Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-04
DANIELSON
Club Corporation-TempIars Join Norwich K. Ton Westerly Trip Albert H. Warren Injured-Cam- paign to Boost DanieIson Bequn,

A months mind mass of requiem was sung for Mrs Michael Head at St. James church Wednesday morn ing.
 Ira A. Warren has been elected sec retary of the Bohemian club corpor- ation.
 William Curran of Stafford Springs, formerly in business here, was a wis itor in town Wednesday.
 Moving to Hartford.
 Mrs. John Healey leaves for Hart ford today (Thursday) to make her
 Mrs A. H. Huntingdon is to have the members of the Civic Federation at her home Friday afternoon for a meet ing.
 Representative Harry E. Back in- troduced a petition from Camp w. H. Hamilton, U. s. w. ". in favor of pending legislation.
 Miss Nina Willard continues to im- prove, after undergoing an operation in a Boston hospital.
 Mrs. Sarah A. Best of Providence was visitor with relatives here Wed-t nesday.
 Enters Worcester Hospital.
 Mrs. Mary Girardin of Mechanic street, who has been i'll for some time, was taken to St. Vincent's hospital in Worcester Wednesday.
 Mrs. George O. Thomas had the members of the Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church at her home for a meeting Friday afternoon.
 The Missionary societies of the Bap- tist church are to have a meeting Fri day with Mrs. W. J. Craig.
 Game protectors in this section have found hunters carrying shells loaded with (among other things) a slug suf- 1c1ent to kill a bear-or deer.
 Mrs. James B. Hendrickson, of Palmer, Mass, has been spending a few days with Danielson friends
 Aaron Gordon is shipping a large number of packing cases, collected during the winter months.
 Returning from Bermuda,
 MT. and Mrs. w. I. Bullard are ex- pected home from their trip to Ser muda this week.
 County Commissioners E. H. Hall of Windham, E. H. Corttis of Thomp- son and John A, Dady of Putnam were at the county jail in Brooklyn We'd ing.
 The selectmen of the town of Kill nngly met in their offices in the town ltall block Wednesday in regular monthly session for the transaction Of routine business.
 Buys Business Back.
 Henry Herman of Providence has COuSLlI lue UuSlnoSS Wn1Cn he sold to A. Spinosa a few years ago and is to return to Danielson.
 The selectmen are making improve ments to the store in the town hall building which has been used for sev- eral years as a tailoring establish ment.
 Want Streets SprinkIed.
 The. Danielson Business Mems as- sociation has voted to have the sec retary, Burdette c. Hopkins, request the selectmen to arrange for the daily sprinkling of streets in the business section as soon as possible. The Windham County National bank is this week mailing to it's patrons copies of the booklet recently com piled and which is of a historical na- ture, telling something of the found ing of the bank and of it's service since 1922.
 No State Road Building.
 First Selectman John A. Gilbert is of the opinion that no state road year, for the very good reason that there is no appropriation available from the states money for the pur- pose, the last state apportionment having been exhausted. There is, of course, chance that the state might do something in the way of a new appropriation to become available for use this year, in conjunction with an appropriation from the town. but it does not seem likely that any state road construction will be done here until 1916 at the earliest.
 Templars Went to Westerly. More than a dozen Danielson mem bers of Columbian commandery. K. T., went to Norwich, headquarters of the organization, Wednesday after-s noon to join with a large party from there for a trip to Westerly. where the commandery of that town received a visit from members of the Grand commandery. By special arrangement northbound State of Maine express made special stop at Danielson about 1.30 this (Thursday) morning for the accommodation of the Templars returning home.
 CADET WARREN INJURED.