Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-10
DANIELSON
Successful Lawn Fste-Death sf Mrs. w. R. Maoy--Hsrry Wave ln- juries ssrious-cavalryman sku'f Fractured.

luries Serieus-cavalryman's 5kun Fractured.
 The cool shaded lawns of Davis park are becoming more and more popular as the heat continues, groups of peo- | pie finding relief as they stretch out l upon the sward.
 Mrs. Charles Thayer and daughter, local friends yesterday. Lawn Fete. The three nights lawn fete conduct ed under the auspices of St. James parish was brought to a successful l close Saturday evening. As usual a large crowd gathered to patronize the numerous booths which the various so-| l cieties had so attractively decorated The electrical decorations and the con- ! cert by St. James band served in mak-| | ing the affair one of the most success l full ever held by the parish. Edgar E. Lewis and family were in- I Danie,son for a short visit with friends Saturday. They will return to their home in Hartford, after spending a I short vacation with relatives in North Sterling. where they formerly resid- ] ed.
 Roy Reach, formerly of DanieIson, | passed through here last Saturday morning on his return trip by motor | cycle to his home in Buffalo, N. Y. MT. l Reach has been visiting his parents beaCn, | Whence he was returning. Although ] in Danielson about noon, he expected l to make Utica before sunset Saturday night.
 Mrs. Charles Thayer and daughter. l Katherine of Putnam, were the guests Of local relatives Sunday ! Several local residents were at East killingly Saturday evening to attend I the lawn social given by the members i of the Baptist church there. A pleas ing programme of music including ; graphophone selections attracted some while others were 1ured to the fete by i the announcement that King. George Jaques would serve one of his royal ] chowders.
 ! Mrs Mary Reynolds of Mechanics sep Point
 At Camp Meeting. 1 Rev. H. N Brown of the local Penta- costal church Is at Seven Cakes, N. J., where he is the principal preacher at the camp meeting services being held terday by the Rev. John Armstrong, who formerly was pastor of the church.
 Report From NerthfieId. Miss Grace Spalding led the B. Y. P. U. service last evening at the Bap- 1 tist church when she gave a very in- teresting report on her recent visit to the Northf1eld conference. This ad- dress was the fourth in a series given aat these services recently.
 Seriously III.
 Frank Stinson has been called to his home in Maine by the serious illness of his mother, the shock of her brother S | death having made her critically i'll.
 Miss Nellie Schofeld visited friends in Jewett City last Saturday after
 noon.
 ! Mrs. Susan Mowry, Mrs. George of
 chusetts Mrs. w E. Reach, all of
 East Brooklyn. motored to willimantic recently, where they were the guests
 of C. D. Stone and family.
 | MT. and Mrs. Harry E. Way, and family of Boston have been spending 1 their vacation with relatives in East 1 Brooklyn.
 Word was received yesterday an-
 nouncing the death of Mrs. Margaret Marcy. wife of W. R. Marcy of New
 York. who died at her home in the city i of cancer of the liver. The deceased
 was the mother of Mrs. Alexander R.
 Simpson of New York who is well
 known in panielson, where she spends
 the summer months.
 H. W. Babson has returned from a trip down the Providence river. and in Massachusetts
 1 Henry Torrey of Potter street is re-
 covering from his slight illness. Fractured Leg Bones. Harry Way, brother-in law of Lan-
 son Co1vin of the West Side, was taken
 to the DayKimball last Friday when
 he collided with an automobile. The 1 injured man who has been spending 1 his vacation in Danielson was on his
 way here from Chepatchet. R. l.. when
 the accident occurred. Examination at
 the hospital revealed that in addi-
 ton to a severe shaking up he had sustained a compound fracture of both homes hRtwaan Q nd he nl< la Waureean Lawn Party. On Wednesday evening a lawn party
 will be held on the grounds at the
 wauregan Congregational church Be-
 sides the special feature of the Garden
 of Mysteries which Is sure to mystify
 everyone, music and games will be
 enjoyed Throughout the evening fee lemonade and homemade candy
 will be on sale Remember the date
 Wednesday, August 18th. adv. MT. and Mrs. Frank Gallup are wis.,
 itng relatives in Ekonk for a fortnight Albert Yachon, of Danielson who is
 has organized band of scouts among
 the boys of that town.
 Charles Pierce is enjoying an outing
 in New York city for about a fort
 night.
 Local residents who held season
 tickets for the Chautauqua week just
 ended in Putnam as well as those who
 were able to attend any of the ses-
 sions are jubilant at the report that the experiment will be repeated next pear.
 The regular weekly prayer meeting
 will be held in the local Methodist , church next Thursday when Rev. c. H
 Barber will conduct the services
 Improving at Hospital. George Pratt. the man injured wher : passenger train struck the autotrucl at Franklin crossing a week ago las ], Saturday was reported yesterday a: having improved greatly since his re Iioval to the -Kimball hospital. Miss Req Gingras is the guest O , friends and relatives in Fall River Ray Wood has returned from an en
 joyable weeks cam ping on the nortl shore of Alexander's lake. Il Prayers For Peace.
 In accordance with an exhortatiol i, issued by Pope Plus to the Catholic . of the entire world to pray that tn l European war may speedily end pub 5 lie prayers were offered at the loca
 Catholic church yesterday Bishop Nj 5 Ian has ordered public prayers fo :, peace in all the churches of the dio
 cese. beginning with yesterday. Sent to Jail. Nellie Buckley was in the town cour 1 at it's last session. charged with in