Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
DANIE.LsON

Only Degrees Above Zero Friday 1 Liquor Raid Cases to Be. Heard To- | day-Anderson Camp, s. of V. Has Social Evening-John Fournier In- | jured by Fall Down Stairs. Miss Winnie E. Shaw is visiting l friends in New York and in Newark. Miss Mary Smith was in Provi ! dence Friday.
 At Engineers Congress.
 Allan Dean has been at Boston at tending the Massachusetts highway commissioners congress of engineers Rev and Mrs. w. D. Swaff1eld are entertaining Mrs. F. w. Hartwell of | Providence.
 Frank V. Benton of Hartford was visitor with friends in Danielson Fri
 Rev. E. A. Legg is to be the speaker at union meeting under the aus ptces of the w. c. T. U in the Meth odist church Sunday evening, March
 Edwin Blake, teaching at Barring ton, R. l., is again to visit California this summer.
 Caucus Time Approaching.
 The caucus for the nomination of borough officers for the ensuing year is to be held on Friday evening of next 1 week.
 Eight Degrees Above Zero.
 Alleged signs of spring were friz- zled in a temperature of eight de- grees above zero Friday morning.
 Large areas of the town of Scituate,, R. l. on the P. and D. trolley line are being taken by the city of Providence for the big reservoir that is to be | constructed.
 Liquor Cases Today. In the town court this Saturday, morning at 10 o'clock the continued cases of Antonia Mazzarelli and Toni l ,1Ia liquor last Saturday night, are sched- uled to come up for consideration. Boyle Company Provides Excellent Entertainment. Everybody's Doin' It was the title of a really funny comedy drama pre- sented by the Edward Doyle Stock company at the Orpheum theater Fri day evening. In the afternoon there was special matinee for women only } with readings by Wanda, the mental 5 ist, who has admitted to some Daniel son people that they might not be pleased to have her answer fully all } of the questions they have asked her. Permanent Pavement for Main Street. First Selectman Hiram S. Franklin has received a communication from the office of the state highway com [ missioner at Hartford in which is an- \ nounced a visit here by a state high way official to go over with MT. Frank
 
 , ment in Main street
 2 s. of V. Program Interesting. : There was a special and interesting - l program Friday evening at the meet p ing of Colonel Edward Anderson camp Sons of Veterans. Those who con- trlouted parts to the program were 1 Commander Frank Stinson, Rev C. A z Downs, Andrew Meech, F. B. Wilbur William E. Reach. Jesse Cook W. De- Forest Wells William Bachman.
 A Valuable Industry,
 At Dayville the Assawauga company has plans for various improvements to its plant this spring. This concern has been very successfully operated @ during the past few years under the q | direction of Angus Park of Hanover ! and is one of the very valuable indus 5 tries of killingly.
 l Circus Now Travels by Automobile.
 Postmaster c. A. Potter cites with interest that the matter of transport ing cfrcu6es around the country has v undergone some radical changes since the days when he was with the Bar , mum show, which he visited at New York this week, and even greater changes since his boyhood days, g y period when all of the circuses trav- n cled overland Friends of Postmas ter Potter with the Barnum show tolc d him this week of circus that is now ;. fitted out to tour the eastern states
 
 II 40 big machines making up the trans V portation equipment
 l. Methodist Ladies' Aid Officers
 The following are the newly elect. ed officers of the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church: President u Mrs. NJ V. Woody orth; first vice pres tdent. Mrs. William E. Reach: seconC vice president, Mrs. F. E. Colvin; sec = retary, Mrs. H. L. Paine; directresses Mrs. E. M: Burroughs. Mrs. F. A 0 Kennedy, Mrs. Frank Kennedy, Mrs N. D. Prince, Mrs William Martin. s J. Carl Witter goes to New Yorl next week to conduct a large sale o merchandise.
 n n Notwithstanding the fact that hun s dreds of people in New York are clam bring for employment, farmers in thi l. section are looking for men to fl W places on their farms.
 The body of Ernest E. Clark, for is merly superintendent of the mill a 1T Williamsville, has been brought iron Amber, Pa. where MT. Clark died. t n Whitinsville, Mass, for burial toda ,a l Saturday..
 Remodeled for Library. Ia It is expected that the building a l. Brooklyn formerly occupied by tn Brooklyn Savings bank. now located O = the West Side will be occupied by tn @ Brooklyn public library within tn present month. The renovation of tn building and the fitting of it for us as a library is practically completed d On Friday local officers had prac tically given up any expectation the have entertained of the speedy retak - ing of the two burglars that escape here Tuesday while being taken fror the jail to Putnam. No clue tha \ indicates the present wherea bouts ( the young men is at hand.
 Mrs. James Kent and daughter ( Elmville have new and beautiful set of coon furs. the belts taken from ani mais that Mir Kent killed during tn past season, which was the most sue , cessful that Mir. Kent has had in hunt ing the animals, he getting 26. Te
 belts were used in making the fU - sets.
 John Fournier Injured.
 John Fournier of the West Side re
 ceived a severe scalp wound and a go | injury to his shoulder when he misse
 a step and fell down the cellar stail .. at his home. MT. Fournier was f. w many years q night watrhmau at II