Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-17

Norwich and worcester ROAD.
Mdme. Joseph Cyr has returned from
Montreal. where she has been spending
the winter.
Chief Michael Grimshaw has round
ed up 40 delinquent personal taxpay-
ers out OF one group of IS and Obliged
them to pay UP. the fate that awaits
all who have not paid.
It is probable that Ralph Cram, for
mer International league pitcher, will
do the twirling in some of the games
for the Danielson team
sherifFs Sale.
Store equipment owned by James
Paris was sold at a sheriffs auction
by ]. Carl witter Saturday morning
near the town hall.
Landlord Stephen d. Horton, who
has been Ill for several weeks, remains
in about the same condition as for the
past week
Hiram S. Franklin. WILLIAM NJ.
Franklin, A. v. Woodwork and John
Bassett spent Sunday at Oakland
Beach.
Miss Marion d. ChoIlar IS to be the
leader and Korea the subject at the
Lenten meeting OF the Ladies' Mis-
sionary auxiliary OF the Congregation
al church with Mrs. T. z. Hopkins
Tuesday.
The school at South Rillingly is
again closed as the result Of the ap-
pearance of a case Of scarlet fever
among the pupils.
Judge S. s. Russell of the probate
court has set April % as the date for
a hearing on the application of Ada
line NJ. Aldrich for administration in
Connecticut on the estate OF Attorney
Clarence A. Aldrich, who died in Provi-
dence.
Held Quarterly Conference.
/ Rev. G. G. Scrivener. Norwich,
preached at the evening service at the
Methodist church Sunday and after
wards presided at the first quarterly
conference.
Baseball Subscriptions $500.
The fund for the initial support OF
| Danielson's baseball team has been in
creased to about $500. which was the
sum set as the mark for subscriptions
| 1t is expected the sum now on hand
will be increased by further subscrip-
| lions.
Good Friday Service.
At st. Adams church Good Friday
| the usual custom OF holding a three
| hours service, from noon until D. m.
| will be observed. The service will bs
| in charge Of the rector, Rev. James H
George. Jr.
Services of Passion Week.
| Special services for Passion week arr
to be conducted at the Baptist church
| Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
! Friday evenings. The sermons are q
be preached by the pastor, Rev. W. d
Swaffield
Jitney BUS Loses Wheel.
While proceeding northward alonl
| Main street at Davis park, opposite III,
residence of c. H. Bacon, at noon Sat
urday the ProuIx jitney bus had a for
ward wheel ripped of when the drive
attempted to turn the machine out o
the trolley track. The car plowed int
the sidewalk and came to a halt with
out causing injury to anyone.
Land Worth More.
Land values are jumping in the fac
of the unusual real estate activity 4
Danielson this spring, and the prospeC
of the big building boom that is RICH
in the forefront. Saturday the sale O
lot at Industrial place for $500 wa
reported. This lot cost considerable
less than this a few years ago. but tn
sale price is regarded as not in exces
of its present value.
Officers of Pioneer Hose Company.
Pioneer Hose company, No. 2, Ia
elected these officers: Foreman, Waite
I. Chase: assistant foreman Chestt
w. Hutchins; secretary and treasure
Chester w. Hutchins: collector, Hel
bert Hopkins: entertainment commit
tee, w. /. Chase, Ernest Kennedy, OF
yer Clements; first pipeman, John !
Gordon: second pipeman. William
Graves; third pipeman, Adolph Bel
nier; fourth pipeman, Ray w. Pellet
first hydrantman. Vitalis BonneaJ
lineman, Henry Myers.