Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-24
DANIELSON
Grange Notes Washington's Birthday Edwin Miners FuneraI-Bird Feeding Recommended = Thirteenth Company to Gain Recruits.


 Feeding Recommended = Thirteenth Company to Gain Recruits.
 Pupils in the Fourth grade of the School street school are anticipating a joyful time Wednesday afternoon, when they are to be guests of Judge Harry E. Back on a s1eigning party.
 Gets Webster Contract.
 Damase Boulias of School street has secured the contract for the erection of two buildings in Webster. stores on the lower floors, apartments above. The cost of the buildings is to be $11, 900.
 MT. and Mrs William Franklin are spending this week at their cottage at Oakland Beach.
 Miss Meta Healey of Hartford has been spending several days with her mother. Mrs. John Healey, of School street.
 Miss Helen Dove was the guest over Sunday of Mir and Mrs E. U. G. Ba- ker of Norwich.
 Henry c. PendIeton of Bridgeport was a visitor with friends in Daniel son Monday.
 Leonadus Spaulding, a student in the Boston Bible school, has been spending & few days at his home in South kfllingly
 Rev. Raymond F. Dougherty of the Yale Divinity school supplied the pull plL ILL ln0 COuSIcEdlIOI1dl C4IuICn III OayvilIe Sunday morning.
 Returning from Germany.
 Attorney and Mrs. Warren D. Chase who have been spending several weeks in Germany, are expected to return to Hartford next week.
 Harry Campbell. the railroad teleg- rapher who remained on duty while the Hartford station was burning Sat- urday. is well known in DanIeIson.
 rvs~ at Monday to attend the funeral service for Edwin Mi1ner.
 Students in the public schools are showing unusual interest in the belle opticon system of teaching which has been introduced.
 The houses of the Consumers Ice company near East Kil1ingly have been partly filled with & fine quality of ice. A number Of Danielgon people went to Putnam Monday evening to attend the ball given by the Putnam fire de- partnlent in Union hall.
 It is estimated that the stamping out of smallpox in the town of PIainfieId cost between $5,00o and s6.0oo.
 To Receive IS Members.
 A class of Is members is to be re- ceived into ~the Union St. John Baptist at q meeting to be held this (Tuesday) evening.
 Patriotic Programme at Grange.
 A Washington programme. with some members appearing in costume, was given at the meeting of Killingly grange Monday evening.
 Miss Jennie ReddE of Dayville, who has been employed in Danie1s0n, left Monday for Providence, where she is to be an accountant in one of the of- fees Of q telephone company.
 James Caldwell was A guest of friends in New Haven over Sunday.
 John J. Dunn Of Bridgeport spent Sunday with his mother Mrs. J. J. Dunn,
 Wiiis H- shippes improving.
 Willis II. Shippee. who is i'll at his home in the stashentuck district, was reported as improved Monday and is nov considered out of danger.
 Greeks Champion Army
 Greek residspts of DanteIson con- the claim Is set up by the BuIgariang that their armies have been guilty Of warton atrocities and pil1age in the field is entirely nnWarFanted. The To- cal Greeks Say that the propaganda they are carrying on is in the interest of seeking justice for their race before fine nations of the civilized world
 Prayer Service for EdAsxn MiIner. Relatives. friends and townspeople gathered ak the home Of Edwin Milner in Moosup Monday morning at 10 ducted by Rev. James H George, Jr., before the removal of the body to Christ church. Westerly. where the fu- neral services were heid4
 Ant4soeIEies stauld Open Road. Posfmaster C, A. Potter calls atten- | tsnn to fhe facS that Q stretch of road 6oosEs two miles in length on the R. r.