Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-31
DANIELSON

 Thfrty-sisht Fas,fiiss Arrt~s ts FIJI
 Up Mill rsnernsrts-Ais Deposit
 Books caIisd Ia by eavtnss Bank
 Henry Leonard. fer psusnsracy at
 WiIIiamsvilis, Given i3 Months in
 Jail.
 Representative A. H. Arminston has introduced a house resolution in the Harry E. Back to succeed himself as judge of the town court of Kiilingiy. The resolution was referred tp the 5u- dietary committee.
 Haisin Close Second.
 Thomas Ha,pin finished 2 close seo- end to Ted Meredith of Mercerbery academy, the Olympic champion. in regiment armery, New York; WedneS- day evening,
 This (Friday) afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. H, Armtngten there Is te be a meeting at which the Civic Fed eration of Danielson is to be formed.
 Following the very fine lecture of Rev Dr. Anna Shaw, there was much discussion Thursday among the men for women.
 At the masses at St. James church Sunday the regulations for the Lenten season. which begins next Wednesday,
 
 Will Fill Up Tenemscts
 The arrival here of ss families from West Warren, Mass, to work in the means that all of the empty tene- nents of the company will again be occupied.
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Call, MT, and Mrs. A. V. Woodwork and A. F. Woodward were among those who nave been to Providence from Daniel son to witness the musical production From Paris to Broadway.
 Charles B. Hurchfns and Daniel Larkin have been at Providence at tending the automobile show.
 It Is generally agreed between fish ermen in Danielson that the closing Of Alexander's lake to fishing for a period of two or three years is fine DToposition, as when an open season comes again there should be some royal sport there.
 e Heard Suffrasists.
 A number from Danielson and other places in the town of Killingiy were mt Putnam Thursday evening to hear suffrage rights for women in Con necticut.
 Will Observe Feb. 18th and 22d.
 Postmaster c. A. Potter's efforts. as patriotic instructor of the department of Connecticut, c. 4. F.. for the proper observance of Lancoin's and Washing ten's birthdays throughout the state have met with cordial responses from patriotic instructors of posts.
 An Exceptional Month.
 The January that closes today is said by close observers of the weather to be the most remarkable that Wind ham county has had in & score of years. SIeighing across fields and over walls. buried deep beneath the snow, Is what one was accustomed to ex- pect during the first month Of the year, an old-tfner said Thursday
 Treasurer's Report Filed.
 The annual meeting of the Westf1eid Cemetery association has been post poned. although the report of the treasurer, Nathan D. Prince, has been presented and placed on file. The ab- sence of quorum prevented the hold ing of the meeting and election Of of hcers.
 MT. Princes report shows that both the general fund and the perpetual care fund of the society have increased during the year that has just closed The general fund now amounts to $s,236.T7, and the perpetual care fund to s10.5s7.62, an increase in the two funds of $ss6.s4 over 1911.
 The value of investment in the per- petual care fund is becoming more and more apparent to lot holders. it is evident for the number represented in the fund shows steady increases from year to year.
 The Westfield cemetery property, at the northwest of Danielson, is one of the best kept properties of it's kind in eastern Connecticut