Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-17
SECRETARY KELLEY RESIGNS.
Is to Leave Washington to Engage in
 Manufacturing, After Ten Years of


 John B. Kelley of Dayyfl1e, who has been private secretary for Senator Frank B. Brandegee fer ever ten years, has given up his position. MT. Kelley says he rendered his resignation last fall before eiectien, to take effect this spring. His successor has been nam ed He is William D. Lundy of Wash ington, D. c. MT. Kelley expects te engage in manufacturing. MT. Kelley is the son of Representative and Mrs: W. P. Kelley of DayVilIe. During his stay at Washington Mir. Kelley has given highly efficient service. AHeng the aPpeintn7 ents he has held, in addi tien to his private seeretaryship, was enc clerk of the United States sen ate committee on iRteroceanic canals, Of which committee Senator Brandegee is chairman. MT. Kelley is uncertain as to the exact date when he will be to by April l, although he may get away earlier.
 Girls Wanted.
 Danielson now has a girl problem, one of industrial nature Only year ago young women weh wanted pe- sitionS in town could not find a mar lfet for their services. but now the conditions are reversed The demand has exceeded the supply It has been necessary during the past few days to appeal to employment agencies in nearby cities to supply yonug women for places in Danielson establishments. The new mills and the handkerchief factory have absorbed all the local sup ply of young women help. and still more are needed for places that remain vacant. Four young women will come here from Worcester to work this (Monday) morning, and another dozen will be brought here in a few days.
 To Enlarge Laundry
 The business of the Palace Laundry is again to be enlarged. The contem- plated expansion will result in the oc cupying of the building adjoining the present laundry, the one where the bowling. alleys have been located for number of years. Ira D. Martin. pro prietor said Saturday that he expects to cover the alleys over with floor. The new machinery to be added will be of 8 nature to allow of ironing by electricity and doing other work not possible with the present equipment of the plant The working force is to be increased.
 On Tour Of inspection.
 Vice President Whaley of the New Haven road passed through Daniel son Saturday afternoon on a special train run over the road for an inspec- ton trip. The special left Providence at a. m., going to Worcester, thence south over the local line.
 Haipin Competed.
 Thomas J. Halpin, quarter mile champion of the United States and Canada, competed in the Seventy fourth infantry (New Yorko A. A. games at Buffalo Saturday night, rac ing in the 40 yard dash and an open event in which several of the best mid dle distance runners in the country were entered This was Halptn's last race until after he has had a, chance to recuperate from the strain of the many events in which he has competed dur ing the past year.
 Brief Local Notes.
 Mrs Gladys M Wright of Putnam is to sing at the evening services at the Congregational, church Easter Sunday.
 Mrs Francis Burroughs was taken seriously i'll Saturday morning. .i
 George Nash Is III at his home on Mechanic street.
 Palms were blessed and distributed to the congregation at the high mass at St. James church Sunday.
 4 meeting of the members of Mo Gregor post. 6. A. R. was. held Satur- day afternoon.
 Tn the Baptist Sunday school there were commemorative exercises incident to the tooth anniversary of the birth of David Livingstone.
 Quotations from the works of James whitconb Riley will be given at the meeting of the Ladies Reading Circle with Mrs. Joseph Danieison this (Mon davl afternoon.
 Warden W. I. Bullard has returned