Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-25


 MT. and Mrs. Louis E. Kennedy | have returned from a visit with rela- l tives in Hartford.
 Rev. James H. George, Jr., and AL l fred L. Reed were visitors in Nor wich Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Hugh Carragher have been guests of relatives in Fall Riv- CT.
 George Lyon Residence Sold.
 Mir and Mrs Daniel Cooney have purchased the George Lyon residence session about May 1.
 Henry B. Woodman of Providence visited Danielson friends Monday. F. E. Cunneen has purchased a new touring car.
 Mir and Mrs. Edward Lamothe of New Bedford motored from that city for a visit with relatives in Daniel son.
 Louis woisard, clerk at the post office, leaves today for a trip to AL York;
 Home From Florida.
 MT. and Mrs. Cosmer A. Young have returned from New Symrna, Florida, where they spent the winter very pleasantly.
 Frank N. Lanson of New Britain was a visitor with Danielson friends | Monday.
 Rev. M. J. Ginet. M. S.. expressed oppressed appreciation of the gener- osity of parishioners in providing the beautiful lilies for the Easter altar decorations at St. James church. | Frank Lathrop of Wauregan, i'll at the Day Kimbai1 hospital in Putnam | is reported as slowly improving.
 Rain in the Face Buys Land.
 Chief Rain-in- the-Face gave an en- tertainment in Phoenix hall Monday evening. The chief recently pur- chased 8 piece of land in the town of Scituate, across the Rhode Island bor- der
 Pierre Boulaine is now engaged in collecting taxes in Danielson. having covered the other sections of the town during the present month.
 Five Gases in Town Court.
 Judge ". r. Woodward disposed of five cases that came before the town
 court as the result of week end per forming. Fines were imposed in ac-
 cordance with justice in each case.
 Flying Tackle Brings Results.
 Chief Michael Grfmshaw demon 1 strated he has not forgotten his foot ball tactics when man he sought to | arrest attempted to elude him. A fine flying tackle brought the runaway ro
 the ground-with the chief top Q the heap.
 Children of St. James parochia school are enjoying their annual spring ! vacation this week.
 No Easter Monday dances were ar ranged for Danielson this year, al- F though this has always been the rule
 in past years.
 Small Senior Class.
 This years senior class of Killing , ly High school will be only little more than half the size of the record class I 1 of 47 graduates in June of last year. s Carloads of automobiles being re. ceived here indicate that prosperit!
 means more local owned cars thar ,. here this season promises to be tn, ], greatest ever.
 :. Hiram S. Franklin in Charge. e At Central Village the foundation i d being put in by a force of men, unde
 the direction of Hiram s. Franklin O Q | Broad street, for the addition to b. k built to the mill of the Central Wor n sted company. The present mill an,
 the mill of the Plainfield Woolen com il pany nearby were constructed by MI V Franklin.
 = Egg Laid by 27-Year Old Hen. .7 The famous Black Spanish hen own
 
 Q vile again flashes into the limeligh
 with the record stunt of laying he
 first egg since she matched out a foe
 of sturdy chicks in the spring of 191; 'f This wonderful hen is now in her 2St Ie year. This fact is not establishe 'r by scintific study of the markings O a her teeth, as many may suppose, bu IS by the records in possession of tn 'r Blanchard family, owners of the won lee derful hen from the days when sh II was an Easter chick. Last year, whe
 she came forward for recognition a = an aged matching marvel. her fame be
 came country wide and the press no N tices she received were sufficient t \ fill a book.
 II Much House Building Probable. II So great is the pressure for ne7 III homes in Danielson that unusual ef Il fort is to be made within the ney II few weeks to induce as many resident \ as possible to become home builder II | There are indications that this nov II will be successful and that new house Il will spring up in numbers in variou sections of the borough as soon as tn season is a little more advanced Va II rious agencies, including manufactu1 ing concerns, will offer special induce II ments to get people to building th
 houses that Danielson needs that II may take advantage of the greates
 opportunity it ever had to grow. Mo1 es real estate transactions than ever be a. fore, in such a short period have bee IS, recorded since the first of the yea CT this giving an indication that spler a did growth will follow during the lat B. spring, summer and fall. a. Good Time to Sell Fire Wood. Jo Relief from the shortage of co is conditions is expected this week. Ca nd Of different kinds of coal are billed 1S here and are expected to be on loc
 sidings within a day or two. As a T, H. suit of the ccal famine the farme da who have wood to sell are doing cb rushing business Many cords a, ot being hauled into Danielson from n e. surrounding country every week. of The Arms and the Man, to be pr ns scented Wednesday evening at the O nd pheum theatre by the Brown Univers n- ty Dramatic club. benefit of Killin,
 Fly High School Athletic associatio d. The cast will appear later in Ne m, York. Chicago and Washington. Sea te. now selling.-adv.
 ---- ch Torrington.-The union painters al .er paper hangers have made a. demand ,m the employers in those lines for an i ng crease of 25 cents a day. The co ,st tractors say that inasmuch as t