Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-16

Brooklyn Grange Elects Woman Master.
 l pr. and Mrs. L. J. Morin are enter taining Miss Josephine Morin of New York
 Miss Josephine Gilligan of Stafford 1 Springs is spending a vacation of two wee4zss with friends in Danielson Bank Commissioner F. F. Holt of Hartford has been a visitor in Daniel son this week.
 Miss Jane C. Ritmann of Fall River visited Danielson friends Tuesday.
 Alfred L. Reed was in Norwich Tuesday on a business trip.
 MT. and Mrs. $. D. Horton and fam fly are entertaining Miss Helen Crook CT of Providence.
 Miss Olive Johnson has returned to Wauregan after spending few days at Pleasant View.
 Mail Unclaimed.
 Mail addressed to Arthur Beaudcin, Mrs Lillian Bramble, Mrs. Elnora Eng is unclaimed at the Danielson post office this week.
 Willamsvile Mill Rushed.
 The Williamsville Buff company, with a plant on School street, is rush. ed with business this season.
 Frank c. Tillinghast of Central Vil- lage ordered two moving machine knives and received two fully equipped moving machines by express, the ship ment charges amounting to nearly $9. How the shippers came to make the error is not known.
 A few of those who love a circus as they love few other things stayed up all last night that they might be witnesses of the arrival and unloading of the circus train this morning.
 Working Overtime.
 At the mill of the Danielson Cotton company some of the departments are being operated until late each night, the overtime to enable the company to fill large orders received.
 Friends here have received from Senator E. H. Reach copies of the State Register for 1913, and copies of the new automobile directory of Con- necticut; corrected up to June 1.
 Illegal Fishing.
 Quinebaug lake is closed to fishing, though there are some who are prone to forget that fact The idea in clos ing the lake to fishermen is not intend ed as arbitrary action but action taken to allow the lake to become worth while again as fishing place
 Leave for Nova Scotia.
 Dr. and Mrs. M $. Warren of Dan~ ielson and Miss Eva Warren, Boston leave today Wednesday, on a trip through Nova Scotia and NeWfound- land, where Dr. Warren is to do some salmon fishing. The party is to be away about two weeks.
 There seems little hope at the pres ent time of completing the connecting link of nlacadam highway, Stearns bill to the Rhode Island line, for the Dan- ieson- Providence trunk line this sea- son. The Reynolds street section will be completed about August l. how ever.
 Woman Master of Grange.
 Mrs. c. s. Hyde has been elected master of Brooklyn grange, to fill the unexpired term of Rev. Charles Downs. who has resigned. Mrs. Hyde fs one of the best known members of the grange in this part of the state.
 Cement Blocks for Sidewalk.
 Rev. M. J. Ginet of St. James church is experimenting in the construction of cement blocks for the construction of the church property on Franklin and Water streets. This improvement is to cost several hundred dollars. Father Ginet is also arranging for the inn provement of the church property at Hampton.
 Quarters for Bank.
 Bricklayers are engaged in building a vault and carpenters are rearranging the interior of the building on the West Side next to the Quinebaug store that Is to be occupied as a bank building.
 Mrs. A. S. Bruce is to remain at her home in Pomfret Landing, where the Bruce farm was recently sold Miss Hilda Hibbaka is to be with Mrs. Bruce as a companion.
 Every Store but One Occupied. With one exception, and that on ac- count of a peculiar circumstance, a restraining order being in force every store in Danielson is now occupied for the first time in many years. Bus mess is reported as satisfactory and as improving, due in great measure to the betterment of local industrial conditions
 Cool at Atlanta.
 Samuel Johnstone writes from At lanta Ga. where he is studying law that the weather there is ideal, and that during the early days of July when Connecticut people were swelter ing in a temperature close to 100, At lanta was delightfully."- cool, so much sc that light comfortable was needed for covering while sleeping.
 Choir Boys Outing. Rev. Ignatius Kost, pastor of St Josephs church, Dayville. recently took the altar boys of his parish to Web ster lake for an outing. which was greatly enjoyed by the party
 A local lumherrnan says that the dry weather of the past few weeks has tended to keep back the progress of the chestnut blight in wooded sec tfons in this part of the state but that the blight exists in quantity here abouts. Much of the lumber that would be destroyed were the trees that con tain it allowed to stand another year is being saved by prompt felling this season.
 Rubbish Can Needed. A suggestion is repeatedly made that waste cans be distributed at con- l veniert points on Main street for the etc, which now litter Main street .ir degree not seen in well kept towns