Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-01
DANTELSON

Chester w. Hutchins Auditor for the
 Adams Express Company at New
 London-Fine of $14 for Unlicensed
 Pedder-Reception to High School
 Graduates Held at Armory-AIumni
 Team Wins Ball Game, 10 to g.
 Chester W. Hutchins is to be at New London as auditor for the Adams Express company.
 Mrs. Harrfett Dixon is at the Rhode Island hospital in Providence, where she may undergo a surgical operation.
 Miss Bertha Franklin of Providence is spending a vacation of two weeks with her parents, MT. and Mrs. H. s. Franklin.
 John c. Patenaude of Fall River vis- tied with friends in Danielson Friday.
 Sell School Street Plant.
 The c. B. Wheatley heirs-w w. Wheatley, w. B. Wheatley, Mrs. Os- wald c. Street-on Friday sold the plant on School street now occupied by the concern to the Williamsville Buff Wheel company.
 Service for coIored People.
 Lucy Gross of Providence is to speak at a service for Colored people to be held in the Advent chapel to-
 Henry Gallup and Elmer Gallup are visiting in New York for a few days.
 MT. and Mrs. William Smith of Providence are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Cottage street.
 PeddIed Without License, Fined.
 A fine and costs amounting to $14 was imposed on Max Steinman of Moo- sup in the town court here Friday morning. Steinman was charged with having peddIed fruit in Danie1son without having the necessary license.
 Miss Yvonne Maynard of PaWtucket is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Philip s. Maynard of High street.
 Attorney Warren D. Chase of Hart ford is visiting with relatives here.
 Bishop Acheson to Confirm Class.
 Rt. Rev. E. c. Acheson will admin ister confirmation to a, class at a ser vice commencing at 1O.45 at St. AL bans church Sunday morning. The ordination service planned for the same time has been deferred. Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock Bishop Acheson is to be at St. PauPs church, Plain field.
 Funeral Director Louis E. Kennedy was at Plainfield to conduct the fu- neral of Ernest Knabe. Burial was in Plainfield cemetery.
 Pipe Suction System.
 At the Killingly Manufacturing con- pany's plant at WilliamsvilIe a pipe suction system is being put in through which cotton will be conveyed from part of the plant to another mill, the No. 1. more than 400 feet distant.
 Fishing Today.
 Danielson people occupied cottages at Alexander's lake Friday night so as to be ready bright and early this for the first try at fishing af- ter a period of three years during which the lake has been closed.
 Manufacturing companies in this section have accumulated large quan- titles of bituminous coal, of which winter months. Incidentally the un- usually high water in the rivers at this season is being taken advantage of for power, that the coal may be saved.
 ArtfIIerymen Returning.
 Members of the Thirteenth company will break camp early today and are expected to arrive here in a coach that will be attached to the train due at p. m. The company will go di- rect to the armory and will be dis missed.
 Mills here close at noon today until next Wednesday morning, giving the employees an unusually long holiday vacation. This will give many an opportunity for visits out of town. MdIly DalleISOn people Will De at NOT wich on the Fourth to witness the parade.
 Danielson students who wish to find valuable occupation for their time during the vacation period may do so by taking the summer courses at the State Trade school in Putnam. These courses fit students for work in va rious trades.
 Fourth of July Laws Stringent. 
 first Fourth the police department will | De active during Monday night and 1 Tuesday, seeing to it that the laws | ,elative to the use of explosives are | enforced and that the celebrators con- 1 inc themselves to pastiInes that are i reasonably reasonable. This doesn't 1 mean that the force will operate as <illjoys, for they will allow those who | wish to have a good time" within re- 3tricted limits.