Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-02
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DANIELsON
Demands for Farms Hereabouts- Chimney Fire on Potter Street. Arizona Jack Strikes Town-Need of DanieIson- Norwich Trolley Ex- Dress

 Arizona Jack Strikes Town-Need
 of DanieIson- Norwich Trolley E,- press.
 Louis Gaudin, who was recently op- erated upon at a Hartford hospital, continues to improve. A meeting of the, town school conn mittee is to be held this (Monday) af- ternoon.
 Diplomas for Writing.
 Miss Alice Monohan, Miss Emelinne Choquette and Miss Albina Bouchea have been awarded diplomas for eX- ceIeDce in writing. The girls are students at St. James parochial school.
 w l. Bullard, J. N. Tucker. Norman Kelley, John Chase and A. V. Wood- worth, members of the Killingly board of relief, hold their first meeting today (Monday).
 Henry A. Milton of Pawtucket spent Sunday with friends in Danielson.
 The very large audience that attend ed the senior play Friday evening re- suited in the making of a very satis- factory profit for the class.
 Special Sermons. What is Spirituality? was the sub ject of the first of series of sermons to be preached by Rev E. A. Legg at the Methodist church Sunday.
 School Enrolment A.
 About A children are now attending the school at WilIiamsvilie.
 MT and Mrs. F. E. Brown of Provi- dence have recently been visitors with friends in Danielson.
 Miss Louise Danielson is to be chair man at the meeting of the Ladies Art club at the home of Mrs. F. P. Todd Wednesday afternoon.
 John A. Marvin of Bristol, Conn, was a visitor with friends in Danielson over Sunday J. B. Guinois of New Bedford was in Danielson on a business trip Saturday.
 New York Folk Seek Farms.
 A local real estate agent says he has many inquiries from New York state people for farms in this vicinity and that he has had people here on in specdon trips almost every day recent ly.
 Judge NJ A. Shumway Is to preside at a short calendar session of the su- perior court in Putnam today CMon- day).
 Mrs. Robert T. Varnum, who has been i'll in New York; has gone to California for a stay of several months. The Varnums have a country estate in Brooklyn.
 To Observe 4oth Anniversary.
 The committee in charge of the ar engagements for the observance of the 10th anniversary of the founding of the Baptist Sunday school in Danielson will be very busy this week. The ob- servance comes next Sunday. Feb. s.
 Ice Holds We'll.
 One more icehouse at the Quinebaug lake is to be filled if some heavy ice can be secured. The ice held well on the lake during the warm days of last week, but was materially reduced by the rain of Saturday.
 Motorbeating in Florida. Cosmer A. Young, William Young and C. C. Young. who with their wives are spending the winter at New Smyr- na, Fla, have 8 motorboat recently purchased and are enjoying pleasant trips on the waters in the vicinity of where they are staying.
 Danielson- Norwich Trolley Express. A persistent demand exists for Danielson- Norwich trolley express service, and this long delayed conven- fence is wanted now more than. ever before. The trolley company has had the proposition under consideration for long time.
 Inspection During March.
 The annual inspection of the Thir- teenth company. c. A. C., will not take place until about the middle of March this year, the date having been ad- vanced from the usual time in Febru- ary.
 Two rainy Saturdays in succession were not to the liking of Danielson's merchants. On Saturday last the storm proved to be real business killer, keeping many out Of town peo- pie at home
 The Brooklyn Creamery company has had very successful year.
 HaIpin in Fine Condition.
 Thomas Halpin, the middle distance star, writes to a friend in Danielson that he is now in about the best con nltfnn m f- --1I substantiated by the excellent showing he has made in recent races in New York and elsewhere.
 First Fire Alarm of 1914.
 The first fire alarm of the year. for chimney fire in one of the Jacobs houses on Potter street brought out large crowd. which was happily disap- pointed over the magnitude of the blaze: but 1t again brought to mind the thought of proper care of chin- neys by all householders
 Arizona Jack in Town.
 Arizona Jack, who is making a 2O.- OOO- mile ride from Salt Lake City over circuitous route back to his starting point on wager that he can do the in this section of Windham county Saturday and Sunday, having worked his way down from Massachusetts territory. Flea 10 Rich Father Unheeded. The trio of burglars captured after breaking into the store of .McIaughIin x French at East KNillingIy a few weeks ago remain at Brooklyn iail awaiting trial at the March term of the superior court, though one of the number expected to be released on bail to be furnished by his father. This young man, Strickland, claimed to be the son of a wealthy resident of the l Canadian northwest, and said that he 1 had left home after Q. quarrel with his 1 father. A letter which Prosecuting Af- 1 torney A. c. Bill wrote to the address 1 given by the young man has not been l returned, though one from the boy to 1 the same address came back unopened