Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-06
GANiELSON
WiIliamsvile Mill Working Day and Night-Raymond Chandler Fined for Setting Traps-Choral Union Re hearsne WeekIy-Meeting of Alumni Association.

William Batten of Pawtucket is to be the new overseer of the carding de- partment in the mill of the Killingly Manufacturing company. succeeding Winfred Barber.
 Stephen D. Horton was in Proyi- dence on a business trip Thursday.
 George C. Saeur of Woonsocket was a visitor with friends in Danielson Thursday.
 Miss Nellie Fournier has gone to Norwich for a stay.
 February Bluebirds. .
 pr. O. c Sharpe and Other residents in that section of DanieIson saw two buebirds in Westfield Thursday
 Frank C. Morrow of Bridgeport was visitor with friends in Danielson on Thursday.
 Ice MeIts Rapidly.
 lee on AIexanders lake is now down to three inches in thickness. it is shown by cuttings made this week.
 Benjamin T. Rapp continues to re- cover from recent illness and IS now considered out of danger.
 Mrs. A. H. Huntingdon will have the members of the Civic Federation at her home for meeting this CFriday) aft noon.
 Young man wanted to learn barber's trade Apply to Gaston Maindon.- adv
 Pupils in the School street school are engaged on the mid-winter eAamina- tions.
 Working Day and Night.
 At Williamsville day and night forces Of help are a work in the plant of the Kilinely Manufacturing company.
 William NJ. Franklin is to entertain a party of friends at his cottage at Oakland Beach Saturday.
 Only routine business was transact ed at the regular monthly meeting oi the selectmen.
 It is stated that only about ss.sOo will be available for new state road work in Killingly during 1914
 Henry W. Babson writes from St. Petersburg. Fla, where he is spend ing the winter, that he is enjoying his stay in the south.
 Herbert Wells, formerly of Putnam and Danielson, has purchased business interests in Rockland, R. l., where he has been conducting 6 barber shop for some time.
 Odd Fellows Confer Degrees.
 The third degree was conferred on a class of candidates in Protection lodge of Odd Fellows at Central Village on Thursday evening, members of the or der attending from Danielson. Choral Union Continues Rehearsals. The DanieIson Choral union contin- 11es to hold weekly rehearsals. The committee in charge is urging all mem hers 10 attend and inviting others to become members.
 Various examinations in Danielson are hurrying along their plans for pre- Lenten dances and entertainments, as Lent begins Feb. 9.
 Alumni Association Meets.
 Another meeting of members of the K. H. : Alumni association was held in the library at the high school build ing Thursday evening to consider plans for raising fund for use in con- structins gymnasium.
 Will Return for Anniversary.
 Letters received here indicate that number of persons formerly prom inently identified with the Baptist church and it's Sunday school viii re- turn here Sunday for the 10th anni- Versary of the founding of the Sun day school
 Found an Arrowhead
 Jean Larocque, a West Side boy, this week found an Indian arrowhead on the west side of the Quinebaug river near the Dyer dam, where many Indian rel ics have been found.
 There have been runors this week oi plans for securing q charter for anoth- CT bank in Danielson. but careful in qufry fails to disclose any truthful basis for the story, which has proved of some interest.
 ice to Cost LeSs.
 If 1000 tons of the total amount o1 ice go far harvested to supply the Danielson trade next summer is con- sUued by what is known as the do mestic trade, the household buyers this class will buy the ice for s6,o o0( less than they would have paid for the same amount at last years price.