Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-21

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 sioner. Has Had Successful Career.
 Members of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church met with Mrs. A. F. Wood at her home Wednesday afternoon.
 Broke Wrist Bones.
 Everett Pellett. son Of MT. and Mrs. c. H. PelIett, broke both bones in his right wrist Wednesday forenoon while attempting to crank an automobile.
 Ashley P. Mills, who has friends here, remains seriously Ill at Somer- vile, Mass.
 George V. Mendei of Providence was q visitor with friends in Danielson Wednesday
 Borough Sunday School Leaders.
 The Danielson Baptist Sunday school is leading the Ciaremont, N. H., Bap- tist Sunday school in the attendance contest now going on.
 The Ladies' Art club met with Mrs. A. H. Huntingdon Wednesday after noon.
 Rev. ". D. swaf1eld is to give an illustrated lecture on the Holy Land at the Baptist church next week
 Manager J. F. Lewis has received for exhibition purposes a barrel in which venturesome person once made the big drop over Niagara Falls.
 Mrs. w. B. Labelle of Dayville was a visitor in Worcester Wednesday.
 Numbering Houses.
 Frank Young and Harold Greene Of the postofice force are engaged in as signing numbers to buildings and houses in preparation for the estalo- lishment of the city delivery service.
 Stephen D. Horton's new place of business in Front street, Putnam, is one of the finest of it's kind in eastern Connecticut and attracts much atten- tion.
 D. E. Jette is recovering from an illness that has kept him confined to his home for the past few days.
 Deputy Judge James N. Tucker of East KiIlingly will be renominated. it is understood. 4 resolution to that effect Is to be introduced in the legis- lature.
 Tn Putnam the explanation is made that the cancellation of the Putnam High school return game with the Dayyiile Basketball association is in accordance with the new rule allow ing the team to play only against school organizations.
 Truck from Long island.
 The radius of operation of motor trucks was indicated Wednesday morning by the fact that one big ma chine rolled in here, loaded with fur niture, from Hampstead, L. I. The truck proceeded toward the north.
 Muskrat Shooting Good.
 Cleared of ice and at near -freshet levels, the rivers through Danielson were being watched by a number of thrifty persons Wednesday and much valuable driftwood secured Muskrat sho0ti"e ''ra~ also good on account of the high water.
 Postmaster Charles A. Potter says that the great ma jority of DanieIson people who live at any considerable distance from the postoff1ce are well Tiiaa oF ao{{ cry service of mail is to be instituted April 1, or about that time.
 New Revolver for ArtiIerymen.
 Officers of tine Thirteenth company, C. 4. C., and such of the non -commis- stoned officers as are entitled to the weapon have received the new auto matic Colt revolver of the United 'ery' is of .45 caIibre and shoots seven sNots, placed in q. magazine that slides 0t0 the handle. The reVolveTs received
 "o have not been tested out yet, but
 ably soon will be, as there is 0'3 equipped range in the basement f the state armory.
 Seven Hours in New York Pleased.
 Seven Hours in New York, a bright and snappy musical show with many features that were pleasing. was pre- sented by q capable company at the orDheum theatre Wednesday evening. This show has been seen here before, but not presented by such a large company One of the special features was the exhibition of modern dances; all entirely new to most of those who sat in the audience. The musical numbers were well given.
 A late car was run to accommodate those who came to see the production from the villages to the south.
 Big Supply of Cotton Bought.
 IL is claimed by one mill man that more cotton has been purchased by manufacturers in Killingly than in any year for a long time. Hundreds of bales have been put out in storage in other warehouses than are on mill companies properties. The favorable prices have led, it is said. to the heavy buying.
 Depositors Encouraged.
 The announcement made by the trustees of the Putnam Savings bank was of special interest to Danielson, where many of the depositors of the institution are resident. The encour- aging report brings added confidence throughout this section and strength