Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-09


 Flock.
 Miss Grace Huff of Norwich was the guest Thursday of Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Judson.
 There was a meeting of the Moth
 CTS club with Miss Emma Filling Thursday afternoon. Michael Longo captured a most pe- ouliar species of tarantula from
 bunch of bananas Thursday, Rev. Clarence H. Barber is to give his illustrated lecture on London at the Congregational church in Putnam this evening. Metorsd to Norwich. W. l. Bullard and friends notored to Norwich for~the Development com mfttee banquet Thursday evening. W. W. Wheatley will ge in Boston on business trip today. Frank B. Martino of Worcester v1s- ited Danie1son friends Thursday. William Marland is to leave next week for a visit in Maine. C. B. Hutchins was somewhat in- jured in a fall at his home on East Franklin street.
 Joseph Cyr. recently returned from Canada, tells of the interesting scenes I in Montreal as the soldiers prepare to go to the war.
 Norwich Pastor to Preach at congre-
 saffonai Church. Rev. Edward s. Worcester of the Broadway Congregational church.
 Norwich. Is to exchange pulpits with
 Rev. Clarence H. Barber, Sunday I morning.
 Opposed to Suffrage Bill. Representatives Harry E. Back and ] Charles B. Aver of Killingly were recorded in the vote as opposed to the wornan's suffrage bill, defeated in the house Wednesday. Ralph c. Young and party of friends motored to Norwich Thursday uuet at the Wauregan house. Walter Caswel1, formerly of Daniel son, who has been seriously i'll with pneumonia at his home in Melrose,
 Mass, is reported as improving. Mrs. Ashley P. Mills of Boston has ] been spending few days with rel atfves in Danieison. Charles E. Franklin and a party of friends motored here from Provi- dence Wednesday evening. Lester Bill on Thursday completed the work of installing electric lights at the Congregational parsonage. Mrs. E. M. Young of Providence has been spending a few days here with her parents. MT. and Mrs. F. T. Pres ton.
 Miss Lulu Collins is i'll at her home on School street.
 Mrs. Marion Hutchins of Mechanic ! street is recovering from a recent Ill., ness.
 Week End Visit to Beach. William M. Franklin is to enter ! tain party of friends at his cottage l at Oakland beach over the week end, son is member of the class to be
 graduated from the United States | military academy at West Point in June.
 There is 3 surplus of applications for homes in Danie1son/ this spring
 and the only remedy seems in building
 new houses. The borough's popula- 1 tion is increasing.
 Wild Geese Tarried on Pond.
 A. E. Wilmington reports that flock Of wild geese alighted in Leavens pond hole. off Hutchins street, Wednesday
 night and at 10.30 were disturbing the
 quiet of the neighborhood with their squawking.
 ! It Is stated that the plan of the Cooperative Power company, which 1 is seeking a charter from the present
 legislature, to develop water power
 sites in this particular town would be Of great advantage to manufacturing
 interests. Taking water privileges 1 along the Quinebaug river that are I already developed and applying mod l ern methods of construction would
 mean an increase of 25 per cent in
 the power generated, it is claimed 1 ChIidren's Day at the Bank. Saturday. afternoon and evening. is to be chi1dren's day at the Daniel
 son Trust company's banking rooms
 and the little people are expected to
 be present in hordes to inspect the 1 beautiful quarters, and, mayhap, get the inspiration that will lead them into
 saving habits that they may be great
 and wealthy at some future time.
 Garbage Collection Strongly Endorsed. The canvass of Danielson in the in terest of establishing a garbage col 1 lection service is proceeding with con 1 siderable success. This proposition of
 having a public garbage collector has l the endorsement of the health officer.
 pr. w. H. Judson, and the support Of great many citizens who are arix-
 ious to have a clean and healthy home