Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-21
DANIEL...SON
Borough Has 69o Telephone Subscrib- ers-ChiIdren Secure $500 for Walks About St. James Church-C attIe Sale at Ponfret

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 Sale at Pomfret
 Miss Zylpha Colvin had as a week end guest Miss Marion Luscomb, for merly teacher of the kindergarte en here.
 Louis White of New Britain has been recent guest of friends in Danielson.
 Joseph Curtis continues seriously ill at his home on Reynolds street.
 Pleasure for Night School Students
 Students at the night school were entertained with vocal solos by A P | Burns and with readings by Henry A. McEwen.
 Michael Waking of Springfield. 1 Mass. was a visitor with friends in Danielson over Sunday.
 Miss Maude Girard of the West Side spent Sunday with relatives in l Westerly.
 George A. Hicks of Providence was 1 a visitor with friends in Danielson l over Sunday.
 The Danielson fire department will 1 turn out this afternoon to attend the i funeral of a. member. 1 The Girls Friendly society held , meeting in the choir room of St. Al i bans church Saturday afternoon. 1 Mrs. Alton Frost was leader of the B. |. P. U- meeting at the Baptist church Sunday evening" Favorite 1 Verses from the Bible was the topic Total Telephone Subscribers 6oo The new telephone directories show an increase in the number of sub- scrtbers in the Danielson division, the total being $40.
 ter Avis, of New Rochelle, N. Y have been guests of MT. and Mrs. Byron Wood.
 Frank Reach. formerly of Daniel son, is one of the new owners of pow CT boats at Oakland Beach, where he is now living Mir Reach is employed in Providence.
 All Day Meeting.
 Rev. L. N. Fogg is to be present and preach at the all day meeting at the Pentecostal church next Friday.
 Mrs Simeon Danfelson will have the mem bers of the Ladies Reading Circle at her home for 8 meeting this (Monday) afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs Joseph Trahan are visiting for several weeks with rela- tives and friends in Montreal Company Closed Successful Weeks
 Stand.
 There was capacity audience at the Orpheum theater Saturday even ing to witness the closing perform ance by the Jack Lynn company
 Henry C. Babson, who has been spending the winter at St. Petersburg, i Fla, has returned to Danielson.
 Thomas Ward grand knight of Rose of Lima council. vii be a dele l gate to the state convention of the K. 1 of c. School Children Work for Sidewalk 1
 Fund.
 A fund of more than $500 has been 1 collected by school children for the 1 construction of a sidewalk about St. l James church property.
 Miss Clara E. Bradley and Fred i Forest both of Providence. were mar | ried here by Rev W D Swafield.
 D / all has been named as administrator of l the estate of Benjamin A. Handy.
 Auction at Pomfret
 A number from this town was at 1 Pomfret Saturday to attend the auc- l tion sale of cattle at the Fayette L. i Wright farm.
 Service at Sparks Schoofhouse.
 Ensign Platt of the SaIaytion Army | conducted a religious service at the Sparks schoo1house Sunday afternoon i These services. held quite regularly, l attract attendance from the farming country surrounding the Sparks dis l trict.
 In marked contrast to some recent past seasons. all of the reservoirs above East KillingIy are filled with r water Old Kilingly pond is up to high water level and some of the wa ter running to waste.
 Rev. w P Richardson of Newton. N. H.. was the preacher at the ser vices in the Upper church at East I<flling1y Sunday. in exchange with the pastor. Rev. F. s. Leathers
 Improvements at Oakland Beach.
 Danielson owners of cottages at Oakland Beach are pleased over an improvement that has been made there since the close of last season. The improvement consists of the erect ing of an electric lighting system. The streets are now lighted at night and electricity Is available for the cottages.
 Annoying Dust.
 Saturdays wind whirled clouds of dust over shoppers in the business section Main street has not been sprinkIed this spring, excepting by rains, and probably will not be until some satisfactory arrangement is made Some talk of oiling the street is heard. but there it nothing definite on this point
 Hungarian Partridees for Brooklyn. The first Hungarian cartridges to be in this vicinity will be re- ceived here within a few days. probd- hly this week, and will be liberated in the town of Brooklyn, which has a great many acres suitable for the liN- ing and protection of the birds which have just arrived from Germany for the state fish and game commission.
 Just how many cartridges are to be a aliotted to Brooklyn is not announced, but it is expected that there will be a t least half a dozen pairs. Arrange ments are under way in the town of Brooklyn for the establishment of a game preserve of ~robably 1000 acres he fnrf,ifda0 territory