Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-02-17


Mornins-Reilef Corps Has Patri-
otie Evenins-MiH May Lease a Ho-
tel to Solve Housing Problsm-6ai
touvtiie to Have Electric Lighting.
Miss Margaret Hodgins of Melrose,
Mass, has been visiting with friends
in town.
Pierre Boulaine was at Ballouville
collecting personal taxes Wednesday.
William L. Daley has applied for
administration on the estate of Lu-
cretia DALEY, formerly of Brooklyn.
Board of Relief in Session.
w. I. Billiard, j. n. Tucker and John
II. Perry, members of the board OF re-
hef. are holding their final sessions
and expect to complete them next
week.
A special car is to be run down
here Saturday evening for the accom-
nam High school basketball team.
Below Zero Wednesday.
Temperatures of and s below zero
were reported in Danielson and vicin-
It is stated that a number Of houses
are to be built at Industrial place this
summer.
Patriotic Program.
Washington and Lincoln programs
were arranged for the meeting of
McGregor w. r. C. Wednesday even
ing.
Entertainment in Y. p. Course.
The Warwick male quartet played
at the Orpheum theatre Wednesday
evening. giving an entertainment in
the Young Peoples course.
Seventeen Going to Norwich.
Seventeen tickets were disposed of
here for the Eastern Connecticut De-
velopment committees banquet at the
WaureganI house In Norwich next
Monday evening.
A large number of new names were
added to the lists of the suffrage or
CARNATIONS in Windham county as the
result of last weeks campaign.
Mardi Gras Whist.
The Bijou Whist club is arranging
for its annual Mardi Gras whist par
ty and reception, this marking the
close of the clubs activities for the
season.
George Stone of Brockton has been
visiting friends in anieIson.
Henry Z. Church has plans for re-
modelling his Hartford store. The al
terations are to cost approximately
$4,000.
Henry T. Durocher of MiIIville
Mass. was a visitor with friends in
Danielson Wednesday.
Inc el1cClS OF lnQlSCElLn1ndte ABUSE
or town ofhcials shows anticipated re-
suits in the form of difficulty of do
ing business with persons or concerns
that could do this town a lot of good
they have been made fearful of the
town by unfair insinuations circulated
the stuff. Public knocking can prove
disastrous and in more ways than one
Electric Lighting for BaIIouviIIe.
People of the live little village OF
Ba1louville are pleased over the pros
pect of having electric lights in the
village. The installation of the SER
vice will be undertaken soon. There
are to be electric street lights and the
company houses are to be wired for
the service. When the changes now
being made at the mill are completed
and the lights in BaIlouviIle will have
added much to it's many advantages
as a manufacturing center
Mill May Lease Hotel.
So great is the demand for dwell
ings in Danielson that one mill COM
pany here is seeking to relieve its
needs in this direction by negotiatine
for the lease of one Of the hotels here
on a long term lease. 1t has not been
announced whether or not there is a
chance Of putting through the deal
but the matter is interesting, as show
ing how badly in need of some suit
able means of housing operatives are
some concerns. Incidentally the ho-
tells are doing a good business and
have been overcrowded during the
present week.
Over 4S5 Shares Subscribed.
With the passing Of every day the
subscriptions for shares in the Dan
ielson Building and Loan association
mount to new high levels. Wednes-
day the 4S5 mark was reached and
passed and the total will be above 500
today. Where the subscriptions wall
stop no enc attempts to predict, for
they are coming in easily and with
out persistent canvassing. AS the first
series does not close until the third
Tuesday In March, it may be that the
shares represented in will number zoo
to 800, maybe over. But there are
other series coming and no attempt
will be made to try for records.
The directors are progressing with
their organization work and every
thing is going along nicely. Burdette
Q. Hopkins, Alfred L. Reed and Cliff
ford H. Starkweather have been
named as a committee on advertising
and to secure supplies. Back and
arbie have been appointed attorneys
of the organization.
Some few payments for subscrip-
tons have come in, but no effort is
being made to collect at this time and
the secretary prefers that payments
be deferred until such time as the
pass books and other record forms are
received. No money will be turned
down, however, If a person, for some
special reason, desires to pay for sub
scrfptfons at once.