Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-22
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Services on oGdo Friday-Mrs. Pat. rick Lynch Dead at Moosup-Mae- adam for Reynolds Street-How Easter Will Be Observed.

Frederick B. Kies has decided to have the meeting for the formation of 8 Danielson camp of United Spanish War Veterans on the evening of March S1.
 Mr- and Mrs. George H. Call have returned from a stay of several weeks at Hot Springs, Ark, and other south ern points.
 The meeting of St. Alban,s parish IS to be held next Monday evening.
 Miss Grace Fuller is with friends in Rockville for Easter.
 James H. Barnett is making a bus mess trip to Portland, Oregon.
 Thomas J. AyIward left Friday for a business trip to Rochester, N Y
 Local Masons entertained Grand King Eddy of New Britain, who was a visitor in Danieison Friday.
 Hundreds of parishioners gathered al St. James church Good Friday for the afternoon and evening services.
 Night School Plans.
 Announcements are to be issued of plans for the night school for the nnal term. beginning Monday evening and extending into the. month of May. School will be in session four nights each week and new students will be received
 Hebrews in Danielson are today observing the feast of Purin one of the most important of their eccIesias- tica1 year.
 Miss Roberta Horton. teacher at the high school is spending the Easter recess at her home in Pawtucket.
 Good Friday Meditation.
 Beginning at noon Good Friday three hours service and meditation attracted members of the parish to St. sAlban's church.
 Employes of the town were engaged Friday in clearing the mud from the streets in Fhe business section of Dan 1elson, a work that was greatly ap-
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 recent marriage here was that or Victor D. Chambers and Selena $. Lincoln, both of Attleboro, Justice A. G. Bill officiating.
 Mrs. Ellen Codding had the mem oers of the Womans Foreign Mission ary society of the Methodist church at her home for a meeting Friday af- ternoon.
 Death of Mrs. Patrick Lynch. At Moosup Friday morning occurred vie of Patrick Lynch, formerly of Greeneville. where the family is well known.
 Considerable interest has centered during the past two days about the lions that have been kept in Danielson since they were recently shown at the Orpheum theater. The expected arrival of cubs eXcites extra attrac- ton. This Easter Saturday will be mark ed at St. Alban's church by pub lie baptism service at o'clock in the afternoon.
 Strikes Delay Deliveries. Local clothing dealers are facing an difficulty. They are un- able to secure deliveries of goods 1 bought months ago, this on account of the delays due to the garment l workers strike This does not mean 1 that the stores have no goods to sell, ] but that they cannot secure special | things that they are badly in need of 1
 Macadam the Choice.
 A letter received Friday morning by | First Selectman Hiram s. Franklin makes known that the state highway department has decided on macadam as the material for use in building the state highway through Reynolds street The specifications call for about 1,500 feet of rubble drain This is highly satisfactory arrangement and means that the road, for which the town of killngly has the construc ton contract, will be one of the very best. Mir. Franklin could not say Fri day just when the work will commence but it will not be long delayed.