Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-09

to Advertising Committee of 6usi- ness Mems Assoeiation-Cabled Sinking of Capt. Mason's Ship. President Marshall J. Frink of the | Windham County Agricultural society was prevented by illness from address | ing the annual meeting of the Wood stock Agricultural society Wednesday. w. Irving Bullard is to give an ad- dress on Bermuda at Brooklyn in the Congregational church next Wednes- | day evening.
 Visited Rockville Lodge. District Deputy Sidney Bard and E. | L. Darbie recently made an official visit to Fayette lodge, A. F. and A. M. at Rockville.
 Henry Warren was recently pain
 fully injured when he fell from an ap-
 pie tree which he was pruning. Walter F. Day has been reelected
 a member of the board of directors of
 the Windham County Farmers asso-
 citation.
 Injured in Mystic Game. Paul N. Swaffield was slightly in
 ju1ed in the basketball game between the Danielson and Mystic teams at Mystic Tuesday evening". George c. Fiske of New Haven was visitor with friends in Danielson Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis E. Kennedy were visitors in Worcester Wednesday. Andrews-Helie. Miss Laurette Helie and Tyler An drews were married Tuesday in Eos ter. They are to make their home here.
 D. V. Dennison of Providence was visitor in Danielson Wednesday. Rev. c. H. Barber has arranged to have the Tuskegee institute singers at @ Cnnprar9tinna1 church Sunday evening.
 Next Game at MiIIbury. Sidney P. Marland said Wednesday that the next game for the Danielson team will be with the Millbury, Mass, team.
 Armory Inspected. Colonel M. J. Wise, Major J. J. Mo
 Mahon, both of Hartford, and Major
 M. B. Payne. New London, came here
 and inspected for acceptance by the state the work recently done at the state armory.
 Manager J. F. Lewis of the Orpheum theater was much pleased with the
 attendance at the home during the three days engagement of The Birth of Nation, which closed here We'd
 nesday night
 While Gurdon E. Withey was south of the borough Wednesday morning he was surprised to see a handsome
 
 only a few rods distant from where he stood
 Reports that will show the members what was done at last falls fair are
 to be read at the meeting of the Wind ham County Agricultural society in
 Brooklyn, Saturday. G. A. R. Elective Officers. The following are the elective off,
 cers of McGregor post, G. A. R.: Com
 mander, Benjamin Rapp; senior vice commander, Theodore Fulton; junior vice commander, A. A. Perkins; quar- termaster, James Page; officer of the | day, George Whitman; officer of the | guard, Francis Jaegar; chaplain, Emo
 ry Tubbs; surgeon, Michael Head; del- i egate to state encampment, George | Henry; alternate. Caleb Blanchard. | Leaving Arrangements with Adver- tising Committee. l The Business Mems association has | voted to leave with the advertising committee of the organization the ar
 rangement of special holiday season
 attractions for drawing shoppers to Danielson. B. c. Hopkins of this com | m1ttee said Wednesday morning that a | special lighting scheme for the streets | in the business section will be adopted l plans made for music, fireworks and | possibly open air motion picture shows 1 this latter dependent upon the making u SuIldule arrangements TOT the use | or a portable motion picture machine booth, so that the requirements of the
 state police governing the display of
 such pictures may be met. This year the special lights on the
 streets are to be arranged in double
 circular clusters on poles along the
 streets in the business section. Each | cluster will contain eight lights, mak-
 ing total of sixteen on each pole
 and giving total of approximately 250 candlepower for each double clus-
 ter. It is expected that these lights will be in place and ready for use next l Wednesday evening, December 15. | On one evening during the period be- | fore Christmas there will be a spe- | cial delay of fireworks.