Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-16

Danielson friends attended the fu- neral of Dr. F. W. Darmer at Putnam l Tuesday morning.
 1 Henry A. Richardson of Pawtucket was a visitor with friends in Daniel l son Tuesday.
 My Old Kentucky Home was the l play presented by. the Jack Lynn 1 Stock company at the Orpheum thea l ire Tuesday evening.
 Miss Ella Sidley is recovering from an illness that has kept her confined to her home for two weeks.
 Visiting in Alberta.
 Miss Anna Doyle has gone to AL berta for a visit with relatives morning for Boston. where he is to be employed.
 Mrs. Edward Lamonths of New Bed ford has been visiting friends in Dan ielson, her former home.
 Mrs H. F. Glendining of Maple street will have the members of the Ladies' Art club al her home for a meeting this Wednesday, afternoon
 J. Herbert Smith, agent for the Quinebaug company, is still confined to his home on the West Side.
 Henry P. Latham of Attleboro called @n friends in Danielson Tuesday
 Miss Carrie l.. Fellows was the leader at the meeting of the Woman's Missionary society at the Congregd- tiona1 parsonage Tuesday afternoon
 Miss Mariette Healey has resigned
  General Supply company.
 Harry J. Hyde has been in Boston to attend the grand concert given by $50 musicians in the Mechanics build ing.
 No Sewer for High Street.
 No sewer will be built in High street this year. No one appeared in favor of the project at the annual borough meeting. where 1t was stated that some of the property owners on
 
 sewer built.
 With the memory of what eeal cost them during the past winter, customers of local coal dealers are not heSitati1g long over the matter of placing their orders for next winters supply, which is now obtainable at the lowest price. Used 83 BaIets-Must Pay for 1,ooo
 Although only S3 ballots were used in the annual borough election of Tuesday the borough is called upon to pay fer the 1,666 furnished by the state, this being the minimum allowed to Banielson under the requirements of the law.
 What Putnam is to couples from southern Massachusetts towns in the way of a Gretna Green, Danielson is to couples from Providence and other Rhode Island points. This is becoming more and more noticeable of late.
 New Sewer to Cost $500 or $500.
 It is estimated that the net cost of the borough for building the sewer now authorized through Maple street from Palmer to Main street will be between $500 and $500. About one-third of the gross cost will be met through assess ments on abuttfng property owners, as has been the practice since the con struction of the sewer system com menced. Maple street residents are pleased with the prospect of getting sewer service, as 1t has been shown that it is badly needed to relieve some unwholesome conditions in that sec tion.
 ProwIer at Hutohins Place.
 Chief George M. Filling was called to the s. Cady Hutchins place, Green Hollow road. vacant temporarily, to investigate the presence of prowler who approached the house. peered in one of the windows and then secreted himself in the barn. His actions were witnessed by two persons who report ed the matter. 1t was thought that the man was to be captured, but he evidently sensed that he had been seen and got out of the barn before the officers arrived. Whether or not there is any connection between the mans visit and the shooting incident that occurred there nearly month