Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-14
DANIEL S0N AND PjIllM NEVIS
DANELsoN


 William M. Franklin catches Bia Trout-Iaeebs Plant Going an 24- Hour Seheduie-Hish seheoIs' De- bate Postpensd-Piensers Hese cem- pany's EIeefien-Eieafins on Day. vile cressins- pecixisn Reserved. home here Friday afternoon after spending the winter in Florida
 Osborne Conins, who died recently atsWafkins, N. Y-s. and was buried at Detroit. was formerly resident of this Madeline Fournier. who was run over by a trolley car, is slowly improving at the hospital in Putnam Fred l.. Austin Is now employed. by Bradley and company. at Putnam. Ice Formed Friday. The temperature dropped below the freezing point again in Daniefson on Friday morning. when ice formed.
 Broke Bore in Arm. Charles Lowry is recovering from an injury fin which he broke bone in his arm while at work in local manu- featuring plant
 In New Pastorate. Rev. ". D. Swa field will begin his ton Street Baptist church at East Bos- ton.
 E. J. Ford of New Haven. former fy of Norwich. was a visitor in Dam iefscn. Friday.
 |s= William Brennan visited reia lives in Putnam, Friday.
 Rev. F.. R.. Farrar of the Newton Theological seminary will preach at the services at the Baptist church on Sunday. ks James C. nIildron of worcester, vis- fted Danieison friends Friday. CauuFt 1 f-4 Pound Trout. William M. Franklin on Friday caught one of the largest trout seen here this season, a fish weighing a pound and quarter and measuring Is 1-2 inches in length. Members Of the Pentecostal church held cottage prayer meeting at the home of Mrs. Frank Hill, School street. Friday evening.
 teenth company has taken the requir- ed examination for promotion to sec ond lieutenant.
 Miss Anna Dearing of Fall River visited friends in Danielson Friday.
 Going on 24- Hour Schedule.
 NeE Monday the plant of the Jacobs operate on a 24-hour schedule
 Debate Postponed
 The debate scheduled between the teams Of KilIinsly and Putnam High Schools for Friday evening was post poned.
 road line at night in territory here Rbouts.
 Everybody Buying Ffas.. Dealers here say they have sold more American flags in the past two weeks than ever before in such a short period.
 Mrs P. Fl. sp-asue will have the members of the Ladies' Reading cir cie at her home for q meeting Monday afternoon.
 Members of rsorcas Rebelzah lodge held q meeting in Odd Fellows hall on Friday evening.
 Want to Whip Mexico.
 Cosmer A. Young, just returned from Florida. where he met southern CTS from a number of states, says these people are willing to settle the a chance. and that means a drubbtng for the southern republic.
 Drills for the men who have been taking military training at the state a period as the Thirteenth company re- mains at home.
 Will Advocate Garden Clubs.
 At the open meeting of Highland grange at South killingIy this ev- eriag Supervisor Horace P. Turner of the schools in Killingly is to speak on the subject of forming garden clubs among the boys and girls of the town.
 A paper printed somewhere in Con- recticut,' comments on the fact that the New Haven Blues w>re not in town three days until about every one the record of the members of the Thirteenth company Of Danielson, .4wf1o were here three weeks before they got acquainted with the girls"
 Going 10 Canadian Northwest.
 Moses Gosselin. who has been a
 A is on his way to the Canadian North west wI1ere he is to locate. At one time he was a resident on the West Side.
 Officers of Hose Company.
 Pioneer Hose company, No. ?. elect ed the following officers: Foreman, Walter I. Chase: assistant foreman. Chester ". Hutchins: secretary treasurer, Chester W. Hutchfns; col iector, Herbert Hopkins: entertain est Kennedy, Oliver Clements; first pipeman, John Gordon: second pipe man, w. A. Graves: third pipeman. Adolph Bernier: fourth pfpenfan, Ray lineman, Henry Myers. Student te Preach Sunday.
 Harold H. Barber Hartford ,Theo- logical seminary. is visiting his par ents, Rev. and Mrs c. H. Barber. and is to preach at the service at the Westneld Congregational church Sun day morning.
 During the present week some spe- ciai precautions have been taken to guard certain of the manufacturing plants in town. The. precautions taken include the placing of out door cleo trfc lights and adding 8 number of guards, who will do duty in day and night shifts.
 WEBsTER's CROSSING.
 
 Subject of Hearing at Hartford-UtiIi-
 ties Commission Reserves Decision.