Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-08

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 Wealthy New York Cotton Broker,
 Dies at DayviIIe FioteI-FaIIs During
 Ice Storm.
 Following is a. list of the active and associate membership of DanieIson's- Civic Federation. an organization that has a real mission and that is giyng a splendid account of itself:
 Active members of the Civic Fedora ton from Mays Tst to May 1st, 1915.
 Mrs. Es IT. Reach, Miss Annette NJ. Young, Miss Susan w. Young, Mrs. John Waldo, Judge M. A. Sliunway. Mrs. M A. Elfaxuway, Sir. A. H. Arm ingtoh Mrs. A. IT. Huntingdon Miss F. IO. Arr1hingtcn. Mrs Florence c. Dean, ter, Mrs. w. c. Darrow, Dayvil1e, Mrs. O. D. Chase, Mrs. James M. Paine, Mrs. A F. Woodward Mrs. T. E. Hopkins, Rev. C. H. Barber.
 Mrs. c. H. Barber, Mrs. H. c. Dove, Rev. E. A. Legg, Mrs. E. A Legg, Mr. John A. Paine, Mrs. John A. Paine, Mrs. A. O. Bill, Mrs. M. V. Woodmarth, Miss c. F.. Chamberlain. Mrs. Walter Musgrave, Mrs. George Saunders, Miss Matte O'Brien, Miss Grace O'Brien, Reed, Mrs John E. Reed. Miss D. F.. Filling, Mrs. Rienzi Robinson, Mrs. George IT. Can, Mrs. c. NJ. Borroughs, Miss Bertha L. Field.
 MT. w. L. Bullard, Mrs. W. L. Bul- lard. Mrs. F. E.. Celyin. Mrs. w H. Judge H. D. Back, Mrs. H. E. Back, Mrs. F.. P. Todd, Mrs. ". J. Craig, Miss Annie Hutchins. Mrs. Grace E. B. Prince, Mrs. Esther A. Jacobs, Mrs Burdette Hopkins, Miss Ruth Corn wall, Miss Roberta Horton, Mir. r. A. Jacobs, Mrs. c. H. Kinesbury, Mrs. W. P. Perkins, Mrs. Andrew Crunley,
 Miss Helen Perkins Mrs. H. c. Att wood, Mrs. George A. Carr Mrs. E. H. Jacobs, Miss Grace Spaufding, Dr. Nathaniel Hubbard. Mrs. 4. ". Logee, Bennett, Mrs. R. R. James, Mrs. Clin- ton w. Atwood, Miss Helen Fl. Leav- ems, Miss Mary WheatIey, Mir. IT. F. Gfendening, Mrs. H. F. G1endening, Mrs. W. H. Judson. Mrs. c. L. Bill, Mrs. Clarence A. Potter, Mrs. c. A. Russell, Dayviile, Mrs. George wag- horn. Total 80.
 Associate members:
 Mrs. E. H. Reach, Mrs. r. E. Hop kfns, Mrs. c. M. Smith, Mrs. F. T. Preston, Mrs. C. c. Young. Mrs. Mary Salottf. Miss Jennie l.. Dean, Mir. An- Miss Abbie Backus, Miss Francis Darl- ieIsoT1, Mir George H. Call, Mrs. P. B. Sibley, Mrs. Luther Filling, Mir. W. B. Fritz, pr. F. P. Todd, pr. G. N. Per- reau1t. Mfr. W. F. LaBelIe, Mrs. G. Herbert Smith.
 MT. George A. Carr. Mrs. Ellen Cod ding. Miss Hattie Codding, Miss Myra Codding, MT. Robert K. Bennett, Dr. Rienzi Robinson, Dr. c. NJ. Burroughs, MT. Burdette Hopkins, Mir. H. B. Sur rey, Mrs. H. B. Surrey, Mir. Simeon Danielson. MT. E. L. Darbie, Mrs. Jo- seph DandelSon, Mrs. D. W. Scott, Jr. Total 33.
 Personal 1riefs,
 Mir. and Mrs Nathan D. Prince have had as their guest E. c. Hoyt from South Nofwalk, secretary of the State Bankers association.
 Mrs. John Healey has been at Taun- ton to attend the funeral of relative. George B. Sennett Of FaIl River was visitor with friends in Danielson Monday.
 Nathan D. Prince has been at Bos- ton attending meeting of the exec utive committee of the New England States Bankers association. Mir. Prince is president of the Connecticut Bankers association.
 In observance of the feast of the Immaculate Conception there are to be three masses at St. James church this CTuesday) morning.
 On account of the storm Monday there was only one session at the grad ed school, the first break of the kind this school year.
 One of the rabid critics of Killing lys officials on the ground of lack of efficiency and econony has left his own moving machine in the field where he finished having last sum- mer. Enough saidi
 Fell on Slippery Walks. l The ice storm of Monday was re- l sponsible for number of persons get ting bad falls, especially during the dark hours of the early morning Nc serious injuries were reported, howev- CT.
 A dress rehearsal of musical en. tertainment arranged under the direc- | tion of Mrs. Joseph Gareau and for . church benefit was attended by . large number In St. James school hal Sunday afternoon.
 | Reported Attempt at Assassination. The reported attempt to assassinatt l the Watchman at an East EiliinzlJ mill by shooting at him on a recent night has that village discussing another interesting topic. No arresi has been made and the chances seen to be that none will be. Fund Now $61o.
 The civic federation has a fine re. port to make on funds received dur. ling the treasury to $610.11. The reve. nue was from food sales a ruInmagt sale. a military whist, fees to the visit ing nurses and other sources.
 Clubs in Mill Villages. ! Social clubs that are of great ad 1 vantage to young men and boys arr being developed in the mill villages O. Killingly. At Attawaugan the mil company is improving the quarters O. the club, which has about 40 mem bers. The village club includes baseball team that was the class O the organizations i1erea,bouts last sum mer and will be better still next year it is promised
 This week Saturday the meeting O the Windhan County Agricultural SO ciety is to be held at Brooklyn Thi executive committee of fifteen is mad up of one member from each of tn, county towns. The reports for tn, past year are said to be very satis factory.
 OBITUARY.