Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-27
DANIELSON.

Banquet For D. A. c. cIub-Receiver Authorized to Complete Sale of
 Wood BuiIdins-Department of Cot ton Company Working Nights.
 Mrs. Alfred L. Reed of Hawkins street Is to have members of Nadel Arbeit club at her home for a. meeting this (Mondayl afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. sChauncey C.. Young have returned from Florida, where they have been spending the winter. MT. health.
 Lester Craig, John Dove and Ben- jalnin Brown, high school students, were at Providence Saturday to at tend the Brown-Princeton game.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred E. Colvin visited with MT. and Mrs. Edward CaElsen at New Haven over Sunday.
 Mrs Mary Taylor of Webster spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives in Danielson.
 Agent Fittz Does Goes Abroad.
 W. B. Ffttz. agent of the Conneci- cut Mills company, has started on a two months trip to Europe.
 Charles D. Chase has purchased new runabout.
 was a visitor with friends in Daniel son over Sunday.
 Mrs. w. W. Woodward has been i'll at her home on Broad street
 Rev. H. N. Brown was in Putnam Sunday to conduct services at the Pentecostal church
 Girard- Maurice Engagement.
 Announcement is made of the en- gagement of Miss Maude Girard to Everett Maurice of Springfield. Mass.
 The first quarterly conference is to ha haJ at he NotlndiSf nh1 Wednesday evening. District Super inrendent Schivener presiding.
 Miss Dorcas Gallup was leader of the monthly missionary meeting of the B. Y. P. U- at the Baptist church on Sunday evening.
 D. A. c. Clubs Banquet.
 About forty members of the old D. A c. club gathered for a banquet in the dining hall of the Attawaugan ho- tel.
 Dr. Patrick Cassidy of Norwich was in Danielson Saturday.
 Miss Roberta Horton spent Sunday at her home in Pawtucket-
 John Whalen, who has been spend ing some time here with his father i'll returns to Brockton, this week
 The first degree is to be conferred on candidates of Quinebaug lodge, L O. O. F., Tuesday evening.
 Special Election
 The special election to name a judge of probate for Kilhngly comes tomorrow (Tuesday1.
 There will be a. rush of owners to register dogs this week Only a small percentage of the dogs in Ki1lingly have been registered to date.
 Rev. W. D. SwaffieId is arranging the programme for the inter -de1omin- ational Sunday School conference that is to be held at the Congregational church in ~Wauregan. May 6.
 Authorized to Complete Sale.
 Judge M. A. Shunway of the su- perior court has issued an order under which Receiver Charles A Tnlinghast of the F. A. Wood company was au- thorized to complete the sale of the Wood building to Charles H. Pellett-
 Parts of Big Mill Working Nights.
 At the mill of the Danielson Cot ton company some of the departments have been in operation evenings dur ing the past week This company has brought some very desirable help to DanielSon recently.
 Telephone service in the Daniel df- vision of the s. N. E. T. company con- tinues to expand and the new direc- tories show it to be more far reach ing than ever before.
 Gransers in the Pfutocrat Class.
 The grangers in this part of the of them were whirled over the fine state are up-to- date Saturday many in fine touring cars, owned or hired They were bound for the Pomona meeting at Brooklyn.
 Mission to be Given at Hampton.
 May has been named as the date for the opening of a mission at Our Lady of Lourdes church in Hampton, a mission of St. James parish. The mission is to extend ever a period of three days
 J. H. Smith. c. E. Cundan and H. J. Burbank as a committee of the Brook lya Fire district. West Side, have given notice that the annual meeting is to be held the first Monday in May. Honors Paid the Late George Fl. War
 Great respect was paid at St John N B.. on Friday to George Hart War ren, for many years city official in St. John, vixen funeral services were held for him Mir Warren died at the home of MT and Mrs Robert w. Boys in Willfamsvilie last week.
 The town hall held a goodly rep Fesentation of the voters of Eillinsly Saturday afternoon at 2.Se when the special town meeting was called to or der by Town Clerk Frank T. Preston. Dr. l.. J. Morin was named as chair man.
 Without opposition resolution pro- vidfng for the appropriation of s1 200 for the erection of a school house at the Valley district and to replace the one distrayed by fire last January was pSSSed. This sum includes the cost of equipment for the new school Charles D. Chase James N. Tucker and John Chase were named as a committee to have charge of the arrangements for the construction and equipment of the new school, which will be ready for occupancy at the beginning of the school year in September
 The number of children of school age in the Valley district has in creased considerably of late and Is now 3a-
 As the town receives $500 insurance on the building that was burned the cost of replacing it with a new one and better structure and furnishing the equipment will in reality be only about $4e0.
 The proposition to improve Main street with permanent pavement ac- cor6iing to a plan suggested with the state highway commissioner was not accepted, indefinite postponement be- ing the action taken after debate on the proposition.
 OBITUARY.