Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-30

Baltic Team Drawn Largely from
 Danielson-Inerease in Night School
 ttendance-Governor Praises Sher- if SihIey's System.
 Mrs. John Lewis. wife of Manager Lewis of the Orpheum theater, is yis- iting here for a few days.
 Benjamin E. Rapp remains i'll at his home on Reynolds street, but his con dition is not regarded as alarming.
 Philip Johnson or Wauregan, who suffered severe injury a few days ago, is making steady progress toward recovery.
 Willis Bartlett has returned to New York, after a visit with friends in Kill ingly.
 Thomas Wilbur, who died at Jewett City, was grandfather of Mrs. Harry Conklih of Dayville.
 George c. Lereaux of Fall River was visitor with friends in DanieIson on Thursday.
 Bernard Gartland, employed at the Jacobs Manufacturing company plant, had nail torn off when his finger was caught in a machine.
 Henry Gareau of Webster was a re- cent visitor at his home in Danielson.
 Addition to Stock House. Construction of an addition to the stock house is underway at Industrial place.
 Raymond c. Miller of Providence was visitor with friends in Danielson Thursday.
 Light Snowfall for Season.
 The snowfall for the winter in Dan- ieIson up to Thursday night showed a total of less than six inches. the small est amount in many years. .--.s
 George A. DuyaI is to engage in bus mess in Danielson, having leased q store.
 Lewis A. Merrill of Worcester was a visitor with friends here Thursday,
 Thirty in Graduating Class. There are thirty members of the eiass to be graduated from Killingly High school in June,
 Silvie Maynard has installed a wire less telegraph outfit at the home of his father, P. s. Maynard, High street. SeIectman H. s. Franklin has had his icehouse at his place on the Green Hollow road filled with ice from a pond in Brooklyn.
 Apply for Transportation. Twenty-six pupils have applied for transportation from the Valley district of the town to and from the schools at the Center and at East Killingly. Elsie c. Conklin. 92, who died at | East Woodstock, was a relative of At l torney Clarence E. Cundall and Mrs. | Stephen Lee of Danielson.
 Married Sixty Years.
 Joseph and Philias Tetreault and | other local members of the Tetreault l family, will be in New Bedford Feb | 14 for the 60th wedding anniversary of 1 MT and Mrs. Louis TetreauIt, former | ly of Danielson.
 | Mrs. P B. Sibley, widow of Sheriff Sibley, is to continue to reside in Dan- l ielson.
 Particulars of Henry F. Clarks Death
 In a, letter to George B. Ferguson oi 1 Reynolds street. George P Clark o1 Los Angeles tells more particulars ol | the death in that city a few days agC l of the death of Henry F. Clarl of Danielson. who was spending tho l winter in California MT. Clark write: that his brothers death came as surprise, although he had been ailinG since arriving in Los. Angeles. In tn, spring the body is to be brought eas for burial beside the body of Mrs Clark at Evergreen cemetery, Centra Village.
 Baltic Star Players from DanieIson.
 Danielson isn't jealous at all, for 1 Hartford and Bridgeport can get an! satisfaction out of the matter b. claiming the players, they're welcome but, as a matter of fact, the basketball team representing Baltic that defeate TaftvilIe in a fast game Wednesda evening was made up principally o Danielson players, though Hartford an Bridgeport have an erstwhile claim O one each of them-Wallace Paine, wh Is employed in Hartford, and WilIiaI Marland, who has been working 8 Bridgeport Four men who played i the Baltic lineup first started thei regulations as star basketball player while playing in their home town ( Danielson. They are the Marian brothers, Sidney and William. WallaC Paine and Allie Meller. Wednesda night was not the first time they hay played through a gruelling, fast gam together, nor may it be the last Dan ielson people were entitled to smi Thursday morning when they read th stories of the game-and took a loo at the lineup. Not that Danielson hs anything against Taftville-far frol . it-but it was really funny from tE
 outside looking in. And it would hay . been just as amusing, as viewed frol this neck O the woods, if Danielso = had helped TaftviIle put it over Ba ! tic. The point is that Danielson didn
 figure very much in the title of u ? contest. but ever so much in the play l ing of it.