Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-23
sDANEISoN.
D. A. R. chaptsr Election Death of James L. Beach Officers of Mari etta kiss Debating soeiety-Ar- arrangements for Memorial Sunday.

etta kiss Debating Society-Ar- arrangements for Memorial Sunday. Earl M. Young is to go to Proyi- dence to fill a position. Mrs. Mary Belanger was reported Friday as resting comfortably at the Day KimbalI hospital. Rev Alvin P Knell, rector of Trin- | ity church. Brooklyn. is to deliver a Memorial address at union service
 tomorrow tsundayl evening. Henry D. Severin of ofWoonsocket was a visitor with friends in Danielson Friday.
 Memorial Sunday, Service. Rev Clarence H. Barber will deliver
 the address at union Memorial ser vice in the Congregational church Sum day evening. Patriotic societies are Frank N Henry of Attleboro was a visitor with friends in Danielson Fri day.
 Gashed by-~knife. Arthur Gallup has a deep wound above one knee as the result of a knife stitches were required to close the wound
 Wellesley endowment fund food and ice cream sale at Baptist parsonage today, 3 p. m.-Adv. vansuished by Worcester Team. Killingly High schools baseball team made a poor showing against the As l sumption college team of Worcester. being defeated by the score of II to 9. The sale of motorcycles in Daniel
 son this year Is unprecedented. The fast little machines appear to be gain ing toward the degree of popularity once attained by the bicycle. Trout fishermen report that they are more pleased this spring than has been the case for several years. Many Ash have been taken, most Of them of size that the sportsmen are not ashamed to talk about. The open, sea-
 son will end July 1.
 Eben Backus has returned to New
 York after visit with relatives in Danielson.
 Miss Ruth Arnold is to be the lead CT at the B. Y. P. U. meeting at the
 Baptist church Sunday. Rummase Sale.
 The Baptist Ladies' Aid society con- ducted a rummage sale in the Evans
 block Friday
 Many Danielson people plan to be
 at South Killingly tomorrow Sunday
 for the annual observance of Memo
 rial day.
 old Home Day Planned. The Old Home Day association of the town of Foster has voteH to have an Old Home day observance on a uaIe Tn AuguSL to De SeieCIeu. lneSe observances annually attract many old residents to Foster.
 The annual practice of having Sum- | day afternoon services in the Sparks schoolhouse Is to be resumed. Rev. i H. B. Goodsell of South Killingly is
 to conduct the service on May. 31.
 For Distribution Along Norwich Tracks
 Thousands of railroad ties have been stored on the railroad company's land | m Pa ilrnad Thaca fiaG hrnnp-nf in from the surrounding country, are \ to be distributed for use along the Norwich branch.
 | Pullman Named for Moosup. l Moosup is deservedly becoming fa- | nous. One of the luxuriously equip ped new steel Pullman parlor cars be- ing run on the Boston-New York ex- | press trains, via Putnam and Hartford is named after the village.
 The fact that Memorial day comes ! on a Saturday-the best business day \ of the week-this year is giving the ] local merchants some thought that suitable closing hours may be ar ranged.
 Popular Offering at orpheum. Alma, the bright. spicy and mucf
 talked of musical comedy. was Man
 ager J. F. Lewis offering to the pa irons of the Orpheum theater Friday
 evening. The cast. headed by Mis-: | Nellie Wilson. was a competent ont
 and the entertainment was very mucf | enjoyed.
 Officers of Q. A. R. Chapter. | The following is the list of officer. of Sarah Williams Danielson chapter l D. A. R., for the ensuing year, thi. | list including the newly elected on. | cers, as well as those elected bienni. | ally: Regent, Mrs. c. H. Kingsbury l vice regent, Mrs. w. H. Putnam | treasurer, Miss Bernice Cogswell; cor.
 responding secretary. Miss Mary Kel | ley; recording secretary, Mrs. Earl M | Young: registrar Miss Grace Bacon | new members of the board of manage. ment. Mrs. W. F. Bidwell. Mrs c. M | Adams, Miss Adah Danielson. Mrs
 Harry E. Back has been acting re. cording secretary.