Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-08

 FieId-Prices of Cotton Machinery Higher.
 A. W. Williams has been at Leba- non on business trip. Why I Am an Optimist will be Rev. E. A. Legg's subject at the Methodist church Sunday.
 Pierre Boulaine commences the col lection of Killingly's taxes today. John c. Moreau of Pawtucket was visitor with Danielson friends Fri day.
 Granted Leave of Absence. Miss Mae Hammett, teacher in the third grade of the Danielson school, has been granted leave of absence for the remainder of the school year by the town school committee. There was a prayer meeting at the home of MT. and Mrs. Emery Tubbs, Hutchins street, Friday evening. Mrs. Mary Nobles is to be the speak CT at services at the Advent church Sunday.
 Frank w. Barber, Putnam, supervi- sor of rural schools, is to conduct the service at the Congregational church Sunday morning.
 Design for Prize Cup. w. E. Labelle has selected the de- sign for the beautiful silver trophy cup to be presented the team winning | the championship of the Northern sec ton of the Interscholastic Baseball league
 Miss Mathilde Brown, Boston, spoke 1 of work among the immigrants arriv- l ing at that port, at meetings of Bap- l tist organizations here Friday after noon and evening. The Ladies' Sewing society of St. | Alban's church met with Mrs. James | H. George at the rectory Friday after noon
 Gold Medals for Typewriter Speed. l SiIvie Maynard and Louis Vaudry, | seniors at the high school, have been | awarded gold medals for having writ | ten 60 net words a minute on type 1 writers, the medals gift from a type writer company.
 1 Members of the Civic Federation were at the home of Mrs. F. H. Reach for meeting Friday afternoon. Early risers Friday found the trees l and shrubhery coated with frozen rain, and there had been snow fiurries dur l ing the night.
 ! W B. Masterson of New London was a visitor with friends here Fri 1 day
 Charles \. TiIlinghast has been in New Hampshire or business trip.
 Anxious to Get on Teana.'
 Applications continue to be received | here from persons who desire positions 1 on the DanieIson baseball team.
 Borough in Darkness. An accident at the power plant of | the D. &. P Gas X Electric company l plant in Plainfeld, just before Il O. l <iocll Thursday night cut Off the bor- ough's entire electric lighting service for a time.
 Layout of Streets Completed.
 The selectmen have completed the layout Of streets at Industrial place as authorized by the annual tow, meeting last fall Relative to the ac- ceDtanCe of this layout d special town meeting is expected to be called
 Fine Gift to library. 1 Librarian Henry 1I Danielson an- nopnces the addition of books to the 1 library, the new lists containing Q i number of new works Of fiction. The l Century library Of music has been do hated to the library for the use of the | public by a friend of the institution There are 20 volumes.
 Baseball Grounds for EInaviIle. Elmville is not going to be out ot the baseball imelight during the com ing season. keegan's field. near Kent's store has been leased for the seasor and is being prepared for use as 2
 diamond and playing grounds AIer and teams have been engaged in re.
 moving stones, leVelinG off the grount and building diamond and when tht
 work is completed the field will be {
 very good one. Agent Howard & Woo.
 of the mill at the bridge is behind tn,
 movement. 1 considerable sum O money has been collected for the SUD.
 port of the team, many of the mill em.
 ployes contributing, and there is ey.
 cry indication that it will have tn, loyal support of the visitors, as 1t de
 serV eS.
 Another Abandoned Car
 Stealing Ford cars is becoming popular, if dangerous, pastime in thi
 section. From North Scituate comes
 report of q car of this make lief
 standing beside the highway for ; week. No one has appeared to clain the car, which bears a Rhode Islan,
 register and was undoubtedly stolen