Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-19

T War Veteran, Dies in Soldiers Home Death of Henry J. Brown. c. W. Atwood and H. z: Atwood place of business on School.
 Benpamin Dawson is to be coach of a cast that is to present a play for a war benefit fund.
 Inspector F. X. Riley of Hartford made a periodical visit of an official nature to the Danielson post office.
 Union Service.
 Rev. J. W. Wright, pastor at Day vile, is to conduct the union service at Putnam Good Friday morning. Pierre Boulaine was at the Eagerly store in South Killingly collecting tax es Tuesday.
 Last of the Snowdrifts. Judge James N. Tucker says that there are snow drifts in the eastern section of the town. remnants of piles that were 10 to 12 feet deep late in March.
 Has Covered Many Miles. T. has been estimated that during the 25 years he has been star route driver between Brooklyn and Dan ielson. Frank Spalding has travelled nearly a dozen times the distance around the earth.
 Attawaugan Men Fined. John Whaley and John Lambert, At tawaugan men, were before Judge F'ul!ed in the Putnam city court and were fined for minor offense. They were released upon their agreement to pay.
 April Payments Made.
 Treasurer Clifford H. Starkweather of the Building and Loan association received numerous subscribers pay ments Tuesday the time limit set for the April payment
 Luther Filling has returned from his trip through the south.
 Henry B. Kennison of New Bedford was a visitor in Danielson.
 Miss Jette to Give Reading. Miss Georgette Jette. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. D. F. Jette and a student for several years past at the Emerson School of Oratory in Boston, has con- scented to give a reading here on a date next month,
 Generous MT. Farr.
 A. W. Williams of the baseball com mission has a subscription just re- ceiveG from A Fan. "Mr. Fan"-he in- sists that his name be swithheld-is generous. His subscription was $25 The baseball fund is now well past the S500 mark
 Borough Shy of Coal.
 Tie shortage of stove coal in Dan-
 
 even a bushel to be had in one big yard on Tuesday and inquirers for 8 supply had to be satisfied that cars are on the read and may be received here tC day. Tn some homes wood is being used to run heaters.
 To Aid Milk Fund.
 Ladies of St. Alban's church are preparing to give a play, the proceeds from which are to be devoted to the fund being raised throughout the country for the purchase of milk fol French babies. the war having had the effect Of greatly reducing the milk supply in France,
 Freight Station Busy.
 The Hanielson freight station of the New Haven road is now one of the very busiest places in the town. Mills and firms here are receiving exceed fngly heavy shipments and a capacity business is being done at the freigh station every day. There is a con stant hUrrying of trucks and other ac tivities terding toward the prompt re lease of cars.
 Ira Thomas Remembers Local Friend
 Friends.
 Former Captain Ira Thomas of tn Fhipadelphia Athletics does not forge his friends in Danielson. Through W E. Reach, who he met on a train com ing cut of Boston on a recent evening Ira sent remembrances to Danielsol acquaintances. He was en route t Collinsville to visit his parents IT. says that Connie Mack has a team o younEsters that will surprise many be fore the season is oyer. The young sters are being watched carefully, an many surprises will be sprung b September 1. before which, Thoma predicts, the team will be winnin more than 50 per cent of its games. Ira is now with the White Elephant as coach for the battery men, In thi the veteran catcher is described a very much of a success and a grea asset to the one time worlds cham pions.