Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-17
IANIEtSON AND PUTNAM NEVIS,
DANIELsON

! St. Fatriek's Eve Party den Back to. Decline Renomination--5o 5ohemian Club Exp pahds-Wor People An eered at Talk Of Railroad strit<s-- Neiahborheod Of Station Needs I'm proving. 'S zzes s-s@s' z
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 Rev. Asher. Anderson, D. D. of Bos- ton, is to preach at the morning sef vice at the Westf1efd Congregational church Sundaysf9ssF ss-ssS tes
 Memorial Service.
 Sunday evening. at o'eleels there is to be a memorial service to Fred erici A. Kennedy at the Methodist church. Several of his business, so- ciety and church associates will Henry B. -LovslI of ,Providence wis ited with DanieIson friends Friday, Fe Puzzled at Moosap Raid.
 Some Danielson people are wonder ing what was the particular need of $4.900 worth of liquors in one drug store in a no-license town Moosup: and some others here are not wonder ing, for they think they know
 St. Patriek's Eve Party. as
 There was a large attendance at St. James parish hall Friday evening for the St. Patrick's eve whist party, the only gathering of the kind that will be held during the Benten season.
 
 first fifteen days of March show 1s cases requiring the attention of the tribunal. v
 Members, of the Thirteenth com pany are acknowledging the receipt of comfort bags forwarded to them by Red Cross workers in Danielson. The soldiers are very apprecIative of the gifts.
 Woman Minister to Preach.
 Rev. Mrs. AE AdcKinistrys2 who has emo CGfn I'll oiF- a AF F.1 lures in Providence, is to begin se- ries of prophetic nature at the Advent church here.
 Mr and Mrs. Martin Me1Ior and children of Gardner, Mass. are visit ing Postmaster and Mrs George M. Filling.
 Mrs Harriet Dixon is patient in the Parade Street hospital. Provf- successfully this week. and is report ed resting comfortably.
 Genuine shamrocls, in little pots, were being offered here Friday and being purchased by those interested in the things that pertain to St. Pat rick's day. tfIss f5a54.,z f5r
 Wauresan conapany's Dividends. 8 Boston financial paper mentions that the Wauregan company will on Aprilr1' pay a dividend of e$l.1S on it's per share on its issue of common stock, these being quarterly dividends. It was stated here Friday that the democrats have not taken any action, William P Kelly. a republican repre- sentative of the town of Kiliingiy.
 Will Refuse Denomination. Judge Harry E. Back will not con- slider renomiantion for warden of the borough of Danielson, it was stated sional interests being such as to re- quire all his attention. Fred D. Gun 1 neen was being urged Friday to be- come a candidate for the nomination 2t the caucus next week.
 Son Taken III Also. Milton Reed who came here from | Boston for la visit with lhfsC father John E. Reed. who has been i'll, was ! himself taken i'll. but on Friday was l reported as much improved. as was his father also. The Trenton Street Baptist church, | East Boston, to which Rev. w. Doug 1 las Swaf7eld has accepted a call as | pastor. is one of the fHest of the Bap-I tist churches in the Boston metropoli- | Mrs. Leonard James will have the l members of the Ladies' Reading cir ele at her home for a. meeting Mon | day afternoon Quotations are to be l given by the members. |
 Occupies Entire Floor.
 The Bohemian club is now occupy ing the entire second floor of the Brad 1 ley building a new room, on the Main | street side, having been redecorated l and furnished for use. The club has l about 135 members, n his being the | largest number in it's shistory.d 5aI
 Progress on Dee6rztina.1 1aaaj Good progress has been made dur ing the present week on the interior | decorations of St. James church. The where the beauty of the decorations. as they will appear when completed a month hence, can be appreciated.
 Irritated at Talk of Strike.
 Among working people here there was a tendency to rage Friday against the railroad men over the prospect of B. strike that it is taken for granted | ITgOvnIInllUrni