Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-05-29
DANIELSON
Jury List As Prepared by SeIectmen
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Hepburn Address
es Franchise League-MiII League
Games Today-circus Took In $1,052

SeIectmen of citizens liable for jury
service from Ki1lingiy for one year
A. H. Arlington, Henry z. Ander-
son, Clarence L. Adams, Clinton w.
Atwood, Proctor Aldrich. G. H. Bacon,
Clarence H. Barber, John P. Barber,
Arnold P. Battey. r. E. Bitgood. FL
Thomas Bradford, George S. Brown,
". Irving Billiard, John H. Burdick,
Henry M Burgess. Alfred p Burns,
Henry Burton William r. Barton,
Fred c. Bellows. Byron Ellington,
Henry F. Brooks, George H Call, Peter
Casey, Clarence Chandler. Thomas G.
Claric, William D. Cogswell, Henry NJ.
Danielson. Simeon Danielson, Charles
L. Darbie. Charles H. Downs. CASTOR
Maindon, Henry H. McEHen, Edward
Mccoy, Ludger ]. NORM, Charles 3.
NORM, J. Henry Milligan, Elmer O.
Mathewson, William H Mason, Edgar
K. Miller. Claud Moran, James F.
Page, John A. Paine, Ray McPellett,
Sidney H. Perry William H Polhe-
mus, Harley S. Place, Andrew ]. Pot
L. Reeves, Arnold P. Rich, Charles E.
Roth, Nathan A. Short, Frank c. Stin-
son, Alfred NJ. Semore, Burnside ST.
mons, Oswald Street, John B. Sheckle-
Sheldon, Dana w. Shippee, George S.
Shippee, Ray G. Shtppee, William A.
Shippee. James E. Smith. J. H. Smith,
Robert e. Smith, Alden A. TiIIinghast,
George 1. Eaton, George w. Edgerly,
Charles S. Francis. Hiram s Frank
lin. Alton C. Frost. Charles H. Frank
lin, John w. Gallup Joseph S. Gareau,
James H. George, Jr.. John H. Gilbert,
Harry B. Goodsell, George B. Guild,
Samuel R. Gillette, Theodore E. Ham
NETT, Frank A. Heath. Burdette C.
Hopkins, Charles B. Hutchins, A1vah
Hall GaTOol1dI T. Id110xxrayr
Hill, George w. Hand, Irving F. Hill.
Charles E. Hulett. Leonard A. James,
Rowland r. James, George w. Jacques,
Docithe E. Jette, James E. Keech,
thy, Elmer Keene. William P. eney,
Joseph N. LavaIlee. Wilfred EHeu-
reaux. William K. Itch, Francois X.
Mailhot, Bertrand E. Terwilliger,
Charles A. Tillinghast. Chester H.
Thyng. Walter S. Trip. William E.
Vaughan, Lucius Z: Williams. Wesley
Wilson, George Williams, Frank A.
Whipple, Frank Wood. Louis E. Young.
At the Beach.
H S. Franklin and family. William
NJ. Franklin and family and Frederick
Franklin and family, of Boston, are
at Oakland beach until after Memo
rial day.
Addressed Franchise League.
Mrs. Thomas N. Hepburn of Hart
ford addressed meeting of the Equal
Franchise league at the home of Mrs.
H. c. Atwood, Broad street, Friday
evening. Guests were present from
Putnam.
a. P. Woodward was at New Lon
don Friday attending a meeting of the
Eastern Connecticut Development COM
mittee,
The Sewing society of st. Adams
church met with Mrs. Alfred L. Reed
Il orr- e-fv- E-ni1
William Mason is to conduct an out
door religious meeting near the Elk
change building Sunday evening.
Rev. Ernest A. Lesg is to speak at
the Memorial day exercises in Putnam
Sunday.
The case of a colored employee of the
circus that was here Thursday was
disposed of before Judge w. FennA'
Woodward in the town court Friday
morning.
Francis B. Startling of New Bedford
was a visitor Friday with Danielson
friends.
Will Locate in South.
Samuel Dean, formerly superinten-
dent of the DanieIson Cotton COM
pany's plant, is to locate in the south.
Members of the Pentecostal church
will go to Central Village this evening
to conduct a service at the home of
Mrs. Crawford Green.
Lived in Gettysburg.
Rev. James B. King of Eastford
Memorial day orator here, will I'M
doubtedly be one of the most inter-
esting of speakers. He lived at Gettys-
burg before the war and has q won
derful lecture on the great battle
fought there.
Local members of Putnam lodge of
Elks and friends attended the ladies'
meeting of the lodge. The program
was an especially fine one
Mrs. George Wilson of Bridgeport
and he childen are visiting here with
Henry Burton of Mechanic street.
Mill League Games.
The Dayville team of the Textile
league plays Connecticut mills today,
Quinebaug mills meeteing the Killing
ly Manufacturing company team. Much
interest has been aroused in the mill
league games.
First Communion Class,
At st. Josepf1's church tomorrow,
Trinity Sunday, large class of boys
and girls will receive their first COM
munion at the early mass. The class
has been receiving special instruc-
ton for some time.
Third Frost in Week.
Another frost Friday morning. the
third of the week. caused more dam
cause of much Acknowledgement for
gardeners. Some growers have pro-
tected crops just breaking through
the ground by covering them with dirt
each night.
William NJ. Isaacs. for many years
a summer resident of the town of
Brooklyn, and familiar figure in Dan
ielson during the warm weather period,
died in New York, funeral services
being conducted Friday afternoon.
Jitney to WiIIiamsvilIe.
The long felt want of cheap and
rapid transportation between Will
Evansville and Dayville seems to have
been met by a jitney service. There
has been much talk for years about
building a spur of the trolley line
over to Williamsville, but the speedy
motor car makes 1t leess interesting
now than formerly.
Motorcycle Races.
Arrangements were completed Fri
day for motorcycle races here on Me-
mortal day. Permission has been
granted by the selectmen of Killing
ly, Brooklyn and Plainfield for use OF
the state highway running from Dan
ielson to Brooklyn and to Wauregan
for the event. The starting line will
l. s.s~, So 30. To- Of thn