Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-06
DANIELSON
Miss Jarvis Undergees Operation Major J. A. Hagbers Conducts Court Martial-Fire on Water Street-Ef-
 fort to Stop lndiscriminate Splitting.

Martial-Fire on Water Street-Ef- fort to Stop lndisoriminate Splitting Miss Lucy Jarvis of Allen hill is resting comfortably at the Day Kim ball hospital in Putnam after oper- ation for appendicitis.
 Major John A. Ragberg of Norwich h has been in Danielson, conducting court martial proceedings with mem = bers of the Thirteenth company.
 Dr. F. H. Newton has been confined to his rooms for several days on ac- count of an attack of rheinla tism. George P. Barr of Springfield was a visitor with friends in Danielson l Wednesday.
 Miss Nellie Fournier has returned | to Springfield after visit at her home | here.
 l Dog Tags Received. Dog tags for 1913 have been received 1 by Town Clerk Frank T. Preston. Mrs T. F. Hopkins had the Ladies' Art club at her home for meeting l Wednesday afternoon. l Harold Atwood was visitor in Wor- 1 cester Wednesday.
 Dr. J. N. Perreauit was a principal 1 in a civil suit tried in the superior l court at Putnam Wednesday,, being 1 represented by Attorney Oliver K. Getty.
 Painfully Scaided. | Charles W. Nado, painter, is suf- 1 fering from scalds due to coming in contact with boiling water at local 1 mill
 Sidney P. Marland has leased a | home In the Joshua Hill house on 1 Broad street.
 Judge James N. Tucker presided at session of the town court Wednes- day morning. prisoner was sent to 1 jail.
 Norman Ross is recovering without l ill effects from the injury he received when shot with missile from air rifle Monday afternoon.
 Continuing Night School. It is probable that the night school will be in session four nights each week, instead of three nights after 75 sessions completed some time dur ing May.
 Coal ss per Ton. The price of coal remains at eight dollars a ton in Danielson, a reduc- tion of two dollars from the record price of s10 a ton this winter
 A supply of the new buffalo five cent pieces is expected to be received at the Windham County National bank today (Thursday). The bank people coin.
 Chimney Fire.
 The fire department was called out at 7.25 Wednesday morning for a chimney fire in the Thomas Ward house on Water street. the alarm com ing in from box No. 20. The fire was extinguished without damage to the property.
 To Stop Splitting on Walks, Etc.
 The Business Mems association has practice of splitting on sidewalks, in halls and on stairways in public build fngs in the borough, in the interest of public health and safety. Cards re- questing that the fault complained against be discontinued will be posted Hearing on Trust Company lneerpera-
 ton.
 Before the committee on banks of the general assembly at Hartford Tuesday afternoon there was a hear ing relative to the incorporation of the Killingly Trust company, which it is expected will do business in Daniel son. Attorney Sa bin SayIes Russell, clerk of the house, appeared before the committee in the interests of the incorporators There was no opposi- tfon to the petition. which, it is ex- pected, will be faVorably reported
 F. Walden Wright, state highway engineer, Is making arrangements for a survey from Elmville, over the lower road by the mill of the Brook Hill Manufacturing company, to East Kil- lingly. This is one of the stretches of highway that will probably be inn proved during the next year or two.
 At the jail in Brooklyn Wednesday the county commissioners were to- gether for regular monthly meeting. While here in Danielson the selectrnen of KfllingIy also held a regular meet ing
 May Succeed Themselves.
 The annual borough meeting ais now less than month away. Indications are that if the present officials care to remain in their positions they will have the support of the citizens. No ton to any of the present officials
 The new state law requiring the marking of the net weight of the con tents of packages containing food stuffs is not being more than rigidiy observed in Danielson, 1t is said, al- though some dealers have been care ful to comply with the requirements of the statute.
 Several carloads of crushed stone for use on the stretch of state road from Attawaugan to BaHouVille have arrived at AttaWaugan crossing and some of the top dressing has been spread over the surface of the highway mentioned. Getting Acquainted with Towns Pro-
 ducts.
 The series of exhibits of products of the industrial companies doing bus mess in killingIy that has been ar ranged by A. P. Woodward is proving of special interest They have brought out the fact that only very small are familiar with the goods that the mills and factories reproduce. Mir. Woodward is making arrangements for more displays of the same nature.
 To Debate with PlainfieId
 The students who will represent Killingls high school in the debate with PlainfeId high school are Ben iamin Brown, Miss Mildred Bassett and Lester Shippee, with Miss Dora Reeves as alternate. The play to be given by and in the interest of the senior class of the school has been selected-Rose O'Plymouth Town.
 Alfred l.. Reed left Wednesday for q business trip to Hartford and New | Ork.
 Three Bridges Need Repairs.
 The urgent need of repairs on three bridges Of the town of Killingly caused the seiectmen at their meeting on Wednesday, to decide to call a special town meeting for Wednesday of next week. to see if the town will vote to re- place two of the bridges and repair the other one and to make the neces- sary appropriations. The bridges in question are the footbridge across the Five Mile river from near the state armory to Riverview in Danielson, which bridge it is proposed to repair and the Daniels bridge and the Bart