Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-26

Mrs. John A. Gilbert and Mrs. Charles A. Hyde were visitors in Norwich on Tuesday.
 J. Carl Witter was in Providence on business trip Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. James R. Walsh are entertaining MT. Walsh's mother, Mrs. Mary Walsh of Westerly.
 Will Attend Inauguraticn.
 Town Clerk Oscar Atwood of Brook lyn is to be in Washington for the in auguration of President elect Thomas Woodrow Wilson.
 George Lewis has been spending sev- eral days in Boston this week.
 Miss Blanche Woisard is in Boston for a few days.
 Edmund Quincy was in Worcester Tuesday on a business trip.
 Harold R. Robertson of Pawtucket was visitor with friends in Daniel son on Tuesday.
 Mail Unclaimed.
 Letters addressed to Miss Gladys Van iSteenburg, B. B. Johnson, Thomas Pryor and John F'risbie are unclaimed at the postof1ice this week.
 A Zero Morning.
 Another morning of zero tempera- ture was experienced in Danie1son on Tuesday, which was one of the coldest of the winter.
 house on his property on Academy street
 All the lots have not yet been secur- ed in the deal that contemplates the erection of another plant at Industrial place.
 The contract for the erection of a trolley freight station here has been let, but when the construction work will commence is not announced.
 Cooperative Store.
 The Polish people who recently came here from West Warren, Mass, to
  engagements for the establishment of a cooperative store. Numerous mem bers of the new company will have shares of ownership in the business, which will be conducted by man who had charge of a similar store in West Warren.
 1900 Passbooks Received.
 About 1900 passboolss out of a total of 2,600 had been received for verifica- ton at the bank of the Windham County Savings society up to Tuesday night Individual notices are now being sent out to the delinquents who have up to this time failed to bring in their books and have them checked up, process that has been underway since about the first of the present month. New Machinery at Attawaugan Mill: At the mill of the Attawaugan com pany. in Attawaugan. new carding and spinning machinery is being added to the main plant, taking the place of machines that are being discarded. The erection of a weave shed by the com pany during the past year has made possible many changes and improve ments now under way.
 Camp of S. W. V. to Be Organized. Frederick E.. Kies has forwarded to the proper officials the petition for the formation of a camp of Spanish War Veterans in Danielson. As required by the regulations governing the issuing of a charter for a camp, MT. kies se- cured only the minimum of fifteen names, but he has the names of a number of others eligible to member ship. When the arrangements are completed the state commander of the organization will come to Danielson for the formation of the camp.
 Banquet of Thirteenth Company.
 Borough officials and other guests were at the armory Tuesday evening for the annual banquet of the Thir- teenth company, c. A. C., Captain FL bert L. Darbie acting as toastmaster at the postprandia1 exercises officials, guests and members of the company to toasts. The banquet was served under the direction of Ser geants Ira A. Warren and Arthur W. Logee, and was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
 The visitors watched with interest the work of the members of the com pany at infantry and artillery drill from to 9.30 o'clock, when the ban Quet was served.