Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
DANIELSoN
mrr ssphia Cornell Found Dead in 6sd-peath Due to a shock-short- age of Fancy Fino Probable.

Wn4- Sopnfa Cornell Found Dead Tn
 Hsd-peath Due to a sheek-short-
 age Of Fancy Fino Probable.
 Mrs. sophia cospkll. 74. was found dead in bed at her home fin East killingiy Friday morning by. member of the family resident in the same house It is believea that death was que te Q shock. following others she past winter. The body was iyinr indicate that de3 came peaceruily. Mrs, Cornell had been in feeble health for number of years but on Thurs day seemed to be as well as usual.
 She was Q native of KiIInsiy. the daughter of Mir and Mrs John Drew, and all of her life had been spent ir, Danieison- Her husband, who died about 30 years ago. was Clark Cor nsn, proprietor of a hotel in Danielson. whera she Hrsd for many years. Selectman Alcott D. Sayles conserva- tor of Mrs. Cornells propery, was re- called here from his vacation Friday on account of her death.
 Auditing Reports.
 F: W. Bennett of Dayville and A v. Wepdworth, auditors of the town of kihinsly are going over the re- ports Of town onciafs for the fiscal year just closed.
 VIII Speak at Union Service. Rev. Clarence Clifford is to speak ~ the union oSen air service on Davis park, Sunday afternoon
 All Day Religious Meeting. Edward Conant Is to be in charge or an all day religious meeting at the sparks school house on Sunday. A number of Danieison people have planned to attend.
 ouireeauu Mills VI. EroekIyn. A baseball game scheduled for this sSaturday) afternoon Is to be between the 2ufnebaug Mills team and a Brooklyn team.
 Successful Run to Portland. The motor parties that left here early Thursday morning for Bridge ton, Me, made the run to Portland Dy night without accident or special Awarded sto Prize.
 Miss Alice B. Wilbur of Abinuton has received prize of s10 from Storrs Agricultural College Alumni associa- song. Deposit Record Broken. August has been one >of the hest months ever at the local postofice savings department. all previous rec erds of deposits being broken. This may De due to foreign depositors ceas- ing to send money abroad. Has Issued Notices. Collector John M. Bessette has is- sued notices of the dates upon which he will collect the special five mills road tax laid this year in the town provements.
 Rerairins Main Street. Main strset, which has stood A great deal of hard traffic this sea son, is being given attention by the repair crew of the state highway de- partment. There is constant agitation tor the permanent paving of the street, but also a sentiment that the town cannot afford the cost.
 Sister Mary Thsophans Here Twenty. three Years. It was remarked by cne of the Sis- ters of St. Joseph returned here for the silver anniversary observance of the coming of the order to Danisison. | that of all the Sisters that came here
 20 years ago everyone is living, though not a one of them remains in Daniel
 superior of the convent at Nerthamp- ton, Mass, was the last of the original number of Sisters 10 leave Daniefson after being here 23 years. Carried Away in Hatbsx. | After a visit of Danieison ladies to
 a cottage at 4lexarderss lake d Kit ten was noted missing from the house
 hold of their hosts. A search for the
 little pet was commenced at ouce-at
 hght-but in vain. The next morning
 an idea having occurred to a member
 ef the household, the guests of the
 day before were called by telephone land asked if they had not carrie ed
 had been recalled one of them had The reply was a negative one at first | but the possibility of such a happen l ing resulted in an inspection of the
 interior of the box and the finding of
 the kitten. where 1t had spent the ly crawied into the box unnoticed and
 remained perfectly quiet thereafter. | Shortage of Pias. | Feminine shoppers here will soon
 ind shortage of some types of little fancy pins, black k-headed steel pins and other such ineidenfais required
 for their dressing tables. A local dry ton market this week finds that the stocks are greatly reduced, in some cases almost exhausted. this also ap- plying to some lines of ladies' gloves The war in Europe is the cause. Many of the articles are imported and the however. the American manufacturers will soon come to the rescue and re-
 iieve the situation.
 Personals and ketes. Chasles Merlin and Joseph N. Laval lee. who have been in Canada. for the tpast two weeks, will leave St. John tP, e., for home Monday. Thomas Keiley of Fall River has been spending a few days with reia- lives on the West Side.
 | Miss Mae Mammett is visiting with friends at Oakland Beach for a few tdays.
 Henry B. Norris of Worcester was a visitor with friends in Danieison I Friday.
 Rev. E. 4. Ilegs Is to preach at ths Methodist church in Putnam, Sunday S, M. coffey of Brooklyn, who hae his leg broken in a runaway accident is resting comfortably.
 Mrs. Arthur G. Bill. Mrs. John Wal do. Mrs. Rienzi Robinson, Mrs. Theo- dors Hammett and Mrs William LoEet are to be directresses of the Ladies Benevolent Society of the Congrega. tienal church during Sertember. Il Miss Beartha Shepard. who wa, leiected to teach at Atta8augan. has
 resiened, making another vacancy ts II s-A1