Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-29
DANIELS0N AND PUTNAM NEWS
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l the entertainment during the lectuYers s I hourA
 Danlelsen people read with interest Of Sunday baseball games played in l Waterbury, New Haven and Bridge port cities in Connecticut. This fact l IS made particular note of here by per sons who want 8 more liberal Sunday
 law. and by some others who do not. If the general assembly passes the l Dill carrying an appropriation for the l much needed repairs to. the state ar mory here a cement floor may be laid 1 in the drill shed. The present floor is i in very poor condition.
 1 Active at Eighty. 1 Prof. s. P. Davis of Furnace street
 will reach his eightieth birthday an nfversary Monday of next week He is one of the most active men of his years in this vicinity and says that he enjoys life as thoroughly as when l he was boy.
 William Marland of this place is to ! be retained by Manager Jesse Bur- kett of the Worcester New England
 league, team and will pitch in reg ular turn during the season that is to open this week.
 Search has been made here by Rhode Island officers for three youne, [ fellows who recently escaped from the state prison at Cranston. The trio, reported to be in this section, have
 not been located, however. K. of c. Delegate Chosen. At the monthly meeting of Rose Of Lima council. K. of C., held Sunday Grand Knight Thomas F. Ward was elected a delegate to the state conven- ton to be held at Danbury, May 12 The national convention of the order is to be held in Boston in August this year, the first time in an eastern city Tor several years and a large number of members will attend from eastern Connecticut towns
 New Lighting a Success.
 More arc lights will Dr0ba hJv moved to make place for the new type of incandescent street light that has been adopted for Danielson. The new system has proved so satisfa ctory in giving better distribution of light that the borough officials will take up the matter of making further changes. At the same cost to the borough more of the incandescents can be had than arcs.
 No May Day Parade.
 There will be no May day parade for the members of the Thirteenth company. c. A. C.. this year, This IS due to a revision of the regula- lions governing small arms practice. Under the new arrangement it is nec- essary for the members of the com pany to do their preliminary work un- 1 officers, the shooting for qualification l score being made toward the close of | the shooting season and at a time | when an inspector of small arms prac- tee is present. Therefore, the an nual field day will not come this year until September or October.
 On account of the rain of Monday, few persons did anything toward th5 object of cleanup week. An expres- sion of favor of the movement is heard though that indicates some good re- suits in pros pect An effort will be made to interest the school children in the work
 Stores in Good Demand
  ness places available in the Main street section of the town are now oc- 'upied or rented and will be occupied soon This is in direct contrast to conditions here three years ago At hat time stores were vacant in num- oers- Willimantic company has eased a store in the Key stone block he last one vacant in that building