Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-18

lH- N Night-1 AGO Out of Total of 2,6oc Passhooks Presented at Savings l Bank for Notification. Judge M A. Shumway attended the l funeral of Judge Ralph Wheeler at i New London Monday. Mrs. Walter McCaughern is visiting 1 Puize
 Earl Young is recovering from re- George o. Thomas will be in Spring field today to visit his daughter, Mrs. Albert T. Day, who is in a more satis- factory condition after long illness. Burial in East kiIIineIy.
 The body of Nanford O. Wood. who died in Woonsocket, is to be brought to East Killingly for burial Herbert Barnett of Baltic spent Sun | day here with his parents. MT. and Mrs. J H. Barnett.
 K. H. s. Games This Week.
 The K H. s. basketball team plays Willimantic High at WilIimantic. We'd nesday and Putnam High at Putnam Thursday evening.
 Mail Unclaimed.
 Letters uncadled for are addressed to Louis Burton. Lucy c. Jackson and Baptiste Loiselle al the local post office.
 John c. Morrison of Bridgeport vis- ited friends in Danielson Monday.
 Catch, of 61 Pickere.
 Sfxty-on pickerel taken from a pond near Hampton by James Kent, Frank shown here Monday.
 Effects of Misspent Sunday.
 There were two cases before the town court Monday, the first since Feb. s. One man was sent to jail for 30 days.
 Postal Savings Accounts $4,20O.
 The postal savings accounts at the of about $4,200.,
 Six Plants Running Day and Night.
 Both mills at Elmville-the Elmville worSted and the Glen worsted-are runnine day and night. making six plants in town that are doing the same.
 Attend Waureean Mission.
 There is considera ble local interest in the mission that is being conducted at the Sacred Heart church in Wau- regan and a number from Danielson have attended services there.
 1.400 Passbooks Presented.
 About 1.400 out of a total of 2,600 passbooks have been presented by de positors at the Wfndham County Saw ings bank for verihcation.
 There is to be no meeting of the Ladies' Art club this week, but on Wednesday of next week the club is to meet with Mrs. H. c. Atwood
 Henry McD~rmott of Woonsocket spent Sunday at his home in Daniel son.
 Pierre Pigeon, formerly of Daniel son, has returned to Putnam after a visit of two weeks with friends in Canada.
 S. w Bard of Brooklyn has been reappointed deputy of this district in the Connecticut Masonic jurisdiction
 Eha 1iv,x,r XYrsf-l- of D are to havea a meeting Wednesday af- ternoon.
 Entertainment at Night School
 An entertainment for the students in the night school is to be given af- ter the session period on Friday even ing of this week.
 John A. Paine has recently been in l New Haven on a business trip
 George c. Moore of Providence called 1 on friends in Danfelson Monday.
 The parcel post business has con- tinued to show 8 strong and healthy | growth at the local postoffee during | February, the service being generally l appreciated.
 Residents of the town. of Brooklyn are showing a great deal of interest 1 Brooklyn Savings bank to Danfelson.
 Too Mild for Ice Cutters
 The high temperature of Monday i was not pleasing to the dealers in this l town who have not yet stored ice for l use during the coming summer. Sur | face water on the reservoirs and ponds | where cutting is to be done hindered he work.
 The Department of Non-Alcoholic | will be the subject at the meeting of the W. C. T. U. with Mrs. l ,. G. Lawton of Brooklyn this (Tues- lay) afternoon.
 Leading members of both the repub- ican and democratic parties in towns hi 9y rf.Il li31sr in crest the outcome of the decision on he county commissionership. No one attempts, however, a. prediction as to he outcome.
 Returning from Maine.
 Ira D. Martin, Charles S. Francis md Charles E. Franklin, who have i been fishing on lakes at Bridgton. .oday. They have had fine week of sport.
 Jewett City Officers Trace Suspects.
 Jewett City officers were in Daniel son during the early hours of Monday for the burglars who at empted to rob the pOStOffice safe in l hat place and are responsible for the | ieath of Constable Patrick B. DriscolI. i The Jewett City men came here m an automob bile, endeavoring to find what ,alue there was in a report that the ;racksmen were lettering about this own.
 A man answering the description ob- aimed of one of the burglars fitted transient and disreputable looking per ,onage who has been in DanielSon for time since the attempted burglary. put there seems little reason to believe hat he had anything to do with the f break This suspicious character ap- 1eared in the office of the Attawaugan lotel as soon as the doors were opened bout , O o'clocl, Monday morning. He nfa ad n n-