Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
DANIELSON
Six Inch Ice on the Quinebaug-state
Library Association Supplies Books
for JaiI-Aecident to Sheriff P. 3.
SihIey.


Frank Garland of Bridgeport is
spending few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Garland of
School street.
Peter Girard of Westerly was Wis
itor with friends in Danielson Friday.
Henry E. Church of Hartford was
here on a business trip Friday.
Wallace Paine of Hartford has
been spending a few days at his home
in town.
Eli j. Dagenias has renewed his
application for a license at his build
ing on Railroad square. His first ap
plication was withdrawn
Up at East Killingly the children Of
the schools have Joined in the cru
SADIE against the caterpillar and are
destroying hundreds of egg masses.
Ice Six Inches Thick.
Ice at the Quinebaug lake is now
more than six inches thick. When the
ice reaches ten inches harvesting Of
the crop Is to commence, Several thou
sand tons are to be housed
The season OF chimney fires Is at
hand, as property owners were re-
minded on New Years day, and a
proper preventive is to clean the Chin
neys.
Officials of the New Haven road
passed through Danielson Friday, trav-
cling in a private car attached to a
north bound morning train, Station
agents along the line passed a word
of greeting with the officials.
Improved Schedule.
Under the schedule that became ef-
fective the first of the year patrons
from East Killingly and that vicinity
can now make close connection with
the noon trolley express from Daniel
son for Putnam, at E1mville, an ad-
vantage that they appreciate.
Miss Antoinette Duval of Waterbury
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs, George Caron
and Mr. and Mrs. c. W. FIagg.
Mrs. Mary Gaffney and daughter,
Marjorie, were visitors in Boston FT1-
day.
Now is the time to have your shade
and fruit tres attended to. All work
guaranteed. Victor Perreault, special
list on trees. Danielson.-adv.
Met at Parsonage
The members of the Crusaders of
the Baptist church held a meeting al
the parsonage Friday evening.
Union Services.
The Methodist, Baptist and Congre-
gational churches are to have three
union services next week, which is to
be a week OF prayer Tuesday even
| ing the service is to be held in the
| Methodist church Wednesday evening
| in the Congregational church, Thurs
| day evening in the Baptist church On
/ Friday evening there is to be a ser
| vice in each church
A Pretty Big Sum.
President Nathan D. Prince OF the
| local Business Mems association caus-
| ed much local interest in his New
Years statement in The Bulletin thai
the payrolls in Killingly's manufactur-
| ing plants totalled s1,,ooo,ooo last year
Library for Jail.
| The State Library association
| through Mrs A Fl. Storrs of Ridge
! field, has installed 4S volumes in the
| WindhaIn county jail About half of the
! total number of volumes are works OF
| fiction, while others are of travel, bi-
ography, poetry and popular instruc-
ton
| Antonio Mazzareln the man who re-
ported to the police that he had los;
$3.50, has his money back Mazzareii
| did not lose the money while out en-
! joying the last hours Of the year, but
at his home. where the purse contain
ing 1t fell from his pocket. unnoticed
| His lesson learned, MazzarelIi has now
| entrusted the money to the keeping OF
| Uncle Sam, the man who made the
stuff. It's in the postal savings de-
partment now,
N. z. O. p. Officers.
The following are the newly elected
! officers OF h. A. Bailey lodge, N, Il. y
4 P. Junior past warden, f. M. Bedard
| warden. Albert ]. Mailhot;vice warden
| Augustin Higgins; secretary. S. S
| Stone; financial secretary, Hattie r
| Bailey; treasurer, Mary Kennedy
| chaplain, Mary Bedard; guide, E. NJ
Battey; guard. Henry Lambert; sen
tinel, A. F. Wood; trustee, George NJ
| PilIing; pianist, Malvina Bedard; rep,
resenfatives to the grand lodge Mary
Bedard and s. s, Stone.
/ The officers are to be installed Janu
| airy Is.