Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-19
DANIELsON
Union Service at 6rookIyn-H. s. Field
 Day Postponed Till Today-Pole Line Erected to WiIliamsviIIe-tocai
 Division Has 7so Telephone Stations.

POStmaSter and Mrs. C. A. Potter are entertaining Editor and Mrs. Don their wedding trip. Miss Emma Daly of Leominster, Mass, was a week end guest of MT. and Mrs. Potter.
 Home from France.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Varnum are at their summer home in Brooklyn for a time. MT. Varnum has recently re- turned from France, where he was held for time after the outbreak of
 Rev. w. D. Swaf1ield will be in Hart ford this week for the Baptist state convention opening today and extend- ing through Tuesday and Wednesday. Union Service.
 Members of the Congregational and Baptist churches in Brooklyn assem- bled for union services in the Congre- gational church there Sunday evening.
 An order for the muzzling of dogs in nearby county territory includes the town of Canterbury. Hunting dogs while engaged in hunting in Brooklyn and Canterbury, may be freed of mug zleS.
 Hihbard Chapman Wedding Today.
 A number of Danielson people will be in Providence this (Monday) after noon for the wedding of Miss Mabel Hubbard and Henry W. Chapin.
 Earl Winslow, clerk at the post of fee Is enjoying few days leave of absence from his duties.
 Mrs Robert White of Brooklyn is to have the members of the w. c. TT. U. of that town at her home for a meeting Tuesday afternoon. re- port of the state convention is to be given.
 Field Day Today.
 Being obliged to accept a postpone ment from Friday. on account or weather conditions, the high school athletes will all be at the race track this afternoon to take part in the field day events.
 John Fournier of the West Side has been spending few days visiting at Fair Haven, Mass, where his daugh- ter. Mrs. J, B. Guinois. IS i'll. There is no enthusiasm at Killing, ly High school for foo0all, though the school has been represented by team for some years. Basketball will get much attention, however, during the coming season.
 There is some hope Tor klinngly thirsty during the coming no-licepse year. Apples are plentiful; cider is go- | ing to be. The juice is now to be had at s cents gallon.
 Pole Line to WilIiamsvilie. nole line has been erected from tDavville to Williamsville to carry the wires over which electric power Is to be transmitted rom FIdiAheiu to Aiin Killingly Manufacturing companys s lplant. I Some hunters in this town are not iover-enthusiastic about ring-necked pheasants, claiming they are driving away the cartridges, a far more eamey variety of bird. indications are that repairs and i'm Iproyements at the state armory will | not be completed for the opening Of the drill season next month, but drills are to be held in the building accord ing to the program arranged. Miss Carrie Fellows Is to have the members of the Ladies Reading circle at her home for a meeting this GMon- dayl afternoon.
 l The rain of Friday and Saturday caused outdoor workers their first loss | of time on account of poor weather conditions in two months. The brief Vacation was not objected to by the | force of workers here. 7eo Telephone Stations. The current issue of the Telephone Bulletin gives the number of stations | in the Danielson division as Teo, in | the Moosup division as 3f0. The ter ritory of these two divisions was for merly included in the Danieison divi- sion. The Putnam division has 1,544 stations.
 | Establishes New Low Goat Record. Fred Princeton, member of the out
 side force in the Danielson division of | the s. N. E. T. company, gets prom \ inent mention in the current issue of the Telephone Bulletin in an article entitled Automobile Costs. Mr. Prince ton drives one of the company's ma chimes .on his daily tours of duty In