Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-14

at Taunton, Sunday, attending the
Miss Emma Mcbride visited in |
Norwich Monday.
At Norwich Automobile Show.
Ralph c. Young and CASTOR Main
don were among Danielson people that
attended the automobile show at Nor
wich Monday.
Captain Darhie Popular Candidate.
Captain E. L. Darbie of the Thir-
teenth company received the highest
number of votes Of any candidate for
major in tho Coast Artillery corps, but
not sufficient fol a choice. Another
vot-A will be case this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miner will have
members of the Pentecostal church at
their home for cottage prayer meet
ing this evening.
Henry G.. Graham of Middletown was
a visitor with Danielson friends Mon
day
Mrs Ethel Billings, who has been
seriously Ill the past few days. is now
a patient at the Rhode Island hospi
tai. Providence.
George K. Smith has returned from
visit with relatives in New London
- Miss Gladys Rainvil1e has charge of
the s. and Fl. store during the illness
of Mrs. Ethel Billings.
Henry K. Norris of Worcester was a
visitor with friends in Danielson on
Monday.
Henry McDermott of woonsocket,
spent Sunday at his home in Daniel
son.
Attending Porfret Funeral.
Local relatives and friends are at
Pomfret this morning attending the
funeral Of Charles L, Nado.
Service For Men and Boys.
The service at the mission at st.
Adams church this evening will be ex'
clusively for men and boys.
It is expected that nearly two score
local members Of Putnam lodge of Ell1s
will be in Putnam for the big az
fair Thursday evening.
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge.
Dorcas Rebekah lodge is the title
that has been selected for the new la
dies auxiliary Of Quinebaug lodge Of
Odd Fellows.
Town Sues Postmaster Mahan.
case listed for trial in the superior
court--Town of Killingly VS.. Bryan F.
Mahan, former congressman, now
most nnaste at New London-results
from the town of Killingly's claim that
Mr.. Mahan failed to carry out his
nse of its road roller when he was
building state highway on Stearns Hill
road two years ago.
Jailer's Auto on Runners.
Jailer Albert S. Fields showed DAN
ielson people a novelty in automobile
equipment Monday morning, when he
drove over here with runners attach
ed under the tires of the forward
wheels, an idea that was illustrated at
the Boston automobile show last week.
Graded School Reopens Today.
Children of the Danielson graded
school will return to their studies this
morning after ten days recess, declar-
ed by the town school committee after
three cases of scarlet fever were dis
covered at the school. The building
has been thoroughly fumigated and,
after ten days during which other
cases have developed, it is now consid-
cred that any danger of an epidemic
has passed.
Brooklyn Fire District Matter.
First Selectman Oliver F. Downs of
the town of Brooklyn said while here
Monday that he had received no
further petition from citizens of his
town for another special town meet
ing, to pass on the matter of estab-
lisbing fire district. From other
sources it is learned that it is not like
| ly that the matter will be taken up
| again, at least not at present.
Whist On ST. PatricL's Day.
| The only break from the restrictions
| of tine Lenteq season will come for the
| people of st. James parish this week
| when they will have a parish whist in
observance of ST. Patrick's day. This
| observance usually comes as a Mi
| Careme affair, but the beginning OF
Lent at such an unusually late period
| this year advances the date to the
| second week of Lent.
Addressed kiIIineIy Grange.
Monday nights meeting of Killingly
grange, in Pellets hall. was an oper
meeting and attracted an audience
that was interested in the special pro.
gramme arranged, the speaker of the
evening being Leslie Card, Connect
cut Agricultural college, and his sub
ject Selecting and Breeding For Egs
Producers. The open meeting idea i!
in line with recent grange activit!
throughout the county.
II HaIpin Running Well.
Thomas Halpin, star runner Of tn,
Boston A. A, continues to get hi
name in the papers of the big town b!
strate that he continues to be one O
the wonders Of the cinder path ant
that great things may be expected o
him during the outdoor campaign tina
will open with the spring. Halpin ha
been running indoors all season an
has added many new honors to hi
already long list.
| HPPItCdCIOlS TOR T in9GFHn9 FOurs
Danielson sportsmen expect to com
in for a generous number of cans o
lingering trout that. it is announced
are soon to be distributed from tn
| state hatchery. More than score o
applications were made as long ag
as last fall from this place, SO it i
expected that they may be filled a
this time Incidentally the fishing sea
| son for trout is only a little more thai
two weeks away. although on
wouldn't think it when contemplatin
the snow banks that are so conspicu
ously pltntiful hereabouts.
Will Observe Fourteenth AnnIversar
This evening at the home Of Mrs
Edith Dayton, the Nadei Arbeit clu
Twill meet for its eighth anniversar
supper. The exact anniversar
t comes on st. Patrick's day. but on &C
j.. count of other engagements of mem
bers, it is to be observed tonigh
There are IA members, meeting ever
Tuesday for sewing and for socia