Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-17

Cosmer A Young writes from the
south, that the winter is the most
beautiful he has spent in Florida.
Miss Elizabeth Trip will have the
members of the Woman's Missionary
societies of the Baptist church at her
home for a meeting this afternoon.
Wesley Wilson, borough clerk, has
issued the call for the annual borough
caucus for next week
Temporary Treasurer.
Sidney Bard is acting as treasurer
pro tempore Of the town Of Brooklyn.
John W. Gallup has arranged for a
short trip to Florida, at New Symrna,
where there are a few Danielson peo-
pie at present.
Members of the Pentecosta1 church
will have prayer meeting at the home
of Mrs. and Mrs. George Miner this
evening.
L. P. Merck of Fall River was
visitor with friends here Thursday.
The case of T. E. Hopkins VS..
Willis Bartlett. formerly of East Kill
ingly, is assigned for trial at the SUI
perior court in Putnam "wednesday of
next week.
Petition For Special Meeting.
Oscar P. Atwood and 26 other cit
liens Of the town of Brooklyn have
petitioned their selectmen for spe-
cial town meeting to fill the vacancy
in the town treaSurerShip caused by
the resignation of G. w. Eastment.
Edward S. Carpenter is now able
to be out again, after severe illness,
and is attending to many Of his varied
duties.
First Selectman L. E. Young had
men and teams on duty early Thurs
day morning breaking out the high
ways in this section Of Killingly. The
roads are now piled higher with snow
than at anV time this winter
a number Of masons and bricklayers
resident here are employed on the con-
struction of the Manhasset plant at
Putnam.
A few fox hunters braved the deep
snow Of Thursday for one Of the final
chases of the season.
VIII Move to Ponfret.
Mrs. Charles L. Nado will remove
her household goods from Danielson to
Ponfret, where she is living with her
parents and her children.
Danfelson Elks had a splendid time
at Putnam night, Thursday, guests OF
the lodge at Putnam. A special cal
brought the members back to Daniel
| son.
Local subscribers for telephone SER
| vice have received annual reports Of
| the A. T. and T. company.
st. Patrick's Night Whist.
! Aside from the st. James, parish
! whist there will be no Observance O,
st. Patrick's day in Danielson.
| Poultrymen are delayed in theii
olans for Matching eggs by the un.
usually cold and severe weather.
Some careful citizens have beer
clearing snow from about hydrant!
as measure of precaution.
Feeding of protected game bird
IS again IN full swing Most all of tn,
| usual food supply Of the birds il
buried and they are in danger o
! starving.
A suggestion is heard that a Dan
ielson league Of men about town b
formed for pastime games during tn
half-holiday season this summer.
Neutral Club dance Bijou, Jewet
City, tonight. Ideal Singing orches
tra.-adv.-
Mrs. ]. w. Gallup will have 1arg
number at her home this evening TO
the musical entertainment to be we
by Young Peoples societies Of tn
Baptist church.
Few Changes Likely.
No mention has been made of ne7
borough officials and 1t is believed like
ly that nearly all of the present or
ganization will be renoninated at mex
weeks caucus.
Additional telephone wires nav
been strung between Danielson an
Putnam giving additional circuits fo
business between the two places.
Moving to Norwich.
George Edmunds is moving his fami
] lY from Dayville to Seventh street |
| Norwich, which city will be his head
quarters as inspector for the Shor
/ Line Electric Railway company.