Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-05
DANIELSON
I. B. Stetson's Horse Nearly 40 Years O1d-Sfx Hundred Lights for White Way-inspection Company Finds Borough Clean = Cot M. J. Wise Looks Over ArmorY.


 Looks Over Arnory.
 Ray Hamilton of Worcester is spend ing a few days at his home in Daniel son.
 c. c. Mortn of Taftvtlle was a wis 1tor with friends in Daniefson Thurs day
 Frederick Shunway has been spend ing several days with friends in Bos- ron.
 Mrs. Mary Salotti visited relatives in Providence Thursday.
 Miss Georgie D. Bates of &1foYrdehce visited -DanielsCn friends FhufSd9y.
 Miss Della Henry of Norwich recent ly visited relatives ii B8f1eiSon.
 Al EIIes' Feast.
 Danielson members of the lodge of Efzs at Putnam were in that place Thursday evening to attend the roast pig supper.
 Tridusrnn to Begin.
 The iridium in honor of the ap- preaching Feast of the Immaculate te Conception commences at s.. James church today.
 Beautifyinp Industrial Place.
 Several new stone piers of ornamen- tal design and sJTmOunted by eIectrlc lights have been built at street june lions in Industrial place.
 Attractive Holiday Displays.
 Progressive merchants in Danielson are displaying their Christmas lines, an invitation to those who wish to do their Christmas shopping early.
 In the interesting f1nlaJ GlNoFce suit now being tried i'll Boston mention is made of family troubles that occur red in Danielscn Conn.,, but mention of the nature of the trouble was not disclosed The Finlays are not known here
 Horse Nearly 40 Years Old.
 J. E. Stetson has a horse that will be 10 years of age within a few weeks. This is not only the oldest horse in the town of Brooklyn but probably 1n east ern Connecticut. AF. Stets9n says the horse is in good condition, that he drives it occasionally, but thaT the faithful animal is not as young as It used to be. The horse has been owned by the Stetson family for more than 50 wears and its age is attested by the records of the National Elorsemen' $ association
 Strfngine Wires for 600 Extra Lights. On Thursday the Wor6 of stringing the wires for the 6G0 lights that are to glow in the business section during the holiday season was commenced under the direction of Louis 4. Bradford. MT Bradford expects that the lights will be ready to turn on next TesdaX evening, when the Business Mems aSSoC1atIQn, under the direction of which organTza-- tion the scheme for the special lighting has been developed, will be holding it's annual meeting and banquet. IndIca-- tions are that the lighting scheme will be even more effective than last year, when the brilliantly illuminated streets were big feature of the holi- day season. The lights will burn nightly until the beginning of the new year.
 Officers of Moriah Lodge.
 These are the newly elected officers of Moriah lodge, No l5. A. F. and A. M: w M, Ebert L. Darbie; $. W., Orray F. Potter J. W. Sabin $. Rus sell; secretary. Frederic c. Arnirg- ton; tyler, Edward s. Carpenter: chap lain. Rev. James H. George, Jr;; mar shal. A. P. Woodward: $. D.. Charles <. Francis; J. D., Charles E1. Franklin: & S, Harold r Glendining; !. S., Ar thur F. Logee: auditors \. D. Prince, A P. Woodward, Charfes $. Bill.
 Relief Corps Officers.
 BEcGregor corps. W. R. c, has elect ed these officers for the ensuing year: President, Miss Lillian E. Bailey; senior vice president. Iettie M. James; junior vice president Belle Reach; secret tary, Myrtis Blanchard; treasurer, Hattie R. Bailey; chaplain, Hattie R. Franklin: conductor, Flora Kennedy;
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