Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-29
DANIELSON
High Street Residents Want Sewer
Extension--Matoh Games at Bohe-
milan CIub-Produeers to Shin All
Milk by Trolley to Providence In
stead of Boston Market.


milan cIub-Produeers to Shin All
Milk by Trolley to Providence In
stead of Boston Market.
Patrick Henry. 81, a native of Can
terbury and we'll known here, died at
his home in Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Dixon are en-
PERTAINING Miss Mildred Mason of Do
yer, n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Phillips, Miss
Jane Phillips and Mrs. Minerva john
son leave tomorrow from their home
in Wauregan for a months stay in the
south.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Darhie are en-
tertaining Charles Rowe, a warrant Of
ficer of the United States navy.
Harold Swaffield and Miss Millicent
Swaffield, teacher at Colby academy,
New London, N. H., are guests of Rev
and Mrs. w. D. Swafneld.
Trimming Shade Trees.
Victor Perrault and force of men
are well advanced on the work OF
trimming the shade trees on the prem
Uses of the town about the graded
| school building on School street.
Miss Emma Mcbride has returned
| from visit with friends in Providence
and Pawtucket.
Henry "A. BAKER Oh 1OWSll was d
visitor with friends in Danielson Tues
| day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miner had
members of the Pentecostal church al
their home for a cottage prayer meet
ing Tuesday evening.
Petition for Sewer Extension.
| P. S. Maynard has presented to the
| borough a petition asking for sewer
extension in High street.
| Judge w. F. Woodward presided al
a session of the town court Tuesday
Mrs Mary Salotti and Joseph Girls.
| TIM were visitors in Boston Tuesday.
| William Curran, formerly engaged
in business here, is now in charge Of
a cafe at a hotel in Stafford Springs.
! Spring opening at Mdme. Cyr':
millinery store Friday and Saturday
this week. A wealth of spring mater
ials in beautiful array has been Sc
lected and arranged and everybody i:
| invited to inspect the display.-adv.
Recent reports from Rev. c. H. Bar.
ber a patient in a Boston hospital
continue to be of an encourag ing ma
ture.
Rev. James H. George, Jr., pastor O
ST. Adams church, is conducting mid
week Lenten services at different Epis
copal churches throughout eastern
Connecticut.
Coach Paul n. Swaff1eld has conf
dence that this years T<illingly Higl
school baseball team will be a fine or
ganization.
Alfred L. Reed was in Wi11imanti
Tuesday DIN business trip.
Match Games at Club.
In matched games to be held at tn
Bohemian club among members, W
| E. Reach is to meet Charles F. Frank
lin. at billiards, and J. F. Gardner, Jr
l T
Miss Mary Grifhths of Sterling Wis
tied recently with Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
Gilbert.
Danielson's water wagon is painte
yellow this spring 1t will be read
for service within a few days-sprink
ling streets.
Pastors here are urging in specia
way the refraining from specia
amusements during the Lenten season
George Pratt, seriously injured in a
accident at the Franklin street cross
ing about a year and a half ago, is i
Hartford today to consult a specials
George Evangelides, formerly en-
gagged in business here, was visito
| in Danielson Tuesday
Complaining Citizens.
The selectmen have been the tar
get of many complaints during tn
past few days from citizens who hav
been anxious to have all highway
cleared OF snow at once. Inc SelGCl
! men have been busy with the job c
clearing highways, but more than tn
wave of a. hand has been necessary t
get rid of the mass of snow. Being
: town official isn't all fun, though til
official does the very best he can.
i Rushing Work on Mill Extension.
Additional bricklayers have been pit
! at work at Industrial place this wee
on the work of constructing an add
| =; A cfrV
added to this mill early in the winte
the new addition to be an extension
at the south end, and the full heigt
of the plant. The work is to be rush
ed. This season promises to be bus
one on mill construction work in TIL
section. An extension is to be bui
to the mill of the Central Worste
company, at Central Village, an extr
story added to the Union mill at Moo
sup and an addition built to the bi
plant of the U. S. Finishing compan
at Sterling.