Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-24
DANIELsoN

Eight New Houses for Industrial Place l Scouts Going to Hartford Today Dominican Preacher at St. James church-Big Booster Meeting Next Wednesday Evening Arranged by | Business Mems Association. Rev. Johne D. Hull. pastor of St duct service at Trinity church, Brook lyn, Sunday, at p. m. Harold c. Speare of Bristol was a visitor in Danielson Friday. Near Zero Mark. f The temperature again dropped close to the zero mark Friday morning Dr. Archibald, president of the Pen tecostal Collegiate institute at North 6cituate is to preach at the Pentecos- tai church Sunday.
 The resolution appointing Judge w. F. Woodward to succeed himself as head of KiIingly's town court passed the house at Hartford. Probate Hearing. There is to be hearing before Judge s. $. Russell of the probate court today on granting adminis.ra- ton on the estate of Miss Harriet Brooks. who died recently in Brook lyn.
 A special program was arranged for the meeting of Dorcas Rebekah iodge Friday evening"
 0TS. F. Ii. SQTdRu0 VIII AdtS tAAC members of the Reading Circle at her home for a meeting Monday.
 All the building. of the past year in Danielson has not served to lessen the them now is as insistent as it was in the early part of 1916.
 Double Holiday.
 Public schools in KilIingIy remained close Friday, giving the pupils two extra holidays this week, the last long recess until the spring vacation
 Eight New Houses Planned.
 Plans have been made for the erec- ton at once of eight more dwellings at Industrial place, where building has continued throughout the winter.
 A number of the members of Kill lingly grange will be in Putnam today for the first meeting this year Of Quinebaug Pomona grange.
 Members of the Thirteenth company, C. A. C., have settled back into a per- iod of watchful waiting. in so far as expecting orders for mobilization is concerned.
 Potatoes Being cornered.
 It is claimed that hundreds of bush els of potatoes are held in this vicinity for marketing during March. when. it is expected, the highest prices of the season will be in force.
 Extremely dangerous conditions for driving are reported by automobile patches of ice in the highway. mak- ing matters worse.
 Scouts Hartford bound.
 Danielson's Boy Scout troop is ready for the trip to Hartford this morning. They will reach Hartford about II o. clock, returning here this evening. Rev. E. A. Legg will accompany the boys.
 KiIlingly High school basketball team was in Willimantic Friday for a game with the Windham High school team.
 Ice on some small ponds in this vii cinity has reached two feet in thick ness, the heaviest reported hereabouts, in years.
 Dominican Father Breaches. I
 Dominican father from Fall River gave the Lenten sermon and instruc- 1 tion to men and youths who attended | the Friday evening service at St. James church.
 Held on Criminal Charges. A number of prisoners are being | held at the county jail in Brooklyn | 70 answer to criminal charges at the | March term of the superior court for | Windham county, which will be pre- ,eded, at Putnam, by a short calendar session next Friday. March 2. It is expected the prisoners will be put to olea on Tuesday, March