Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-31
DANIELSoN
Calvin B. Lons's Win Offered for Pro- bate-Evenins Grosbeaks at Dayville -High School Seniors Give Play.

-Hi9n oenooi seniors Give Play.
 MT. and Mrs. Earl NJ. Young, en route to California, are in Denver for few days. They write of the amount of snow in the Colorado city.
 Raymond Abner Preston, member of is spending the week end at his home in Danielson.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred L. Reed have returned from Boston
 l.. J. Morin will be at Woonsocket Monday to attend the funeral ser suddenly in New York Wednesday, while on his way south. Father Le- ] clair was the first spiritual director of Union St. John Baptist
 Bridge to Be Replanked.
 Selectman John Awkward has given | notice that Aliens bridge. so-called. over the Quinebaug river at a point above Williamsville. is tc be closed | Monday and until the structure has ! been replanked. This work will re- quire two or three days.
 Long Will Offered for Probate. Ella J. Long has made application for the admission to probate of the will of Calvin B. Long, who died a few days ago.
 Attorney Clarence E. Cundall is at tending the funeral today of a rel ative who died in East Woodstock.
 To Establish New York Council. 1 Eli Viezena of Woonsocket and L. l., Morin of Danielson are to go to | New York in April to establish a coun- | Gil of the Union St John Baptist l Mrs. w. L. Beard of Putnam. whC | has been a missionary in China, Is to speak at the Congregational church | here at the Sunday evening service
 Rev James H. George, Jr.. Is to con duet services at St. PauPs mission Plaihfield. Sunday afternoon.
 Attended Mckinley Banquet.
 B. H. Reach attended the McKiniey association banquet at Bridgeport | Thursday evening.
 w. Fl. Bishop. the writer who has been living in Brooklyn, is en reutG to France, where he is to remain fol several months.
 As calendar day for the coming win ter month Friday was one of the
 A number of Danielson people wen to the Bradley theater at Putnam Fri day evening to see May Robson in Th' Clever Woman.
 Rev. Walter J. swaffield. D. D, f to preach at the services at the Bap tist church Sunday.
 The fourth quarterly conference a the Danielson Methodist Episcopa church comes about February 13.
 The body of Mrs. Elsie Conklin, 92 who died at East Woodstock, is to b. brought to Danielson today for buria in Westtield cemetery.
 Henry A. Law Injured.
 George w. Jacques of East Killing Henry A. Law, who broke a bone ii his leg when he slipped and fell ol the ice few days ago.
 Hard Travelling.
 Rural carriers from. postoff1ces fl this section had hard day of it Fri day. Travelling over their routes wa made slow and difficult on account 0 the deep mud, the conditions bein about the same as in early spring. Progress on Moosup School.
 Work on All Hallows' parochis school building. Moosup, is now we advanced, but it will be a number ( weeks before the structure is entirel
 completed and ready for occupancy. 7 Evening Grosbeaks at DayViiie. : OrnithoIogists are interested to lear l that a flock of evening grosbeaks, hs appeared at Dayville and are stayin } in that vicinity. The appearance ( this species of birds a few season f ago in eastern Connecticut caused COT 3 siderable comment.
 A Cheap Jest. [ Some person, probably with a vie i to having some fun with a particuls . party and letting it go at that, star . ed a story Thursday, afternoon tn; v spread like wildfire. The story wa to the effect that the Central hou:
 here was burning. When the val '' reached Putnam it caused great cor cern and interest and number ', Putnamites were making ready ! come here when informed that t1 story was a fake.
 z Over at Brooklyn work on the built 4 ing formerly the home of the Brool T lyn Savings bank, to be used as a T. brary, Is advancing and it is expect' '' that the library volumes, several thol sand in number, will soon be remove T from the present library quarters d the town hall building to the qua ,; ters that will be so. much of an in = provcment over the present ones.