Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-29

Among Parcel Post Oddities.
 Mrs. B. L.. Bailey of wa1lingford is visiting with friends in Danielson,
 Wallace Paine returned to Hartford Tuesday afternoon after a visit with his parents. MT. and Mrs. John A. Paine.
 Miss Anna Peck of willimantic is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Clarke and family.
 Rev. pr. Anna Shaw, who is to speak at the Orpheum theatre tonight, is to be the guest of Mrs. Marinda c. But Ter Robinson during her stay in Dan ielson.
 Attended Postmaster AshIey's Funeral.
 Postmaster c, A. Potter of Daniel son and postmasters from various places in this partsof eastern Con neetfcut were at Plainheld Tuesday vices for Postmaster B. B. Ashley.
 Next Wednesday being Ash Wednes- day the meeting of the Ladies Art club to be, held with Mrs. James M. Paine, Broad street, has been advanced to Tuesday. February 4.
 The final whist party of the mem bers of St. James parish until after the Ienten season is to be held in St. James hall this Wednesday, evening. After Lent there Is to be another series of parties.
 Will Join State Organization.
 An invitation to affiliate with the State Business Mems association has been received by the newly .orga anized Danielson' Business Mems association and will be accepted.
 Roofing New stockhouse.
 The construction of the stock house vanced that W. $. Brown was engaged iii putting the roofing material on, Tuesday.
 At least three cases of scarlet fe- yer have made appearance in Daniel son. The patients, children, are close ly quarantined and every precaution is taken to prevent the spread of the disease.
 Distributing Equal Suffrage Literature.
 Two members of the woman's suf- frage campaigners who are working in Putnam this week. came to Danielson Tuesday noon to distribute literature to operatives in the textile plants and about the borough. The sewing committee Miss Myrtle Marland, Miss Hazel Barstow and Miss a meeting of the Girls Friendly so- ciety at the home of Mrs. A. w. Lo- gee Saturday afternoon.
 Letters Unealled For.
 Letters addressed as follows are un- claimed at the Danielson1 post office this week. Mrs. Louise McMickea, Miss Kelley. Mrs. c. F. Chase. Mrs Laura Davis, Miss Helen P. Carroll. Harry Styles.
 Mardi Gras Whist.
 The Bijou Whist club, which has been holding weekly meetings since early fall. is to conclude its session for the season with a reception and whist to be given on the evening of Mardi Gras, friends of the members being invited.
 Judge ~Shumway to Build at Pond.
 Having secured a tract of twenty acres of land bordering on old Kill lingly pond, near East Ki11ingly, Judge Milton A. Shumway is planning the erection of a summer cottage there. It is probable that the building will be located close to the point that extends into the lake about two-thirds of the distance up the west shore from the dam at the south end.
 Connecticut Mills Ccmpanys Options. The Connecticut Mills company has secured options to purchase various tracts of land in the vicinity of their mills, tracts mentioned being owned by Mrs. Israel Bennett, Harry E. Back and the property known as the Schoenman place. If taken, these tracts will give the company access to the AssaWauga river with it's lib- eral water supply. Some of the op- tions are to expire in a few days.