Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-12
VISITING NURSE FUND.
Increased by Unsolicited Donations
 from Local People.

Among the unsolicited gifts that have come to the Civic Federation for the visiting nurse fund are one from Mrs. Mary Salotti for $2, and one from w. B. Ffttz for $25; also the coming gift from Manager J. F. Lewis of the Orpheum theater of a days receipts, afternoon and evening.
 It is estimated that there will he 45,oO0 carloads of oranges shipped out of California this season. A. H. Arm ington has had 100 boxes of the best ones consigned to him, with the re- quest that he distribute them for 25 cents dozen, or s2.3S box.-Adv.
 Fire Escapes for Schools.
 Material for the fire escapes to be erected on the schools at Attawaugan and Dayville arrived at Dayville Wed nesday and the men who are to put the structures in place are expected to arrive this (Thursday) morning. The escapes are built and erected by a Providence concern, the lowest bid 1 ders for the contract. Hector McCon- mittee in Ballouville, has conducted the negotiations for the placing of the escapes
 Gordon A. Johnstone Makes Good in Georgia.
 Danielson friends hear with satis- faction of the great success Gordon A. JOhnstOne Is achieving as agent of the big plants of the Fulton Bag and Cotton company at Atlanta, Ga, one of the most important textile concerns in the southern states. Mir. Johnstone has been with the company since No Yember 1913 and has made an excel 1 lent showing. MT. Johnstone was for about ten years agent of the Daniel | son Cotton company here.
 Baptist Missionary Conference. All Baptist churches in towns in l this section will be represented at | the missionary conference to be held ! fFFfdaH) afternoon, commencing at 2 ! o'clock. There is to be an evening ses- i sion also. Speakers of prominence in ' the missionary field for the Baptist denomination will make addresses.
 Exaggerated Charges Against Hubbard De Bill. Danielson friends of Hubbard De Bill ! of Boston are pleased to learn that i Boston newspapers were at fault in exaggerating the facts relative to a visit made by officers to his place in 1 Winthrop for the purpose of inves- ! tigating as to alleged lottery tickets 7, supposed to be printed by him. MT. 1 De Bill bore an excellent reputation while a resident of Danielson and the newspaper stories caused regret here Tango ct al Tabooed.
 Many WofdS or approval were spoken 1 Wednesday of the action taken at the
 ball given by the Danielson Bremen association Wednesday evening pro-
 hibiting the tango and like dances at
 the affair. There was a big crowd present and everyone seemed to have
 had fully as enjoyable a time as wouId have been the case had the question:
 able dances been permitted. The fire
 mems association will realize con- siderable profit from the ball
 Ponafrst Creamery Will Benefit Farm.
 CTS.
 The establishment of a creamery
 near Pomfret station will be of valut 1 to farmers who live in the sections
 of the town of Killingly near Williams
 vile, Dayville and Attawaugan cross
 ing, for it is only a short drive iron
 their farms to the place where inc creamery is to be located. At present
 these farmers of Killingly. in many in.
 stances, ship their milk to Boston. bu-
 the establishment of a creamery vii
 gulVe them an option as 10 what theN shall do with it.