Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-23
DANIEL SON

f Youth from Dayville Going to Kansas from "a Tombstone-Contra Finding Men searse.
 Mrs Martin Burns and daughters, Olive and Irene. leave today (Tuesday} for a vacation of two weeks at Rocky Point.
 of for Golden West.
 Merrill Bennett of Dayville, a Kill lingly High school graduate goes to the Kansas wheat fields as a har- vester for the summer.
 Henry D. Johnson of Pawtucket was a visitor with friends in Danielson
 Will Enter Brown.
 John Dove and Lester Craig are to enter Brown university this fall. Both are recent graduates of the local high school.
 Rodney Lloyd is substitute carrier on the R, F. D. route from the local office during the absence of Carrier A. w. Logee.
 were in Boston over Sunday.
 Members of the Danielson Baptist church will be at Boston this week for the sessions of the Northern Bap- tist convention.
 ArtilIerymen Ha~,y.
 Visitors from DanieIson to Fort Wright, Fishers Island, found the members ofSthe Thirteenth. company comfortably located and in good health.
 MT. and Mrs. William Franklin, Mrs. Hiram Franklin, Howard Ruth and Vera Franklin leave this week to spend a few days at Oakland beach.
 Ball Player Injured.
 Harold Horton received a consider able injury in the K. H. S.-Alumni game last Friday afternoon, when he tripped and fell while attempting to field a long hit to the outfie1d.
 The advance guard of the suffrage campaigners arrived in Danielson Monday to make final arrangements for the big votes for women meeting to be held in the Orpheum theatre this (Tuesday) evening.
 There was 9 meeting of the mem bers of the Ladies' Reading circle with Mrs. Henry M. Thompson of Winter street Monday afternoon. Quotations were given in response to the roll call.
 Going to Canada.
 The summer exodus to Canada will commence immediately after July 4. A number of Danielson people are planning the trip. some of them to re- main until early fall
 Construction of the Center street  tiona1 bank building is to be com menced this week by Contractor John A. Gilbert. The brick to be used in the work has arrived.
 There will be no observance of the Fourth in Danielson this year. only the impromptu night before cele- bration that is already being arranged by a committee of specialists who will see to it that there is plenty of noise
 First Sunday School Picnic. The first of the Sunday school out inSs will be held today Tuesday, at Alexander's lake, when the Methodist Sunday school members will gather at the pretty resort. leaving Danielson on the 9.1o car
 At the Young Brothers company plant on Mechanic street a new steel mill for grinding grain is to be in stalled to replace the stone mill that has been in use there for number The gift of s1ss to the gymnasium fund of Kllingly High school has boosted the building plan along an other notch and probably has estab- nshed . precedent that will be follow ed by other classes to follow the ono of 1914
 Deposits Too Big for Uncfe Sam. Postmaster c. A. Potter says there ara many opportunities to receive large sums for deposit in the postal savings bank here that must be turned down on account of the limitations under which deposits may be receiv ed. Last week $1,o00 or more was turned down for this reason.
 Warning from a Tombstone
 It Is stated that monument recent ly- erected in cemetery near Oneco bears the inscription Vote No Li- cense," the advice of the woman who paid the bills to other women who may