Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-02


 C. Council May Return Charter
 Borough to Have Rebekah Lodge
 Much Machinery and Cotton Arrive
 at WilliamsviIIe.
 MT. and Mrs. E. M. M. Marlor en- tertafned a company of friends at their home in Brooklyn Wednesday evening.
 To Superintendent and Mrs. Robert w. Boys of Williamsville a seventh son las been born. There are no girls In the family.
 Rev. Seth wolcott Ltnsley, pastor of the Church of the Reconciliation at Webster, is to preach the mission at St. Alban's church.
 Judge w. F. Woodward presided at a session of the town court Wednesday, when the lone prisoner to be presented was released.
 Louis E. Kennedy was in Norwich on a business trip this week. Mrs. Eugene Nash, who is seriously l Ill, remained in an unchanged condi- tion at her home here Wednesday. Postoffice Improvements. Postmaster George NJ. Filling has arranged for installing additional small size lock boxes and drawers at the | postof1ce.
 Peter B. Gagnon of Manton, R. l., was visitor with friends here We'd nesday.
 To Report on Baseball Project. President A. W. Williams of the Business Mems association will report on the proposition for baseball in Dan- | ielson this summer at the regular monthly meeting next Tuesday. | A. P. Burns will continue to- live | on his farm near South I<illingly for a | time, before removing to Hawkins | street, Danielson.
 Mrs Oswald c. Street recently en- tertained Miss Constance Hunt of | Providence.
 Mrs. George Cook underwent a sur- | gfcal operation at St. Vincents hospi- 1 tai in Worcester.
 | Miss Margaret Awkward visited rela- 1 tives in Putnam Wednesday. Sign of spring: Appearance in in creased numbers of 1916 demonstrator | cars, and all pippins!
 l John P. Berger of Palmer visited i friends in Danie1son Wednesday. | March was somewhat Iamb-lil6e in it's advent, but necessarily ieece-lined. 1 Business Men to Feast.
 Indications are that the annual ban quet of the Danielson Business Mems association this evening will be one of the most successful events of the kind held here.
 Parish Social Evening.
 A parish whist party held in St l James school hall Wednesday evening was attended by a large number. The LenIen season dDpTOdCillnS Will HlaI a temporary ending of the weekly l gatherings
 Moth scouts who have been at work here for the past two months found few nests in this section, though some have been taken out. The work has extended to surrounding towns. 1 Work on the addition to the Con- uecticut Mills company is being ad- ] vanCed and it is expected that faster l progress will be made in March than was possible under the adverse wealth CT conditions of February, a regular winter month.
 K. of c. Council May Return Charter Rose of Lima council, No. 52, K. of | C., because of small membership here has voted to return it's charter, the members tc take transfers to other councils in towns in this vicinity. The yet been officially sanctioned.
 Promotions on Trolley Line. On account of resignations of three l conductors on the local division of the Shore Line Electric Railway company, spare men have been advanced to reg ular runs. and other spare men moved up in rating.
 Passbooks Ready Soon. Secretary Clifford II. Starkweather of the Building and Loan association was at Putnam Wednesday for a con-
 
 of the Putnam association relative to | subscribers passbOOks, record forms etc. Local subscribers passbool1s will be ready about the first of next week
 Lodge of Rebekahs Favored. At a meeting of Quinebaug lodge, O. O. F., a vote was taken favorable to forming a lodge of RebekahS in here for such an organization. The secretary of Quinebaug lodge was in- structed to write the grand secretary relative to the matter, filing also an application for a charter. ! Brooklyn people are discussing with animation this week the special town meeting at which the matter of voting ! to establish a fire district will come up for consideration. Brooklyn has much valuable property. but the fire is always danger of suffering from dis astrous fires that fire protection sys- tenn would nip in the bud.
 Machinery and Cotton Arriving. Quantities of machinery and cottor are arriving at Dayyille for the Kill lingIy Manufacturing company at Will Evansville. The machinery is to bt installed as rapidly as possible. WheI the changes planned for are in effec l the old mill will be devoted exclusively to spinning yarn, while the weaving will be done in the big new addition that was completed some time ago. It is understood that there is strong Likelihood that 40 tenements will bt erected this spring, but on this poin no official confirmation is available There is also a chance that Williams vile will get a big yarn mill later, foi the present yarn producing capacit! of the plant is not near sufficient tt meet the weaving demands of the mill Much yarn is shipped now to Will Evansville from other mills in Nev ; England.
 , COURT MARTIAL ACQUITS TWO SWISS OFFICERS