Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-19
OBITUARY.
Gsoras o. Brown.

George o. Brown, who has been ser
 iously i'll for many weeks. died at his nome on Furnace street at about 40 Friday morning. MT. Brown had lived all of his life in this town He was the son of MT. and Mrs. John Brown, both deceased, old residents of the
 town. By occupation Mir Brown was a blacksmith, following that trade for years. He had been up to the time of his illness faithful enploye of the Qu1nebaug company. concern that employed him for years. He was well known and well liked having many friends throughout this section of the county.
 Mir. Brown leaves his wife. three brothers. William s. of Danielson, Henry, Louis of Chelsea Mass and two sisters, Mrs. Ellen Jones of Albion, R. I. ,and Florence of Worcester Mr. Brown was born in Danielson 4o years ago. having passed his last birthday on the tenth of the present
 month. He was a member of Rattler
 Hook and Ladder company of the local fire department.
 Mrs. Ellen Matthews.
 Mrs. Ellen Matthews. about TO. a. resident on Main street, died Thurs
 day afternoon. She has been in i'll
 health for long time. but her condi- tion did not become serious until with in few days.
 Judge Warner Addresses D. A. R.
 May Is, when the annual business meeting of the organization is to be held, report from the continental congress will be given by Mrs. E. H. Reach. delegate from Sarah Williams Danielson chapter, D. A. R.
 At this weeks meeting of the chap ter a talk on General Israel Putnam and the Wolf Den at Ponfret was giv- en by Judge E. M. Warner of. Putnam and the subject, lueidIy and entertain ingly treated, proved most instructive. The hostesses were Mrs. c. H. Kings bury, Mrs F. A. Jacobs, Mrs. NJ. $. Warren Mrs. H. M. Thompson, Mrs. Walter Frissell, Miss Edith F'rissen
 Miss Grace Spalding has prepared a paper upon the subject Inception and Growth of Woman Suffrage, which she is to read at the next meeting of the Danielson branch of the Equal Fran chise league.
 No Signs of New Station.
 There being no outward indication that the work of building a trolley freight station to relieve the intol- erable daily blockading of lower Main street by trolley express cars and Na- hicles that come to the station action is promised by the Business Mems as- sociation which has been awaiting de- veiopments since a promise of relief was given during the winter months The understanding was that new sta tion would be erected south of the steam road freight station.
 MT. and Mrs. John Young and daughter. Elsa, Portland. Ore. are wis iting with Mrs. Young's parents, MT. and Mrs. Timothy E. Hopkins.
 The Ethel May Shorey company of l players will be the attraction at the 1 Orpheum theatre the last three days 1 Of next week. The company is now | playing in Loomer opera house. Willi- 1 mantic.-adv.
 Warren Chapter Elects Officers.
 At the annual conVocatiou of Warren l chapter, No. 12. R. A. M. Friday even 1 Ing the following officers were elected: l B. H. P. B. L. Darbie; K. S., S. Rus 1 sell; S.. Earl Nj. Young; treasurer, 1 Frank T. Preston: secretary, D. F. l aenworthy; c. of H.. Frank T. Pres | :on; P. S. Jabez R. Bowen; R. A. C., | Charles E. Franklin; master of the i hfrd vail, William K. Litch; master i ,f the second vail. Charles M 4 dams: master of the first vail, Frederick o. 1 Arrnington: tyler. Edward S. Carpen- 1