Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
DANELSoN.
Agent of Proorsssivs Party visits
 csunty-Two Bad Woodland Fir0 Friday sslsetusnt Prspart 5ury List

 Dan Page. playinx with the, woon- socket team of the Colonial league is
 making a fine showing, his local frtends are pleased to note. ~ MT; and Mrs Joseph cyr are spend. M ,ss beach cottage.
 Alfred L. Reed will spend the week end with relatives In Boston. A. F Woodward has recovered suf- nciently from his recent illness to be out
 Mir and Mrs. George Dominique of Central Falls are spending the holi- day with relatives in Danielson. Martin Shedd of Norwich has been recent visitor with friends in Dan ielson.
 Holiday at Beach. William Young and Ralph C. Young left Friday afternoon to spend the hol- iday at Oakland beach. Miss Katherine Thayer of Putnam is
 spending few days with Danielson relatives.
 John F. Jenkins of Fall River called on friends in Danielson Friday Charles D. Chase. John Chase and James N. Tucker. the special commit tee in charge, have advertised for bids Tor the contract of building the new school house at the Valley district. Progressive orsanixer Active. From the New York headquarters of the party a progressive organizer has been in Eastern Windham county this week having interviews with party leaders and mapping out plans for the fall campaign in this section Supervisor Albert S. Ames has fixed Monday and Tuesday in the middle of June as the dates when the entrance examinations for Killingiy High school are to be given This will be directly after the close of the years work in the graded schools.
 Pupils in the common schools throughout the town of KilIinRiy have been engaged the past two days in passing a general examination as to their knowledge of the years work now closing.
 Taking Years Test. Comfort Starr Burlingame, formerly of Brooklyn and director in a local bank is spending the week end with friends in this vicinity. Mir. Burlin- game is in the brokerage business in New York.
 Hosts of tent caterpillars have ap- peared in Danielson. since the warm merous here. Some shrubs are fairly white with the tents. The campaign of the school children during the late weeks of the winter for the radica- l ton of the pest through destruction oi l the egg masses does not appear to have been wholly effective. Business Suspended For HoIaday. After the noon hour today (Satur- day) business will be partly suspend | ed in Danielson, though some of the | stores have elected to remain oper longer than is the custom on holi. l days, owing to the fact that this Mem | foI lox F,I fo | tories are to be closed all day, how | ever. The postoffice will observe usua l holiday hours. The barber shops clos, at II a. m for the day. Sewer Ordinance Recalled. | The calling of attention by borousi ! officials to the fact that a borough | ordinance was passed four years az, | requiring owners of buildings to con l meet them with sewers in streets wher, sewers have been laid and accept l ed or be liable to a fine of from s1 tt l SIS a week for the full period of theI neglect to comply with the order. hal I stirred up the delinquents and som
 action is looked for by them prompt ly.
 Memorial Day Orator. Rev. D. B. Lathrop is to be the Mem
 orial day orator at East Killingly 1 where the church services are to b.
 held at 10 o'clock this (Saturday morning. Following the services a the church a procession will be form ] ed and will proceed to the yariou l cemeteries to decorate the graves Q | the soldier dead.
 1 Woodland Fires Friday.
 Deputy Fire Warden T. D. Hammet 1 and some assistants were out durin
 Friday fighting fire that was runnin | 4 <r- |, y,, ,<,I 1xr Ta1 l Hutchins, near the Green Hoiloy
 road section of Killingly. During tn | morning hours of Friday anothe l woodland fire was sweeping owe l woodland property in the vicinity 0
 the Wauregan railroad station. Smok from these fires hung in clouds in tn
 sky to the south of Danielson.