Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-15
CANIELSON

Annual Meeting of corporators and
 Directors of Savings Bank Put Over
 to Aug. 11--Adding Position to
 Switchboard-EiectricaI Storm Af-
 ter Wedding Sunday.
 The annual meetings of the cor porators and directors of the Wind ham County Savings bank held on Monday were adjourned until August cause of the pendency of the receiV- ership proceeding instituted by the bank commissioners. The officers of the bank believe that it's future policy should be worked out and the plans for it's opening should be matured be- fore the election and business of the annual meeting are effected. It will be impossible to arrange for the opening and future management of the in stitution until the bank commission CTS proceedings have been terminated.
 Guest from Baltimore.
 Miss Emma Chartier is entertaining Mrs. W. Beland of Baltimore.
 Frank Lathrop, of Riverside. N. J., formerly of Danielson. has been a re- cent visitor with relatives here.
 Rev. and Mrs, M. Joseph Twomey, of Portland, Me, have sailed for Flu rope, to spend the summer.
 Judge and Mrs MI A. Shumway have returned from Newfoundland.
 Patrick Moran is seriously i'll at his home in Brooklyn.
 Miss Yvonne Leclaire of Woonsocket was a. recent visitor with relatives in Danielson.
 Miss Annie Breault recently enter tained the clerks of Mdme, Cyr's store at their semi annual dinner party at her home.
 Mrs. Mary SaIotti is to leave the nf foy -i,i+ 0f few days with relatives in Provi- dence.
 Mrs. c. c. Campbell was visitor in Hartford Monday.
 Held for Moosup Break.
 Joseph McGarry. Moosup. charged with breaking and entering build ing in that place, is at Brooklyn jail to await trial at the September term of the superior court
 Miss Anna Rix of Worcester. for merly resident of Danielson has been a visitor with friends in town.
 MT. and Mrs. George Domingue have returned to Central Falls, R. l., after visit with relatives here
 Miss Nellie Sullivan of Worcester visited MT. and Mrs. Louis E. Ken nedy over Sunday.
 Going to Camp Meeting.
 A number of Danielson people leave this week to attend the annual camp meeting at East Douglas.
 The runaway of a horse belonging at Furnace street stable created a few minutes of excitement in the business section Monday morning. Hearing Before Utilities Commission.
 Today is the date for the hearing of the Connecticut Mills cemDany's peti- tlon relative to service rendered by the Crystal Water company, the hear ing to be before the public utilities commission at Hartford
 The rate of tuition is not to be in creased at Killingly High school this fall, but will remain the same as for the past year. $50 for out of town students.
 Probate Appointments.
 Miss Eva Tripp is executrix of the estate of George H. Wheaton, who died recently at his farm near Alta Waugan. Stephen L.. Prentice of Prov idence has been named as administra- tor of the estate of his father, James L. Prentice.
 Big Reels Arrivine.e
 Two huge motor trucks were en- gagged Monday in hurrying the dis tribution of the reels lof cable that are to be run through the conduits of the A. T. and T. company. About a trainload of the cable has been re- ceived here and distributed along the line of the underground route.
 The list of Killingly men drawn at Putnam Monday as jurors in Windham county is just half the number of names submitted by the selectmen of this town the reduction made being in accord with the law.
 Adding to Switchboard.
 At the central telephone station Monday an equipment force com menced the work of adding another position to the switchboard. This po- sition is added that the increasing traffic in the division may be better cared for, as another operator can be used The new position will be the fifth and when it is in working order that number of operators can be at work at the same time.
 At the Orpheum theater Monday evening Manager Kerr gave his aud- fence a novelty in motion pictures. this being a local reel showing an audience coming out of the Orpheum. The pie ture was taken about ten days ago. Many of the people in the audience were intensely interested in having a look at themselves on the screen and more pleased than they have often been at watching other celebrities shown there. The picture was a very good one. the first of it's kind ever shown | here and about everyone in it could be easily recognized. This idea of show ing local scenes will probably be de- veloped as it promises to make a big hit.
 Union Service. l Arrang have been made for union services for the congregations of the Congrega Baptist and Methodist churches on Sundays dur ing August. commencing the second Sunday, this applying to morning ser vices. The Sunday evening union ser vices are to be held on Davis park | during August
 Electrical Storm. 1 No damage was reported from the severe electrical storm that passed over Danielson just before midnight ] Sunday, but many persons were awak- 1 ened from their sleep and given a ner- vous half hour by the vivid flashes o1 1 lightning and very heavy thunder.
 Melted $145.
 It was announced at St. James | church that $145 was made on the i church supper last week. Another l church event that will mark the sum- mer months is the annual lawn fes- l tival
 PUTNAM