Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-07

Mrs. Harriet c. BODICE of Hartford
past department president Of the w R
c. in Connecticut, is to be in Daniel
son tonight to assist at the joint in
stallatiOn of the G. A. r., w. Il. c. and
S of V
Tuesday, the Feast of the Epiphany,
was observed with special services at
St. James and st. Adams churches
The first of the union services during
the week of prayer was held 1t the
Methodist church Tuesday evening
The Danielson postoffice made the
best showing of any of the offices in
eastern Connecticut on he recent taxi
ing of postal savings bonds by depos-
itors.
Entitled to Another 10 Per Cent.
Tuesday marked the expiration OF
the second three months period un l,,r
the arrangement for drawing funIs
from the Windham County Savings
bank. Depositors We're then entitled to
another 10 per cent.
Escaped SIeet Storm.
While Putnam had a heavy sleet
storm Sunday, covering the streets with
ice and causing various accidents, Dan
ielson had no freezing rain.
y regular monthly meeting CT he
seIectmen for the consideration Of Tou-
tine business is scheduled for this
|
Danielson was represented by a
numerous party TO hear the BOs-J1 Op-
era company singers at the Bra dley
theater in Putnam Tuesday evenir":
There has been an unusual amount
of inquiry and discussion in Dar:eison
as to the exact details of the manner
In which Sheriff Preston 3. SihleV re
ceived the injuries that caused his
death The stories of those who saw
the accident are said 10 differ OH i'm
portant points.
Appropriation May Not Be Sufficient.
The appropriation of $1,000 ma lie by
the last legislature for repairs TO the
state armory here may not 0e sufficient
to meet the expense Of doing all the
work that seems necessary TO arrange
the buildning as it should be. but the
present appropriation Will DE made IL
go as far as it will.
Regular communication IF MOriah
lodge, No. Is. A. F. and A NJ. this
"wednesday evening WORK i'll the e,
A. degree installation of officers ana
ballOt.-adV.
Farms Already in Demand.
Indications are that there VII he
another heavy demand for farm prop
erty in this section during the next
four months. A number of inquiries
from cities relative to farms in this
section indicate the demand
Sewing machines repaired TO run per
fectly, at your home or my shop. Phone
40-2 John Awkward, Danielson, Acad-
envy street.-adV.
Arrangements have been made for ar
address by Miss Bertha Field, visiting
nurse in Danielson. before the mem
bers of the Motherhood club
Come In Under New Act.
Practically all employees in Danieison
and vicinity are now protected under
the workmens compensation acl, bat
there are some exceptions, as al en-
ployers have not secured employment
for their help.
Fishing through the ice is 4 popui al
recreation with Sportsmen IN killjnSly
but it is noted that no one is ventur-
ing to try out AleXanders lake, where
fishing is forbidden until July I. 1916.
Injured by His Horse.
O. P Bartlett of Riveyiew is able tC
be out after ten days away from his
| business on account of an injury TO his
/ left foot, which was stepped upon by
his horse causing blood poisoning.
Miss Jefferd to Assist Choral Union.
Miss Geneva II. Jefferd soprano solo
ist, Providence, is TO assist the Chora
| union at the first concert given by the
organization, which is having very
| careful preparation.