Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-21

Mrs. James J. Dunn Is spending a few days with relatives in Worcester. Miss Clara Baker, who has been hv- ing in Hartford, has returned to Dan l ielson to make her home. MT. and Mrs. Patrick Murray are entertaining Mrs. Martin Wolf and | Mrs. William Crumm of Jewett City. Military Ball Committee. Lieutenant Ira A. Warren. Sergeant ! A. W. Logee and Cook C. A. Hamilton have been appointed a committee to arrange for the annual ball of the Thirteenth company, C. A. C. Now that the high school league plan has been abandoned K. H. S. students are discussing scheduling other games for the season about to open. Arthur c. Speare of Webster was a visitor with friends in Danielson Fri day.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Getty were call l ed here from Worcester Friday on ac- count of the death of Judge Oliver E. Getty
 MT. and Mns. c. B. Hutchins has entertained Edward Matthewson of Grass Valley. Cal, who is in the east I to visit with relatives at Hope Valley. Week End Beach Outing. William NJ. Franklin is spending the week end at his cottage at Oakland beach with a party of local friends. John B. LoomiS of Springfield was a
  day.
 Supper for Crusaders. Rev and Mrs. W. D. Swaffield had the members of the Crusaders at their home for a chicken pie supper Fri day evening
 Rev H. \. Brown is to conduct ser vices at the Pentecostal church in Put nam tomorrow Sunday. Carpenters Set Wage Scale. Joseph Hallie as president and Frank F. Young as secretary of the local union of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners have given notice that after May 1 the wages of diction is to be not less than 37 1-2 cents an hour for each eight hour day.
 Easter opening and selected display of choice hats and millinery trimmings
 at Mdme Cyrs store, Main street, Fri
 day and Saturday, March 27-2s. Beau tiful selections in all lines.-Adv J. Carl Witter is to leave tomorrow Sunday for New York, where he is to conduct an important sale of antique goods of a total value of many hun dreds of dollars.
 Union Temperance Meeting. The Present Crisis will be the sub the ". C. T. [. anniversary union
 meeting to be held at the Methodist church Sunday evening. This service will be largely attended, as arrange ments for their members to attend have been made by pastors of other churches.
 The Woman's Missionary society of the Baptist church met at the home of MT. and Mrs. V. H. Wethereil Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Miss Grace | Spalding was leader of the meeting. 10 Degrees on Friday. March continues to perform stunts in the way of furnishing low temper atures. Friday reports of 12 above came in and the temperature did not 1 rise much above the freezing point during the day.
 Train Service CurtaiIed, but Irproved. | There is no loss without some small | gain and this proves to be true to l DanielSon people as regards change in train service. Under the new ar
 engagement the best connections ever | to Boston and New York are avail ! back here. In the morning one can | reach Boston in just a little under two hours and can make equally good time l returning in the early afternoon. The l one morning train south from here
 makes a direct New York connection at New London.
 Talk of Cleanup Week. l There is a demand in DanieIson for l the repetition of the cleanup week that
 was responsible for so much tidiness | here after the efforts made a year ago | Some of the benefits of that crusade | have proved lasting, Putnam is again | to take up the work this year in the l early part of May