Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-28


 Project to Form six-Team League Alfred Dion Freezes Toes.
 Judge M. A. Shumway presided at the short calendar session of the su- perior court in Putnam Friday after noon.
 Supervisor Albert s. Ames conduct School street school Friday afternoon.
 Ben5amin B. Rapp. who has been seriously i'll. is able to be out.
 D. A. R. Chapter Meets.
 The members of Sarah Williams Danielson chapter. D. A. R.. met at the home of Mrs. c. W. Atwood Fri day afternoon.
 Rev. James H. George, Jr., will con- duct services at St. Paurs mission in Plainfield Sunday afternoon.
 March Directresses.
 Mrs. Charles Bill Mrs. J. H. Smith, Mrs. Charles Chase; Mrs. Henry Mercy. Mrs. Charles Hyde are the directresses of the Ladies' Benevolent society of the Congregational church for March.
 Edward l.. Smith of New Mexico is visiting his sister. Mrs. H. B. Surrey, Broad street.
 FeoS Sale.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- tist church held a food sale at the market of Gallup Brothers and Lindner Friday afternoon.
 Must Win Two Straight Games.
 The high school basketball team is now up against the proposition of win ming two straight games from Putnam High school if the championship of the Quineoaug Valley league is to be brought to Danielson.
 Bought and Paid For at orpheum.
 A very pleasing presentation of the big New York success. Bought and Paid For. was given at the Orpheum theater Friday evening by a touring company that has been playing some of the large cities in the east. The audience was very appreciative of the play. which was one of the finest at the house since it was opened.
 conssoratien Service.
 The service at the Congregational church Sunday evening is to be a con- secration service and an address is to be given by Rev. Charles Downs of Dayville. formerly pastor of the Con- gregational church at Brooklyn.
 Game Warden Arthur Day now has his force of deputies interested and active in feeding game birds in the ing plan has brought to light many indications that whole hocks of quail would have perished If the relief work had not been undertaken.
 Methodist Mems Banquet.
 There was a very pleasant gathering at the Methodist church Friday even ing at the annual banquet given un- der the auspices of the men of the church. The addresses were made by Rev. J. Franklin Knotts. friend of Rev. MT. Legg, of Somerville. Mass.
 That the Everybody-at at- Church movement has had an effect in many instances in Danielson is noted by church members who are careful ob- who make up the congregations.
 Kitchen Shower for Miss Colvin.
 At the home of Mir. and Mrs. An drew Crumley on the West Side or Thursday evening there was a kitcheT shower for Miss Zylpha Colvin. teacher in the Danielson graded school Int party of 14 was made up of teachers and friends of Miss Colvin. who wa: given a complete surprise. Refresh ments were served.
 To Discuss Six Team League.
 Howard Call, manager of the base ball team and Henry Burnett, repre- senting the school for the league pur- poses, will be at Putram this (Satur- dayo afternoon for a meeting of repre- senta&ives of teams that are to make up the high school baseball league dur. Ing the coming season. The plan IS Jt have six team league, made up O. KiIlingiy, Plainfield, Putnam, Wood stock, Webster and Oxford, the twc latter Massachusetts school teams Tourtelotte of North Grosvenordalt has not expressed a wish to be in. cluded in the baseball league, as it hal been Tn the basketball league thi winter.
 It is probable, if the arrangement! can be made, that the Killingly tean will play its home" games on tn, grounds at Dayville.
 Personnel of Debating Teams.
 The trials for choosing members O the sophomore and freshman debatin, teams of Killingly High school hav been held. The makeup of the tw teams will be as follows For tn sophomores. Paul kingsbury, captain Henry Aylsworth, Miss Helen Dove Miss Mildred Davis, alternate; for tn freshmen Miss Alice Wells, captain Henry Gallup, Anasa Pierce, Harol Burgess, alternate.
 The debate between the teams vii take place in the assembly hall at tn high school building on the evening o March 20.
 On Friday the Marietta Kies Debat ing society held it's monthly meetin in the assembly hall. The subject un der discussion was: Resolved Tha every boy should have a military train ing. The affirmative was upheld b Leslie Murray and Miss Winifre , Casey. the negative by Miss Dorca Gallup and Miss Florence Potter. Tn judges were Ernest R. Warren. Mis- Mary MacConnell and Howard White l the decision being awarded to the neg ative side.