Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-06

There will be triple installation iH c. \. F. hail this (Wednesday) eve ming. The organizations whose off cers arc to be installed are AIcGregor Post, No. 27. c. A. R., McGregor W. R.' C., No. Al, and Col. Edward An ders9n camp, No. 30, s. of V; All members of these orders CT of Col. w. IT. Hamilton camp have been in- Nlted to be present Installation will begin at 7.S0, after which q short pro Sram will be rendered and refresh -1ents served.
 Thursday evening the Grand Army will entertain the above mentioned or ganiz3tio1s. Supper will be served at 6.2v. followed by a1 interesting pro- sram prepared by a committee from the rost.
 Borough sriefo.
 George Duval. formerly here. is travclins salesman for a Providence concern.
 Charles E. A.aes. prirc.pa! of the ESrowu school. Hartford, who broke lis leg by q, fall on an icy pa,venle lert, is well known here
 Frederick Shumway is much i14- proved after a recent illness.
 Rev Armand Potvin TAsnains SC y.oasIy iii Et S. Jarnes' rectory,.
 John A. Norton oe Providence was :. visitor with frienGs in Danielson Alma Forcia. of wil.'amsvire con GuCte5 the installation of the of1cers of Union St John Baptist society at l3utuarn.
 V. F. Labelle of Day1ille, who has been iu poor health for several months, Is very much improved.
 Miss Vera Cauchier has returned , aer home iu Pavtucl1et after Q wis .- With relatives in Danielson.
 Going 70 5oston Banquet.
 Nathan ?. Prince. president of the Connecticut Bankers association, will be at the Cooley Plaza tomorrow fThursday) evening for the annual banquet of the Massachusetts Bank CTS association.
 Below Zero Tuesday.
 Tuesday was one of the coldest mornings of the season in Danielson, the temperature being two below zero.
 Motoring on tho Ice.
 An automobile ride on Quinebaug lake is one of the pleasUres-a, real one-recently enjoyed by a few local people. The ice will safely hold the It is stated that the production Of tire duck, becoming one of the chief industries in the town of KilIingly, is to be taken up by another mill which will devote some machinery to this line of work.
 Reports issued by the state comp troller relative to the increase Of the number of school children in Con necticut during 1914 shows that kil- lInElJ made the greatest gain of any DS the fifteen towns in ANindhan coun- ty. 6S.
 Big Engine for Dayville Mill.
 At the mill of the Assawaga Woolen company i'll Dayvilie. where improve ments have been under way for sev- eral months, q 500 horsepower Corliss engine is to be installed within few weeks, giving the plant nearly twice as much power as it has at present, from its steam plant.
 School Days" at the OrpI1eun. Gus Edwards School Days, the show that has been attracting some atten- ton in this part of the state during the past few days, improved by the addition of players and general ar- rangenent played at the OTPheum the ater Tuesday evening.
 Parish Social and Whist.
 Many of the church members gath cred at St. James parochial school hall Tuesday evening for the first weekly parish whist of the new year. These weekly social gatherings prove of great interest to members Of the church.
 Will Cut 5000 Tons of lee.
 At Quinebaug lake Tuesday after noon gang Of men commenced har- Nesting the 1915 ice crop. Four houses are to be filed this year and 1t is ex-