Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-27
DANIELSON.
Putnam Rector at St. Alban's-Thir- teenth Co.'s Annual Banquet-Fun- eral of Joseph Girard-Progressive Astir-Poish Citizens to Organize Fraternity

The pupils in Miss Mary Smiths grade of the School street school were out for sleighing party Thursday af- ternoon.
 Frank B. Hart of Manchester, N. H, was a visitor with friends in Putnam Thursday.
 Ira Thomas. the Philadelphia Amer ican league catcher, is to De with the team for another season, his local friends are interested to learn.
 Members of the board of relief of the town are to be in session today (Friday) to close up the business of the year
 A large number of the students of Killingly High school were in Putnam for the basketball game Thursday eve ming.
 Only zer6.
 It was not so cold in Danfelson Thursday morning, as the temperature was only zero.
 Crowd at Lenten Service.
 The congregation at St. James, church at the evening service on Ash Wednesday filled the edifice to over Eli Lagenias has returned from a business trip to Lynn
 Putnam Rector Breaches.
 Rev. c. J. Hartman of St Philips church. Putnam. preached the first of the Lenten sermons at St. Alban's church, Thursday evening
 There is a rumor that the Bar liar Dor expresses are again to be run through Danie1son this summer. as was formerly the case.
 Thursdays warmer weather helped out the trolley men, thawing the ice away from the tracks.
 Edward McDermott. who is confined to his home by sprained ankle. is slowly recovering from the injury.
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 A suit for divorce between Mr and Mrs. Claude Moran of East Killingly has been filed in the superior court for Windham county
 MT. and Mrs. William Warren are living for a few weeks at the Bur rows cottage at Oakland beach.
 c. ". ClaWson has returned from a trip of ten days through western and southern states.
 George G. Johnson of Fall River was a visitor with friends in Danielson Thursday.
 The petition Of local dairyfnen to the { Rhode Island company to run a milk car to Danielson is not completed, but will be within a few days and then some developments may be expected In the matter.
 A Foot of Frost in Ground.
 Telephone Iinemen who are setting poles in the surrounding territory re- RO4 LIAcII I4tS4 S lS 4iOE more than 8 foot of frost in the ground The snow has acted as a blanket, pre- venting the frost from going to a greater depth.
 Burial iH New Britain.
 The body of Mrs E. B. PiIIiard~ was [ taken on morning train Thursday for burial in Fairview cemetery. at New Britain. The funeral party left from Putnam on the S.26 express. A. F. Wood was in charge of the funeral arrangements
 In connection with the proposal of the Killingly High School Alumni as Sociation So create a fund for the con struction of 8 gymnasium it is un- .derstood that persons who are not members of the association, but in sympathy with the project, are to be invited to become interested
 Deer Independent.
 While the game warden and his deputies and many philanthropic per sons are engaged in feeding wild birds during this time of difficulty for tht creatures the deer are taking care O themselves, according to all accounts and are coming after the food that i. not brought to them, as some farm CTS who have sustained losses are tes- tifying. The deer are barnyard wis itors in some places these days