Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-02
DANIELSON
May Breakfast Served by Baptist Cru saders-Murdock Brothers at Dr. pheum-.Ascension Day Observance -Neigh5orhood House Meeting.


 About 1eo persons were served at the very excellent May breakfast giv- en in the vacant store in the Savings Bank building from 5.30 to 3 o'clock Thursday morning under the auspices of the Crusaders of the Baptist church. ing for the service to begin and the late corners kept the attendants busy right up to closing time.
 Daintily arranged tables, with dec Orations of tulips, daffodils and ger aniums, made the improvised dining hall very attractive and the careful at. ,tention to detail was shown in the hand painted menus done by Mrs. All ton Frost.
 For twenty five cents, those who came to the breakfast found an ex- ceedingly liberal service. The menus choice of several cereals, with cream, eggs done in various ways, rolls, doughnuts. cakes and syrup and coffee. Such a breakfast at such 8 price would mean bankruptcy for the regular restaurateur. but in this case terested in the enterprise, so the rev. enue is all profit.
 Good Show at Orpheum.
 Murdock Brothers entertainers, who travel in a special Pullman show car, gave good show at the Orpheum the ater Thursday evening. The company caught the interest of the local public with the street parade at noon and with the concert in the evening, but side to make good the amount of the admission fee. The show is a combin- ation pet animal circus, vaudeville and singing and dancing affair some of the numbers being particularly good. Spring Meeting at Neishnorhood
 House.
 At the Neighborhood house on Allen hill Sunday afternoon a spring meet ing at which number of clergymen will speak has been arranged by Miss Lucy Jarvis, the service to be along the lines of one held there last fall at harvest time. Rev. w. D. Swaffield, Rev. James H. George, Jr., and Rev. c. H. Barber will attend from Dan- ielson.
 Mail Unclaimed.
 Letters addressed as follows are un- claimed at the Danielson post office this week: Mrs Sarah Bacon. Miss Horace Wood. John Stevens, l. P. Elf gren. Alfano Pietri, M s. Cuneo, John Bailey.
 Ascension Day Services.
 A large number of parishioners re- ceived communion at the masses cele- brated at St. James church Thurs day, Ascension day. at 5, 7.3O and marked by special services at St. AL bans church.
 Shotgun Repaired
 Deputy Sheriff Michael Grimshaw has had his shotgun repaired. When he rounded up the three Italian holdup men at Attawaugan a few weeks ago he did 1t with a broken weapon, but when he went after w D. Lambert, the murderer, on Wednesday, the gun was in good working order, as the deputy promised it would be immed- lately after the affair first referred to. Here and There About the Borough.
 Mrs L. B. Kennedy and Miss Doris Rhoerer were visitors in Worcester Thursday.
 Mrs. E. H. storrs of Worcester is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Earl M. Young.
 Rev. W. D. swaf1eld is to deliver the address at the Memorial day exer- cises in Brooklyn.
 Mrs. Everett Mitchell, who has been seriously i'll, has gone to Norwich to receive treatment at hospital.
 Henry A. Morgan of New Bedford was a visitor with friends in Daniel son Thursday.
 This promises to be a year for cir cuses in Danielson. One show is book ed in here and two more are asking about arrangements.
 c. H. Pellett will go to Hartford today to secure a new touring car which he purchased in that city.
 One of the old tenement houses on Water street has been torn down by the mill company. The bank at this point has been cut back from the side walk and other improvements made
 Members of the Grand Army post are to meet Saturday to consider plans for Memorial day.
 George c. Gardner of Lowell visited friends here Thursday.