Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
DANELSON.
Mrs. w. E. 6idwell Injured by Faii- Choral union's Successful Concert Government Orders Recruiting As sistant for Capt. Woodward


 Lieut. Walter Jacobs. U $. N. who was formerly of the battleship Florida, now at Vera Cruz, remains stationed at Annapolis
 Mrs. D. M. Bennett of Academy street has been spending a few days in Rockville with a relative that is seriously iIl
 Rev. J. F. Quinn. who has been spending the week in Danielson, re- turns for Sunday to St. Margaret's church, Waterbury.
 Injured by Fall.
 Mrs W. F. Biswen was somewh hat injured when she fell at her home in Dayville.
 At the Baptist church Sunday eve ming. Rev. W. D. Swaffield will preach the first of a series of sermons on the general topic The Gospel from Books
 c. H. PeIlett and A1vah Pierce were in Hartford an business trip Friday.
 Miss Ethel Day of Rainbow Lake, N. Y., has been a guest of Rev. and Mrs. W. D. Swafield.
 Will Assist In Programme.
 Killingly grange members will as- sist in furnishing the entertainment ona grange at the meeting in Brook lyn today (Saturday).
 The special town meeting called for this (Saturday) afternoon will at tract to Danielson a large number of voters from various parts of Killing H.
 Schools in Killingly will be closed May 8. the date of the Eastern Con nectfcut Teachers association annual meetings at New London and Will limantic.
 26 Degrees Friday Morning.
 Friday morning brought tempera- lures below the freezing point to Dan O Ig.FNr lou 1Tr1ar fe1 was 2s degrees. It is not known that the frost caused material damage.
 Arrangements for the annual Memo rial day exercises are underway. Mo Gregor post, G. A. R., will have ser vices at South KillfnglY as usual this year on the Sunday before Memorial day.
 Members of McGregor post and Mo Gregor W. R, c. were present at a sup per and entertainment given by Col Edward Anderson camp, S. of w.. Fri day evening.
 Jacobs-Benson.
 Announcement is made of the mar riage at St. Paurs church, New York, Saturay, April IS, of Miss Anna CeEtte Benson of Indianapolis and Oliver B. Jacobs of East Orange, N. J., formerly of Danielson
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Reach, formerly of Danielson. who have been spending the winter in Pomfret expect to leave early for Oakland beach, where they have a cottage and will remain for the summer.
 Art Club Officers.
 The following are the Ladies' Art club officers for 1914-16: President. Miss Louise Danielson; vice president, Mrs. Arthur W. Logee; secretary, Mrs. F. O. Huntingdon; assistant secretary. Miss Grace Fisher; treasurer, Mrs. James NJ. Paine; assistant treasurer. Mrs. Harold F. GIendining.
 pr. and Mrs. Robinson Returning. Dr. and Mrs. Rienzi Robinson, who have been spending the winter in the ton, expect to arrive in Danielson Monday morning, During their stay in Washington Dr. and Mrs Robinson were privileged to listen to the debate in the United States senate on Presi- dent Wilson's petition for the use of the army and navy as circumstances might demand and Mrs. Robinson writes, "a solemn and deeply interest ing debate it was. too" this in ref ence to the Mexican question. Eight Enlistments Received. Eight enlistments have been received by Captain F. L. Darbie of the Thir- teenth company. C. A c. The war fever has struck on in earnest in Dan ielson and a sufficient number of young men to raise the company to a war footing of 104 men are talking about Joining the command. Other enlist ments are in process of evolution that Is. have not yet reached the stage where signatures to papers are act ually being affixed, but intention of coming in has been given. Should the company be ordered out it's first station would in all probabil- fty be at one of the forts in the New London district Where the boys might go later would depend on circum- stances, but, it is understood. any very 1 anxious for real action. as many here are, could get 1t by being transferred to some company at the front and mixed in the thick of operations.