Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-12-11
DANIEL SON and PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSOl

Masons Attend Woodstock Meeting
Business Mems Assoc aation Elects
osficers-Movement 70 Secure Ear
iier MaiIs-Carl Anderson Suffering
fre m Foot Trouble as Eesult of Ser
fg VIC, on the Border-F1re of SIS for
%Tsft of Toothbrush.
1'4A number of the memSnefs of Moriah
lodire, NO Is, a, +. and A.. NJ, motored
to yVol ,dstock Saturday to attend an
ali day meeting of Putnam lodge.
l@OfiCel' John Macfarland is doing day
duty in the absence of Chief Michael
= Grimsa law Officer Christopher An
drews is, on night duty.
Mrs W illiam Ingalls,, Spring street,
will havesSthe members of the w. g. T.
u. 1T he's home for meeting tomor-
row.
John A. Baird of Marlboro was a
visitor with Danieson friensd over
Sunday.
Rep airing Highway.
The state .road between Wauregan
and Danielson is being repaired near
Qntnebaug lake.
Distribution of 1917 calendars are
being made in Danielson, but not in
the liberal quantities OF some. past
years.
Several carloads of machinery for
Installation in the new addition Of She
Connecticut mills are expected within
q few days.
Oswald Street, has a wound, inflicted
by an axe, in one foot. but is able to
attend to hts du ties as telegrapher for
the French Cable company at Day
vile.
William A. Blu rrows is a patient at
the Day Kimbali hospital, where no.
underwent a surgical operation.
sNotice-By vote, of Local No. ..2S,
Union Carpenters, this district, their
wages will not be less tina n6orty- live
cents an hour after March 1, 1917.
Joseph Halle, prestdent.-adv.
f%t At Fort Totten.
Lieut.. Albert Warren, Z. S. A, is
now stationed at Fort Totten, n. Y.
Dorcas Rebei,ah lodge has nominated
officers for the election this month.
Officers of Business Mems Association.
At meeting of the directors Of The
Danielson Business Mems association,
FOE. Cunneen was elected president;
A. v. Woodwork, vice president; r. H.
Gray, secretary pro tenn; Clifford H.
Starkweathrr, treasurer.
The second degree is to be conferred
upon a class of candidates of Quine
baug lodge, /. o. 0. F. tomorrow even
ing.
Local householders are discovering
that another commodity that is sky
rocketing in price is cordWood. This
is. Cue, it is charged, to a decided IN
crease in the cost of labor and extra.
COST of hauling.
Miss Olive johnson, patient at the
Day Kimbau hospital, was reported
Saturday as making satisfactory
progress toward recovery after an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis performed last
week.
Mothers Club Officers.
The Mothers club elected these cff1-
eers for the ensuing year: President,
Mrs. Henry z. Anderson secretary,
Mrs. w. E. Reach; treasurer, Mrs. A.
w. Williams.
Wage Advance Timely.
Next week-Christn1as shopping
weck-wiH be The first that will bring
to thousands OF mill operatives in this
section pay envelopes containing the
advances announced as effective from
Dec. 4, so the extra money will be in
the way of holiday gift,
Trade Starts in Well.
Saturday brought the advance hosts
of Christmas buyers to the stores of
Danielson. Considering the general
prosperity CT this section, shrewd OBJ
servers of business chances figure that
the Christmas season of 1916 will be
the greatest ever, as has been the fall
trade in nor a few stores hers.
Earlier Mails Desired.
A committee of the BUSINESS Mems
association will take up with the post
office department the matter of mere
adequate early morning mail deliveries
for Danielson. New York morning
mails are al times delayed, due, it is
said, to missed connections at New
London.
Guardsman Disabled.
Carl Anderson, formerly first ser
Eeant of the Thirteenth company, and
who recently returned from service
with the First Connecticut infantry at
Nogales, Y. NJ, has foot trouble as the
result of the long and exalusting
marches through which the regiment
was put while in New Mexico
DR.. e. A. Blake of Brooklyn preach
I'd Sunday at the Union Baptist
church in East Killiugly. where ne has
been invited to continue for another
year, the action of the prudential COM
nittee being unanimous IN extending
The invitation.
School Term Nearing Close.
Schools in Isillingly will close the
all term week from Friday and will
be closed until Jan. 2, wnen the winter
terro begins. Originally the school year
Tor the grades was to have ended
Iune z, but a, delay in opening on ac-
:ount of infartile paralysis may ex-