Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-05
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DANTELSON
Dorothy Alice Dyson's Death--Fourth of July orsepiay-F7undreds of De- Pesitors Against Bank Receivership --WilliamsviiIe. Flag Raising.


 Philias Jodoin was at Attleboro Fri day. visiting relatives
 Fred 5. Reach of New Haven spent the holiday with his parents, Mir. and Mrs James E. Reach
 Arthur Call of Boston is the guest or MT and Mrs. George H. Call of Broad street
 Henry A. Danvers of Providence spent the holiday with friends in Dan ielson,
 Mr and Mrs. F. W Bassett of Prov ihaence were visitors with relatives here over the holiday
 Miss Alma Morin of Willimantic has been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. L. J. Morin.
 Benches for Davis Park.
 pr. George M. Burroughs of the park committee has arranged for putting out the extra seats on Davis park
 Mir. and Mrs. Ira D. Martin are en- tertaining Elinor Holt of Lisbon Falls. Me.
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Gall leave today on an automobile trip of several days.
 Miss Maud M. Reach of Fitchburg who is visiting Mr. and Mrs w E. Reach of the West Side, is to leave next week to attend summer school at Auburndale Mass.
 Brown Paaineton Marriage.
 A recent marriage here by Judge .. B. Getty was that of Harry M Brown of Brooklyn. N. Y. and Mrs Lillian F. Pagington of Providence
 Frank Spaulding of Providence spent the holiday with relatives in Daniel son and Brooklyn
 Mrs. John Bassett has returned from visit with relatives in Fall River and Providence.
 Mrs. L. E. Young and daughter Ella nave gone to Oakland beach for a stay of ten days
 Miss Mary Sullivan of Fall River is visiting relatives in Danielson.
 Going to Pine Grove
 Mrs. James Reynolds of Mechanics street leaves next week for Pine Grove, near Mantle, to spend the summer
 Rev. John Rowland, of Guadalajara, Mexico, has come here with his fam fly to spend the summer. Mrs. How land is a daughter of Deacon w. H. Chollar.
 Death of Dorothy Alice Dyson.
 Dorothy Alice Dyson. two years daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Dy- son. died at their home on Reynolds street at o'clock Friday morning.
 Abner Weisberg in business in Hart ford and Benjamin Weisberg. candy manufacturer, in Brooklyn, N. Y, spent the holiday with their parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Weisberg of Academy street.
 Fourth of July Jolly and Noisy.
 Danielson's night before celebration was speradically noisy, nothing like performances of previous years Some instances of vandalism and indications of lack of judgment between having a good time and destroying property were noted. Young men who mighC have had the key to the building for the asking if they really felt that tleir happiness depended upon ringing the bell in the School street school at mid night, burst open the bulkhead door leading into the cellar to gain entrance to the building, damaging the door so badly that a new one will have to be built. The young fellows respon- sibie for this piece of fooiishness like to pose as goody goedy boys when papa and mamma are around. toe.
 Eighty Employed at WiIIamsvlIIe.
 About 80 are now employed in the plant of the Killingly manufacturing company at Williamsville. Cotton is being put through the process of man ufacture and will reach the stage where the yarn will be ready for the looms in about one week High grade cotton is used in making the yarn. which Is for the weaving of automo- bile tire duck. At present the cotton has reached the state of manufacture speeders. From now on the number of workers at the plant will grad ually increase.