Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-30

The will of, Miss Emily Danielson, recently deceased and for many years a resident on Academy street directs the distribution of an estate of considerable magnitude and in cludes the following bequests Of public nature: Eastern Connecticut Branch of the Woman's Board of Mission $500; American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions, $500; Congregational Home Mission ary Society, $500; Day Kimball hos pital, Putnam, $500; Public Library, Danielson, S1,000, in trust, the income therefrom to be used as deemed most wise by the directors of the institu- tion; Westfield Congregational church, Danielson, $1,000.
 Many relatives of Miss Danielson are named by her as benefciaries in her will which was dated March IT, 1900. She was a member of the Westfield Congregational church.
 Mrs. Hopkins to Entertain.
 Mrs. B. c. Hopkins is to entertain at a party this afternoon in honor of her sister Miss Nyrtis Burroughs, and Miss Marie Anthony, teachers at East Orange, N. J.
 Chester Bates of Providence. stud ent at a private school in Brooklyn, motored here from his home city Tuesday
 COtOlI6l O- A. OlLeEy pdtAIOLiC H. structor of McGregor post, G. A. R., is urging a general display of the na- tional colors Sunday and Monday, in observance of Independence Day.
 Critically III.
 Dominnick Nado, for many years a resident here, is critically i'll at the home of his son, Charles L. Nado, in Pomfret.
 Captain F. L. Dengler, U. S. A, Fort baer1 a with friends in aDnielson.
 MT and Mrs. Oscar J. Bellows and children. Rowland and Elizabeth, Pittsburgh, Pa, are visiting MT. and Mrs. Rowland R. James.
 To Supply at New London Church.
 Rev. and Mrs. James H. George Jr., leave today for a months stay at Kelsey Point. Rev. MT. George is to supply at St. James church, New London, during July.
 Hearing On Liquor Seizure Today.
 Prosecuting Attorney A G. Bill has been conducting an inquiry relative to the method in which orders from liquor brought here from Putnam by Pony express are received and de- livered. There is to be a hearing this morning on the liquors seized from Eli Dagenias, June 19.
 Stephen D. Horton has visited Mrs. Horton, recovering in a Worcester hospital from injuries received in an automobile accident in that city. Mrs. Horton may be able to return to her home here in about a week. GastOn Maindon and W. W. Wheat ley motored to Southbridge and Web ster Tuesday.
 Widow of Col. steere. Mrs. Harriet Paine is entertaining Mrs. Steere of Riverside R. l. Mrs. Steere is the widow of Colonel Reu- ben Steere, famous midget, who died recently.
 Going to UncasviIIe Camp. The Misses Barbara and Charlotte 1 Bullard, daughters of MT. and Mrs | W. l. Bullard, will go to UncasviIIe | summer camp for a stay.
 Tribute to George Leavens. The current issue of the Quinebaug 1 Churchman makes note of the fact | that the late George Leavens of this 1 place was mentioned at the recent 1 Episcopal diocesan convention at i Hartford as one who greatly assisted | In building up St. Albans church here |
 Sunday School Picnics.
 Three Danielson Sunday schools | were at Alexander lake for their | annual outing on Tuesday-Methodfst l Episcopalian and Congregationalist 1 The latter schools had joint pie | nic. There were many amusements and lunches were served.
 Collected 17O Flower Specimens.
 Miss Lily May Young. pupil at the 1 South KiIlingly school, has been 1 awarded a special prize in a. compe- i