Herald. an honor based on the record he has made in competi tion as a class contributor during the school year now closing, a competi- tion that is always exceedingly keen. Raymond Abner Preston, son of Mir. and Mrs. Frank T. Preston, who has been member of the editorial staff of the same paper will be a member of the board of management during the next school year, his senior year, an honor that comes to but few col lege men. This advancement of the two local young men gives two Kill lingly High school graduates on the staff of the college journal