Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-16
DANIELSON
Miss CornweI Here Because of III HeaIth-Over 5000 In Fines And Costs Paid For Illegal Liquor Selling Express Trolley Service Might Make Up For Train AnnuIment.


 Make Up For Train AnnuIment.
 Miss Ruth Cornwell teacher in charge of the compercial department of Killingly High school. has tempo rarily been released from duty on ac- home in Worcester.
 Charles F. Franklin has returned from a visit of two months with rel atives at Scranton, Pa.
 Afr. and Mrs. Albert Jones and chill dren, of Oakland Beach, R. l., were week end guests of relatives in Dan ielson.
 1Gr. and Mrs. E. U. c. Baker of Nor wich have recently been guests of MT. and Mrs Harry w. Clarke.
 Archdeacon Brown to Preach.
 Rev. J. Eldred Brown of Norwich will preach the Lenten sermon at the Wednesday evening service at St. AL bans church
 Henry B. Newton of Bridgeport was visitor with friends in Danielson over Sunday.
 Rev. W. D. Swaf1eld will be in Bos- ton today (Monday) on a business trip.
 Miss Clara c. Brooks is to enter tain the members of the Nadel Arbeit club Tuesday afternoon.
 No Change in Sunday Trains.
 1neFe mas been no change uDUer the schedule now effective of the running time of the Sunday trains through Danielson
 MT. and Mrs Ira Martin have been entertaining Mrs. J. w. Dawson, of Leominster. Mass.
 Mrs Isabelle Waldo is to be the leader at the meeting of the Woman's Missionary society of the Congrega- tional church to be held at the home of Mrs J. c. A. Stone Tuesday after noon.
 Might Have Express Trolley Service.
 Now that there is no afternoon train through Danielson in either di- rection express service to make Boston and Hartford connections at Putnam via trolley would be appreciated by the travelling public.
 General Manager C. L. Bardo and General Passenger Agent A. B. Smith who were to have come here last week, conference with the directors of the local business mems association rela- tive to train changes.
 First of Three Missions.
 At St. James church next Sunday the first of three missions each to last q week, is to be commenced. This will mean nightly services at the church until Easter Sunday, April 12. Popular Company.
 The Edward Doyle Stock company completed a successful weeks engage ment at the Orpheum theater Satur- day. The company proved to be one of the best liked repertoire organiza- tlons that has been in this town.
 Members of KiIlingly grange went to South Killingly Saturday evening and furnished an entertaining program at the meeting of Highland grange in that place
 Actresses the Theme. \ Miss Susan Young is to preside at the meeting of the Ladies' Art club to be held Wednesday afternoon with Miss Annie Hutchins. The subject of the meeting is to be Actresses Giddons. Charlotte Cushman. Sarah Bernhardt.
 Licensed Dealers Satisfied. Liquor dealers in Killingly were not displeased at the punishment inflicted on violators of the liquor law, pro prietors of kitchen barrooms, in the town court Saturday morning The licensed dealers have had to bear much of the odium that has resulted from drunkenness chargeable to the illegal selling of these unlicensed persons, l especially on Sundays.
 Twenty three New Members. A number of Danielson members of the order were in Putnam Sunday af- ternoon to witness the reception of g members into Council La Concorde of the Union St. John Baptist-the ladies auxiliary.
 More Orders for WcoIen Mills. Some improvement over conditions Of few weeks ago is noted by woolen manufacturers having mills in this and surrounding towns and the outlook seems to be brighter. Orders are com ing in better but not in a measure to warrant the prediction of a pros porous season. A great deal of the uncertainty which has been manifest in these lines for several months past remains.