Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-10

ACIlVity EVefyWneFe - neSloentS to Oil Broad Street. Representative A. H. Huntingdon will go to Gettysburg the latter part of next month for the big anniversary celebration to be held there MT. ArIhington fought at Gettysburg as a ! member of Rhode Island battery. Game Postponed.
 On account of rain. the game sched- uled to be played a Pomfret Friday afternoon between the K, H. s. team l and the Pomfret second team was postponed
 Miss Georgette Jette student at the Emerson school of oratory in Boston, completed her first years work at the school Friday MT. and Mrs. D. E. Jette will motor to Boston Sunday, ! their daughter returning with them.
 Sunday Afternoon Service. William A. Mason is to conduct a religious service at the schoolhouse in the Sparks district Sunday afternoon. Harriet Randall, who has been with relative in Rockland, R. l.. for sev- eral months, will return to her home in Willimantic after visit here with her sister, Mrs W. o. Bowen.
 Mothers Day Observance. Mothers day will be observed with special services at the Methodist church Sunday. The sermon and the music will be with special thought of 1 the day observed.
 Plans for holding a clambake and outing at Old Killingly pond on Sun l day by the members of the Danielson 1 Fresh Air club have been abandoned May 25 is the date that has been se lected for the outing.
 Band Invited to Play. An invitation has been extended by | the Killingly Memorial Day associa- tion for the East Killingly band to 1 play at DayviIle on Memorial Sunday, May 25 The East Killingly band will | also participate in the exercises in Danielson Memorial day.
 i Lack of initiative will again leave 1 Danielson without a baseball team for | the coming summer season. 1t is ap- i to take Up the work of organizing 1 team.
 Special Programme Arranged. 1 Arrangements have been made so l that all who need such assistance will l be brought to the Mothers day ser vices in the Baptist Sunday school on l Sunday A special programme mas 1 been arranged for the day.
 i Rev Clarence H Barber will attend i the annual meeting of the Wlndham association of churches and ministers to be held at the Congregationai 1 CnuECA III lnOlilpSC1l O4A l oOf9NeNS OH 1 next week.
 Reception to Pastor and Wife.
 Members of the Methodist church and members of other churches in Danielson gathered at the Methodist church Friday evening for the recep- tion to the new pastor, Rev. E. A Legg, and to Mrs. Legg. The address of welcome on behalf of the church was by Nathan D. Prince, the wei come on behalf of the other pastors and churches by Rev. c. H. Barber fine musical programme was given in connection with the reception
 Mrs. Shumway Delegate.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Shumway has been selected as the delegate from the La dies Art club of Danielson to the con vention of the Federated Women clubs of Connecticut to be. held 1T South Manchester May p. 23. "A
 Mills Busy and Prosperous.
 Industries that have taken mills a East Killingly during the past two wears are now well on the road tc do inq prosperous business and indica tions are for bright prospects in tha mart of the town. There is more in dustriaI activity in Danielson at thu present time than has been the cas' I for many years.
 Will Erect Another Stable.
 The Young Brothers company, witt plant on Mechanic street. or C. M i avenue, has plans for the erection 0 another stable on their property. liar rv Young of the firm will also haN' another house built on property oppo
 site the yard of the firm. The build
 ings will be constructed this season
 To Oil Broad Street.
 Residents of that section of Broat street between Potter and CottaS
 streets have made another agreemen
 to oil the street. as they have done Il
 the past, the expense being distribute' pro rata The use of oil has beel
 more satisfactory for street sprlnklln in the past than has water
 Sunday License of Little Local lnteres Both hotels in Danielson would D entitled to Sunday license allowin
 them to serve to bona fide guests un i der the bill that has been drafted b the excise committee of the genera
 assembly as a substitute for the bi providing that hotels may serve liquo to guests on Sunday. The clause i , the proposed bill requiring the pay ment of an additional $450 license fe
 for the privilege of doing a Sunda 1 business would not make the proposi tion such an attra ctiVe one in Daniel
 son however This extra cost To
 doing business one daY would be eqna ] to the present license cost for the si l business days of the week. and . Sunday the business to be transacted
 AS far as the sale of liquors would b
 concerned would be restricted
 guests of the rotels In town in
 size of panielson the sunday sellin
 proposition is not near as attractiv r as it is in the cities of the state. : It is a fact, though. especially dur | ing the summer season, when man
 automobilists, most of them persons c means come here that the local hott i men are frequently solicited by thei
 c-jIpGtG f0f q service that cannot lpg3
 ly be rendered ta them.
 Borough Briefs.
 The Ladies Missionary societies (