Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-22
DANIELSON.
Walter L. Dixon Leases Stamp Store
 Town considerirss Compensation jnsurance-Goodyear Official Advo-s eates Wiiliamsvilie School Building.


 Town considerirgs Compensation insurance-Goodyear Official Advo- eates WilliamsviIie School Building.
 Mrs. George Wilson and son., Burton, of Bridgeport. are visiting with MT. and Mrs. Henry Burton, Mrs. Will sons parents. ss
 a visit with friends in : Worcester.
 At MT, and Mrs. George Miners, Academy street. Tuesday evening, there was a cottage prayer meeting of members of the PenIece,eta1 church.
 Michael Aylward is. confined by ill., ness to his home on Maple street.
 College Girls Opportunities.
 At the Congregational parsonage Tuesday afternoon Miss Adah. Daniel son was leader of a meeting of the auxiliary of the Woman's Board of Missions of the church. College Girls Opportunities was the subject.
 Choral Union concert Friday eve ming at the Orpheum theatre Fine, 1y trained chorus assisted by Russell James Keeney. sviolinist- Seats now selling at theater, box ofhce.--Adv.
 From talk heard about town Tues day it is indicated that the last has not been heard of the proposition to struction of a sewer in Main street north from the end of the: sewer as at present laid.
 Supervisor Albert S. Ames has about completed his collection of public school pupils papers that are to be shown in the exhibit being arranged for May 1. The collection contains many excellent examples. of work be- ing done in the schools of Killingiy.
 Thirteenth Go. Ready for Orders.
 While members of the Thirteenth company, c. A. C., have not yet reach ed the stage of bidding goodbye to their families and friends they are the Mexican situation and many of them wouldn't mind being ordered out for active service.
 Leases Stamp 'Store.r'
 On Tuesday walterL. Dixon secured lease of what has been known as the stamp store, now vacant, in the Bradley building and located almost directly across the street from his present store, which. he must vacat te by June l. The store in the Brad : ley building is to be rearranged for MT. Dixon's benefit. To give, him the space he will require Q stairway will be cut through from the street level floor to the basement, which will be fitted in modern and up-to-date man ner and with special lighting arrange ments && =, Maps Sent to Postcfffce Department. 
 On Tuesday Postmaster Charles A. Potter forwarded to the first assistant postmaster general a map of the .ber ough of Danielson. which map Post master Potter had especially drawn, and another drawing setting out Dan ielSon's populated area These maps were forwarded in response. to a re- quest from the postoff1ce depar tment for the same in connection with -tlle plan to give Danielson free city de- livery service of mail matter
 Improved Mail Service.
 Additional mail facilities have been given the Danielson postoffiee this week. The train now due, here from New London at 8 D. m, which train has ao mail carat present, but for naeriy included one in it's equipment brings a transfer clerks pouch fror, New London and another pouch direct from the Norwich office, which office also sends a pouch through to Putnam oni the same train. This new mail ser vice repairs in great degree, but not wholly, the loss that was sustained when the new schedule of train service over the Norwich branch was inaug- urated 8 few weeks ago