Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-28
DANIELSON
Mrs. William Chapman lniures Arm Big Auction at 5rooklyn-Turner- Roberts Wedding at 5ride's Home Wednesday Evening.


 Wednesday Evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Oswald Street enter tained Miss Constance Hunt of Prov idence Wednesday.
 Misses Laura Jacobs and Dcrcas Women were at their homes here We'd
 To Confer Sacrament.
 Rt. Rev J. J. Milan, bishop of Hart ford, will be in this section of the state to confer confirmation tomorrow. Mrs. Patrick Murray visited relatives in Jewett City Wednesday. Rev. W. D. Swaffield has been in New Haven attending a meeting of the finance committee of the Baptist state convention.
 Shoots More Pheasants. W. D. Reach of the West Side has added four more pheasarts to the number he has taken during the shoot Mrs. W. F. woodward and Mrs. Mary Gaffney were visitors in Putnam Dr. L. ]. Morin is in woonsocket today attending meeting of the su- preme officers of the Union St. John Baptist. Harold F. Glendining, who is stay I ing in Boston for the present, was a visitor with friends here Wednesday. ! John Bailey of Wallingford. formerly of the West Side, was visitor with Danielson friends Wednesday. Cassius S. Chase of Hartford has been a recent visitor with friends in l Danielson l Miss Margaret Awkward is spending today in Hartford.
 Mrs. L. J. Morin, Mrs Pierre Bou- laine and Mrs. Samuel Gingras leave today for a visit of a week in New 1 York
 Mrs. R. c. Chester of Marlboro has been spending few days with friends in Danielson.
 | Your most careful attention is di- and Taylor, top of the column, this lpage.-Adv.
 At St. PauPs church. Plainfield where Rev. James H. George, Jr, is in charge. grading of the property has been completed.
 Members of Killingly grange will be in Scotland Saturday, when Quinebaue Pomona grange meets with Shetucket grange.
 Completing Paving.
 The work on the new paving is SC far advanced that the contract will likely be nearly completed by Satur- day night.
 A number of Halloween parties arc planned for Friday and Saturday eve nings, one of them to be held at the Baptist church.
 Injured Arm.
 Mrs. William Chapman, who ha: been with relatives in New Hampshire returned here on account of a severl , injury to her arm. She was accom- panied by her daughter, Mrs. Ashle. P. Mills, of Boston.
 It has been suggested that the stree from the Bradley corner to the pos office building be made a one-wa! street, to prevent the constantly re curing danger of automobile acci dents.
 Auction at Brooklyn.
 Many head of cattle were dispose of at an auction sale at the Kimbal Harmon. Woods =4lih in Brooklyn, for I. ITner1y the Ennis place. J. c. Witte was in charge of the sale, which wa = attended by Rhode Island and Massa chusetts buyers. } The announcement relative to tn plan to interest investors in buildin homes. in Williamsville for employe of the Killingly Manufacturing com ipany aroused much interest here Wed . ed out of more homes in Danielsol k where there continues to be a livel tdemand for, rents.
 Armory Alterations. l Alterations at the state armory hay progressed to an advanced stage. Tn drill shed floor has been elevated 8 planned and an extension balcony Ina been built on the east side. The ne k floor is described as a dandy and look good to the dancers who have had chance to see it.
 Getting on with Year Book. S Earl F. Wood, editor of the Yes Book at Brown university has h work so far advanced that 100 pag, have already been set in type. Recen G. ly in connection with the duties of h editorial work MT. Wood, whose hon is here, was guest at tea of Mdm Schumann- -Heink, following a recit