Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-02

tNtttS0hb wloh, Director Of St. James choir--
 Judge Back on Rsvision Commission. District Deputy Sidney Bard Judge s. s. Russell. Judge w B. Woodward and Attorney E. l.. Darbie are in Hart. ford attending the annual meeting of the Grand lodge, A. F. and A. M" Of Connecticut.
 Judge Harry E. Back attended the meeting of the State Bar association at Hartford.
 James A. Rice of Meriden was wis., itor with friends in Danielson Tues day.
 May Go to South Ameriea. Cadet J. Raymond Casey of the U. | s. Naval academy at Annapolis expects | to so to South America during the coming. summer on the mfdshipnen's l annual cruise.
 Flowers for New Postmaster. Postmaster George M. Filling, now l in charge, found a bouquet of carra- 1 ttons, a gift from the office force and carriers .on his desk Tuesday morn | ing.
 Skin Disease of Brooklyn Pupil. Health Officer E. c. Babson of the l town of Brooklyn has ordered tenn l dren suffering from impetigo con- l tagiosa, an eruptive disease of the | skin, which is also afflicting some ! adults.
 Governor Invited. Governor Marcus H. Holcornb has been invited to address meeting of l the -Danielson Business Mems associa- l ton.
 At the meeting of the Ladies' Art club with Mrs. W. I. Bullard this aft i ernoon it is expected that contest awards offered by the organization will ba a0nOnncad
 i Miss Helen Todd, California, who is l to speak at the suffrage campaign I meeting here next week, is now work | ing in towns in the western end of l the state.
 Postmaster Filling has arranged to 1 have the postofice lobby kept open I all day Sundays, instead of until 1 l D. m., as has been the rule for some ! time.
 Home from Bermuda. | Judge and Mrs. Arthur G. Bill have | returned from Bermuda.
 l Mrs Frank German, who has been 1 critically i'll with pneumonia at her 1 mothers home on the West Side, was
 resting more comfortably Tuesday. | On the Quinebaus bridge. a Ford l chased a beer wagon and bit it on l the tail no casualties. Physicians Busy Season. 1 One local physician says that never l in his practicing experience has he l been so busy as in the present grip 1 epidemic and he is obliged to refuse | all calls received after 8 a. m., hav- l ing enough then to keep him on the l rush all day.
 Champion stiney Man. DanieIson has the champion econo- | mist of eastern Connecticut. Each
 morning he gets up town at a. m, and waits on the steps of a business place where The Bulletin is left, to | read the paper before the subscriber gets down to open up for the day. It was reported here Tuesday that a tubercular COW killed and dressed for market in a nearby town passed into the hands of a dealer, but was not offered for sale. A health official made prompt investigation of the matter. 1 Talk of BuiIdins-Loan Association. Several local men have been infor- mally discussing the need of a build ing and loan association in DanielSon and something definite may be done l about the matter in the near future. 1 With such an organization prospective l home owners would be given an op- portunity to get house and pay for l it in monthly installments, the same
 as rent. This is being done in a num- l Der of Connecticut cities and in a l great many places throughout the l country. There are a number of men l in Danielson anxious to build homes i under such an arrangement. 1 High School interests. 1 Mid-year examinations begin at Kill i lingly High school this morning and | continue through the remaining ses- 1 sion days of the week. For this spe- | cial work the students have been l making preparation.
 | The league basketball game this
 week comes Saturday evening, with Plainfield high schools team here. The | game will be played between the pe- riods of the Danielson- Baltic game
 at the town hall. For the Danielson
 team this will be the first home game
 of the season.
 Business Mems Association Meets.
 At the February meeting of the Danielson Business Mems association | Tuesday evening various matters came
 up for discussion, including the or
 | ganiZing of a baseball team for the
 coming season. This is a matter to
 which prompt attention is to be given
 1 for gathering of the calibre wanted
 here it will be necessary to take time l by the forelock and some of the play 1 CTS signatures to contracts by stealth
 that the other fellow may be beaten l to it. President Starkweather also
 called the attention of the meeting to l the matter of having a building and l loan association here.
 1 Comes from Norwich to Direct Choir. | Hugh Kinder of Norwich was here | Tuesday evening to conduct the re- hearsal of St. James choir, which has ! been reorganized and has a member | ship of about 30, including those who l have been in the choir. The choir is l engaged on rehearsals of mass that | is to be sung for the first time Easter | Sunday.
 Judge Back on Statute Revision Com mission. The commission appointed to revise | the statutes of the state by the legis- | lature of 1915, and of which Judge
 Harry E. Back is a member, is en- gagged on the work, which is being i found to be of very great proportions and will requide much time to do properly. Judge Back is of the opin- ion that a permanent commission for | the prompt revision of the statutes after a session of the legislature should be created, so that the work could be l handled with greater facility than is possible under the present system. The |