Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-12

HarIand's Funeral-Letter Carriers Training at NorWich-Rev. and Mrs. John Rowland Reach San Frncisco -Lieut. Walter Jacobs Ordered to U. S. S. Missouri.
 MT. and Mrs. D M Bennett have ar rived here for a visit with relatives. Mrs. Bennett has been spending the winter at St Petersburg, Fla
 MT. and Mrs. William Danielson of New Jersey have purchased the Hyde property at Brooklyn and are soon to come to that village to make their home.
 W. A. Reist of York. Pa, was a visitor in Danielson Thursday.
 Miss Mary owe1 of Worcester was Q visitor with friends here Thursday.
 Gardener Going to Porfret.
 Walter Budritch, who has been the gardener at the county jail, is to be employed at the Grosvenor place in Pomfret during the coming season. Will Attend General HarIand's Fune-
 raI.
 Postmaster c. A. Potter served in the Eighth Connecticut Volunteers under General Edward Hariand, whose funeral he will attend in Norwich to- day.
 Miss Frances Danielson is to con- duct a children's hour at the Congre-
  the revenue derived to be wholly de- voted to the Belgian relief fund.
 Mrs. Gorge whitman is i'll at her home here.
 Week of Special Services.
 William Mason is to assist in con- ducting the special series of services beginning Sunday and to last week, under the auspices of the Salvation Army at Putnam.
 The approaching advent of Sheriff elect Charles A. Gates of Willimantic into office is of special interest to the deputy sheriffs in the county and those who would like appointment as such.
 Some of the mills in Killingly con- tinue to be busy on "war' orders and 1t Is said that the completion of some of the contracts in town will require several months.
 New Block at Moosup.
 William Bellevance's new block at Moosup will be ready for opening in a few days, wiping out one of the scars left by the big fire there a few months ago.
 The second week of playing in the Bohemian clubs second pinochle tournament was completed Thursday evening. A lunch was served the members.
 A KiHingly cocktail during the "dry" season: 4 two ounce bottle of Ja- malCa ginger poured Into d i've cent bottle of hop beer, no prescriptions needed-just nerve.
 Memorial Day Orator Secured.
 Postmaster c. A. Potter, adjutant by order of McGregor post, G. A. R., has made arrangements with Rev. James E. King of Eastford to deliv ver the Memorial Day address in Daniel son. Monday, May 31. Rev. MT. King served in the war as Q member of @ Pennsylvania regiment. His home was at Gettysburg be1ore the war and and also present on the field at the dftieth anniversary reunion.
 Probable Building Boom.
 Danielson seems to be in line for another building boom this spring. There is said to be a considerable shortage of desirable rents iii the bor- ough. This fact has been impressed on a number of persons who have been seeking places during the past few days. The demand seems to be chiefly for cottages or bungalows, rentable at a reasonable rate. Where a house has become vacant in the bor- ough during the past three weeks there have been a number of apph cations for it almost immediately. the borough, but other kinds of rents are extremely scare.
 Basketball Team and Coach Photo
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 Members of the K. H. basketball team, seven players in all have been photographed as a group. With them in the picture is Rev. w. D. Swaffield, coach for the team during the season that was so successful and to whom a great deal of the credit for the fine showing made is due.