Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-04
DAINIEIsSON
Increase in Postal Savings Deposits-- Electric Service Prices Reduced Death of Mrs. John B. Shaw-East kiliinsly Pastor Wins in English Hymn Cempesition.


 Miss Clara Young has been spending a few days with relatives in Werees- ter
 Mrs. Henry SiIderslzy of Breckton, Mass, has been recent visitor with Martin Whalen of Cottage street. Mrs. F. B. Sibiey leaves tomorrow rThHrsday) for a visit with Mir and Mrs. Herbert Leeznis at Northamp- ton.
 Joseph Lavaiiee was a visitor with friends in Hartford and Waterbury Tuesday.
 Mrs. D. E. Jette has been in Boston for a visit with her daughter, Miss Georgette, a student at the Emerson School of Ozatory.
 Peetai Deposits Increase.
 Postmaster c. A. Potter reports that the postal savings deposits are steadily increasing at the Danielsen pestef9ee. Miss Mary Whalen of Cottage street is improved in health after a recent illness.
 W s. Brown on Tuesday completed work on the six houses which he had an agreement to construct for the Dan4elsen, Cotton company on Water street.
 The s. D. Horton cottage at Old killingly pond, near East Killingly, has been broken into by burglars, but not much Of value was taken.
 Valuable Pelts Shipped.
 w. IT. Sllippee has shipped a large number of pelts of fur bearing animals this week the value of the lot being in excess of S1,000. The furs have been collected within the past few weeks. Work of installing the new water wheel for the International Cotton company is to be commenced during the present month. The plant is now running day and night.
 Judge A. c. Bill has taken over the branch of business that was conduct ed by the late Sheriff Preston B. Slb- ley.
 Miss Mary E. Kelley, teacher at East Orange, N. J, has been called to her home in Bayville by the death of her mother, Mrs. w. P. Kelley.
 Unitarian hall at Brooklyn is being repaired and redecorated- This hall is in frequent use for grange meetings and entertaan1n emts. A piano has been added to the equipment of the hall
 Has Orange Grove.
 William Reece of Redlands, Cal- who has been visiting here has an orange grove of 1000 trees MT. Reeee says that the growers in that section expect to get about 75 per cent of fE1i crop this year
 Mrs F. A. Kennedy will have the members of the Ladies society of the
 
 for a meeting this Wednesday, after noon-
 JDdge M A Shumway is in New Haven, presiding at sessions of the superior conuTt this week
 Reduced Rates in Effect. Users of electricity for power and heating appliances have received a, new and reduced rate, comm encing this week. The first l4 kiIowatts are at the rate of Is cents, an in excess of that amount at the rate of four cents ki1owatt From these prices a, discount of one cent 8. kileWatt is allowed for prompt payment of bills. With a min ifnum charge of s1 month for meter service
 Wen Prizes for Hyms Writing. Rev, Alfred Barratt, pastor of the Baptist church at East Ki11ing1y. has gained considerable renown as a. com poser of hymns and as a writer. Re gently he entered Yorkshire, Eng, competitive writing of hymns for chil- dreus day and won the first and sec ond prizes and three special prizes Rev. MT. Barratt has written more than 500 hymns