Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-19
DANIELSON
State Paying fer Some Snow Removal Rev. E. A. Less Invited to Return
 South American Beef in Market Patriotic Social "Wednesday Evening.

Misses Nellie and Louise Fournier have returned to Danielson after stay at the Norwich sanatorfum.
 F. E. Kies has been 8 visitor with friends in Norwich.
 Daniel Beaumont of Oxford, former ly of Efmville, is en route to Florida, where be is to stay for tne remainder of the winter.
 MT and Mrs. Henry E. Church of Hartford CMr. Church formerly of Danfelson and Putnam) leave tnls week for a visit in Florida.
 sprained Ankle by Fall.
 Edward McDermott has sprained confined to his home for about two weeks.
 Slight damage was done by a fire caused by wood ashes at one of the new houses being built by J. J. Guinois on Franklin street, near St. James church.
 Ray w. PelIett, Raymond Allen and Ernest R. Warren have sent out no tices of a meeting of the K. H. $. Alumni association, and others inter- ested, at the high school building this (Thursday) evening to discuss the gymnasium project.
 Preparations for filling the houses of the Consumers Ice company near East Killingly were under way Wednesday.
 State Pays for Snow Removal.
 The cost of removing snow from Main street, part of a state trunk line, is being met by the state, not by the town of Killingly.
 Wednesday afternoon fer the first time this winter. for the use of sleighing parties made up of school children.
 The Ishavogue was the bill present. ed at the Orpheum theater Wednesday evening by the Jack Lynn Stock com Tn nv fnh r,Ia fv7ar popular engagement.
 Seven Below Wednesday.
 Now that the weather man has the habit of handing out below zero tenn peratures. it seems hard for him to give it up. It was [ below in Daniel son Wednesday morning.
 $50 for Visiting Nurse Fund.
 Over $30 for the visiting nurse fund was netted by the Civic Federation through the social gathering at the home of MT. and Mrs. E. II. Reach on Tuesday afternoon.
 Methodist Pastor Invited to Return.
 It is the unanimous wish of the members of the Methodist church that Rev. F. A. Legg be returned as pastor during the coming conference year, and it is expected that he will remain.
 Chimney Fire.
 A telephone alarm called Chief Woodward of the fire department to the home of c. J. Kent. on Franklin street, Wednesday morning to extin- guish a chimney fire. There was no damage.
 Theme for D. A. R. Address.
 Songs and Lyrics of the Revolution is the subject that Mrs. C. s. Marble, Worcester, will discuss at the meeting of Sarah Williams DanielSon chapter, D. A. R., scheduled to be held with Mrs. Clinton W. Atwood this (Thurs- day) afternoon.
 Patriotic Social.
 Members of the G. A. R., s. of V. and U. s. W. V. were guests of the mem bers of the w. R. c. at a patriotic social held in G. A. R. hall Wednesday evening. An interesting programme was given.
 Conquering the Snow.
 Conditions of travel in the outlying country were improved Wednesday. Most of the roads are now broken out, and there is not near the difficulty in reaching the farming sections that was the case earlier in the week.
 Charles A. Tilllnghast, receiver for the A. F. Wood company. has given notice to creditors that the superior court by order has allowed them until June to file their claims. Sixth Grade Team Won. By a score of to the basketball team of the sixth grade of the School street school defeated team made up of grammar school and high school boys. The game was intensely inter esting and very closely contested. Beef from South America. Danieison people are getting South American beef-if they want it. It has been placed on sale in local markets and has been approved as very good meat by many who have partaken o1 it.