Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-02
DANIELSON
Partners Drawn for Bohemian Clubs Pool Tournament-Appra on Marlor Estate Appointed-SaVinss Mank Declares Semi-Annual DiVi- dend.

Fred H. Gilbert of Jewett City was in Danielson Monday. Mrs. John Healey of School street and Miss Sadie Rooney are to leave this week for Hartford to make their home.
 Nathan D. Prince has new auto mobile of the coupelet type.
 Matters concerning the A. F. Wood company, in the hands of a receiver, will come before the superior court in Putnam this morning.
 To Give Operetta.
 Plans are being made at Killingly High school for giving an operetta. guest of friends in Wauregan Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Hugh Carriga have returned from a visit to Boston.
 MT. and Mrs. Abner Weisberg of Hartford and Benjamin Weisberg of New York were guests Monday of MT. and Mrs. A. Weisberg of Academy street
 John B. Guinois of New Bedford was in Danielson on a business trip Monday.
 John Buddy of Mystic spent Sun day at his home here.
 Daniel Carriga, who has been at Bal timore, was a visitor here with his brother. Hugh Carriga.
 Henry Chapin has some Jack-in-the- pulpit plants in bloom at his home.
 &hTS. W. H. J JuuSOn IS to nave tuS members of the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church at her home for a meeting Wednesday afternoon.
 Ponnfrct Rector to Preach.
 Rev. P. $. Irwin of Pomfret is to conduct the mid-weck I,cnten service at St. AFban's church Thursday eve ming.
 Auction at AsaI Farm.
 J. Carl Witter conducted an auction on the Asal farm, on the Squaw Rocks road to Moosup. Monday
 W. M. Franklin, W. L. Moran and A. W. Williams, executive committee Of the Bohemian club, will arrange an- other pfnochle tournament.
 Arthur c. Bennett, of North Scit- uate, R. l., was visitor with Dan feison friends Monday.
 Native of East KiIIinely.
 Mrs. Jennie Newton Chase, who died recently in Maiden, Mass was born at East Killingly and lived there for years.
 Fishermen inclined to find out how the trout are biting will be taking some chances this year if they go out before April 1.
 Members of the Pentecosta1 church are to hold prayer meeting with Rev. holds street this (Tuesday) evening.
 Testing Turbine. The big turbine 1000 kilowatt, at the plant of the electric lighting com pany at Plainfeld, is now connected with the lines and is being tested for regular service. The new machine gives the company the additional pow CT it needed.
 Opposed Bank Removal.
 Representative Oscar Atwood of Brooklyn and Charles s. Hyde of Can terbury, appeared before the commit tee on banks in the legislature in op- position to the plan of removing the Brooklyn Savings bank from the West. Side CEast Brooklyn) to Danielson. A number of persons appeared in favor of the plan. .
 Partners for Pool Tournament. Third drawings for partners have been made in the Bohemian clubs pool tournament. One game has been play ed. Herbert Barber -1100) won from Walter L. Hoyle 1s0). 100 to IF. The other games to be played and handi- caps. are as follows: Charles E. Frank lin 125), A. E. Wilmington (70); John Bassett and M. $. Warren, or w. K Liteh; Louis Young and J. Carl Wit ter or H. Denham Arnold; D. E. Jette and Harold Atwood, Wilfred Puize and C. N Turner