Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-17
Willimantic, Danielson and Putnam

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 Quotations from Washington Irving will be given at the meeting of the Readin circle at the home of Mrs. Joseph Danielson this (Monday) after- noon.
 Patriotic societies in Danielson unite in their desire for a widespread dis play of the national colors on Wash. Ington's birthday, Saturday of this week.
 Will Return to California.
 George Clark, who has been the guest of his brother Henry Clark. of Broad street. since last fall. is to leave next Saturday for his home in Los Angeles. Cal, where he has been a Clark formerly lived in Plainfield.
 Fought at Gettysburg.
 A number of local veterans of the Civil war are planning to be at the battlefield of Gettysburg next July for the o0th anniversary of the great and men who fought at Gettysburg are Representative A. H. Huntingdon, Post master c. 4. Potter and George I. Henry, the last named as a member of a Massachusetts regim ent.
 To Cut Ice This Week. ! f16IDSEI shSdCn Will be 1n cnaTGe or securing the ice harvest for the Con sumers' Ice company from the reser- voir at East killingly when the work begins this week. Several days work will be required to fill the two big houses.
 Trolley Extension at Moosup.
 The Connecticut company is to be urged to extend its trolley line from Moosup Center. near the steam road station, to Almyville. Almyville is in l.. ton of the place about a mile from the railroad station.
 French Foresters Increase Membership
 Charter members of the courts of the French order of Foresters recently es- tablished in Danielsen and PlainfieId are making extra active efforts to in crease their membership. In Danielson there are about 25 members of the new fraternal society.
 MT and Mrs. Everett E. Salisbury of Moosup leave. this week for Frost proof. Fla. where they are to remain for some time Mrs Salisbury has relatives at. Frostproof.
 Patriotic Societies Attended.
 The special patriotic services in com of LincolnS and Washing tons birthdays at the Baptist church evening attracted a large con- R., W. R. C., s. of w., and D. A. R. being present.
 Tenenaents Occupied.
 At the present time there is hardly a vacant rent in the borough of Dan ielson. The boreugh's population has been steadily increasing for the past six months and is now close to record figures, if not in excess of them, this being a matter difficult to estimate.
 The members of the Killingly board of relief are to hold the last three scheduled meetings this week, the final ara E<rf6 dow lNa f0r1 changes in the figures set by the as sessors this year. it is said.
 The Farther Lights of the Brooklyn Baptist church held a meeting with this being the annual meeting of the organization and the time for opening the mite boxes.
 Need Money for Armory Repairs.
 Local military men hope that res oiution for an appropriation for re- pairs to the state armory here will pass the general assembly,, as thsi structure needs considerable attention to put it in first class order
 A quantity of heavy timber for the repair of the small railroad trestle above the village and near the mill pond has arrived at Dayvil1e. Railroad will do the work.
 Prospective buyers of small auto mobiles who are hesitating to close deals are being shown runabouts that Will Indk0 as HluCI as GG m1leS on a single gallon of gasoline, the big mileage obtained ofsetting the cost of the fluid.
 Bait from Norwich-(Not Liquid).
 The frozen surfaces of lakes and ponds in this section were fairly alive with fishermen Saturday, the best day for ice fishing that has come this year There was such shortage of suitable bait that messengers were sent to Norwich to get more.