Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-19
DANIELSON
Changes in Trains Delays Rural Mail -SIrthday Surprise for Rev. E. A. Le9g-Pledges Received Toward Gymnasium Fund-ElmviIIe Opera tive Injured

Gymnasium Fund-ElmviIIe Opera
 tive Injured.
 George H. Call, returned from brief visit in Syracuse, reports about tnree feet Of snow remaining in that city and vicinity
 Charles B. Hutchins, member of the borough board of assessors, will not pc candidate for renomination at the caucus tomorrow (Friday) evening.
 Earl w. Filling, C. E., has returned 10 Dedham, Mass, after a visit with ms parents, MT. and Mrs. George M. Filling.
 Committee Meets.
 Members of the gymnasium project committee of the K H. s. Alumni as- sociatfon met at the home of Ernest R. Warren Wednesday evening.
 Charles Reach of Waterbury was visitor with friends in Danielson We'd nesday
 G.. B. Norton of Fall River was in Danielson Wednesday.
 Mail Unclaimed. Letters addressed to Mrs. F. Andre, Daniel F. Austin, S. M. Bamber and w Gray are unclaimed at the Danielson post office.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Cyr, who have been spending the winter in Montreal, are expected to return here within few days to remain until summer.
 St. Joseph's Day Observance.
 Today (Thursday) the feast of St. Joseph, will be observed with special services at St. James church.
 Danielson experienced it's first thun- der storm of the season Wednesday morning, following a snow furry of brief duration.
 Judge Backs Mother Ill.,
 Wednesday Judge Harry E. Back was called to Union, where his mother, Mrs. Rosicus Back, is i'll.
 Miss Mary Whalen of Cottage street who has been seriously Ill for a num- Der of weeks, is improved in health.
 Edward McDermott, who has been confined to his home on High street on account of an injury to his ankle is able to be out
 Attorney W. Fenner Woodward rep resented Ezra L. Burgess of this town in the Rounds Burgess trial in the su- perior court at Putnam Wednesday,
 Had Highest Scores at Whist.
 Albert Mailhot, John Burns. D. E. Jette, Fred Lahaie, Miss Clara Mail hot, Mrs. George Davignon and Miss Georgianna GOdreau won the honors at the St. Patriclz's night whist in St James parish hall.
 The matter of placing permanent pavement in Main street through the business section is receiving the at tention of local officials and business men and it is probable that the mat ter will soon be in such shape as to be ready for consideration by the town.
 Hours Changed to s-5.
 Postmaster c. A. Potter has posted an announcement that the money order and postal savings departments at the postoffice are to be open for business from a. m to D. m. This is a change from S.SO p. m. to 5.30 p. m.
 Change in Mail Closing Hours. On account of the encouragement of the train service the time for closing of mails at the Danielson postoffice has been changed to be as follows: Northbound trains, 6.59, mail closes $50; 9.58 train, mail closes at 9.3S: 5.47 D. m. train. mail closes at 527: southbound trains. 9.44 q. m. train, mail closes at SPA: 6.27 p. m. train. mail closes at 6.07; boat train, mail closes at 7.30 p. m.
 Get Mail and Papers the Day After.
 Because of the new train arrange ments into Danielsoa in the morning hours patrons on the R. F. D. route out of the Danielson office are now obliged to wait for their mail and neWSpape from points north until a day later, as the carrier is obliged to leave the local postoff1ce before the first train of the morning arrives here from the north. Postmaster C. A. Potter is at work on a new routing scheme and will have Boston mail and newspapers sent to Providence and from that city to Danielson by trolley, arriving here probably at S.30 w. N. Jewett on Committee.
 c. E. Hutchins and other tax officials in the town of KiIlingly have received notice of the third annual meeting of the Tax Officials association of Con necticut to be held in the old senate chamber at the capitol in Hartford on l Tuesday of next week. Every member of every board of assessors and board of relief in each town in Connecticut is entitled to become a member of this association. Wallace N Jewett of Hampton is the member of the execu- tive committee of the association for 1 Windham county