Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-23
DANIELsON
Rev. F. L. Bristol to Deliver Memo rial Day Enthusiastically of Rents Plans for Plainfieid Episcopal Church-Expert Typist at High School,

Rev. Frank Louis Bristol, pastor of the Congregational church at Dayville, is to be the Memorial day orator at the exercises in the town hall.
 Editor Burdette c. Hopkins has been i'll New York, attending the convention of the press association.
 Miss Bessie Vigor of Boston is Vis- iting MT. and Mrs. John Moran. Miss Alice Bowers. who has been their guest, returned to Boston Tuesday.
 Left Ministry for the Road.
 Rev. F. W. Armstrong, formerly pas tor of the Pentecostal church here, was in town on business trip Tues day. Rev. MT. Armstrong is now a traveling salesman for a commercial house
 Wallace Paine has returned to Hart ford after visit with his parents, MT. and Mrs. John A. Paine.
 Mrs. Rienzi Robinson will have the members of the Equal Franchise league at her home for a meeting tomorrow CThursday) afternoon.
 The D. and F. Gas and Electric company, is to extend gas mains through Maple street, where residents are asking for service
 Rents Scarce.
 A Danielson man who has consid- erable rentable property says he has been obliged to turn down more than a score of applicants for rents during the past month. About every avail able property in Danielson is rented.
 Mail Unclaimed.
 Letters or cards addressed to John W. Collins, M. Morgan, John Scott, Dr. F. 0. Hamilton and Dora Bookle are unclaimed a the DanieIson post office this week.
 Circus in May.
 Place your orders for peanuts and pink lemonade. circus is booked to appear in Danelson in May. the first tent show to come here for two years. It's a railroad show, sixteen cars, and has three elephants. These last it is understood. do not draw the train.
 Convenient Bridge.
 new bridge is being built across the canal in the grounds about the Danielson cotton mill. A roadway is to be opened through the grounds from a point near the bridge over the As saWauga river, to cut off a long haul around the big plant.
 Burned by Fertilizer
 John Moran, employed by T. E. Hop- kins. is suffering from bad burns on one arm and on one hand as the re- suit of handling quantity of fertfl- izer
 That there will be no difficulty in finding a sufficient number of teach CTS to fill all places in the town of Kill lingly during the school year that will begin next September is indicated by the list of applications for appoint ment already received.
 To Take Part in Parade
 Danielson will be represented by the society of St. James parish in the big parade of county members of the Holy Name society, to be held in Put nam Sunday afternoon, June s.
 The good record that Danielson has been making during the past few months as to the number of arrests seems to be going to smash this week Four men have been taken to Brook lyn since Monday morning. One was sent over after Tuesday mornings ses- sion of the court
 PlanfieId to Have Episcopal Church.
 Rev James H. George, Jr, pastor of St A1ban's church, expects that the work of constructing St. PauIs Epis- copal church in Plainf1eld will have been started before the summer is far advanced. It is probable that the church may be after the model of St Philips church in Putnam, but built for the accommodation of a larger congregation. Two sites for the pro- posed posed church are available. but which will be selected has not been decided. Plainfield has considerable number of Episcopa4ians, as have villages and towns surrounding that place. Cost of Building Material Prohibitive
 Extra high prices for building ma terials is given as a principal reason why there is not a, more prompt re- sponse to the demand foremore build ings in Danielson. The borough's chief need as to buildings is a score or more of dwellings that workingman can afford to rent. According to a local contractor, the problem that presents itself to the investor is how to build a house that can be rented at a req sonably low figure and yet show a req soma ble return on the construction cost.
 Danielson must have more dwellings however. as two manufacturing con cerns are rapidly expanding their opef- ations and employing more help, this in a town where very few rents re- main.