Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09


 Cireulatsd-Braneh of National
 Leaoue for Women's Service Organ 1 iaed.
 F. L. Darbie and Sidney W. Bard | were in Hartford Tuesday attending the grand lodge session of Royal Arch I Masons of Connecticut. | Mrs. E. H. Reach will entertain the members of the Ladies' Art club at her home on Broad street this afternoon. Obadiah Butler Is at Sherbrooke. P. e.. on a business trip this week Henry c. Sandel of Springfield vts- | fted DarfeIson friends Tuesday. The Danielson Business Mems asso- ciation will be represented at the meeting of the Eastern Connecticut tomorrow.
 New Leading Platforms. At the Connecticut mills piers have been built at each end of the stock house and on these piers loading plat forms are to be erected, to provide greater facilities in handling freight. George Peptacoles of Lynn, formerly of Danielson, Is spending a few days with friends here. Mrs w B. Reach of the West Side will have the members of the Mothers club at her home for a meeting to- morrow afternoon.
 At Goodyear Heights a new garage for housing a number of cars is being built for Alma Frocier.
 J.F. Lewis will be in Providence to- day attending the funeral Of Stephen D. Brown, his associate in the theatre business.
 George B. Newton of Northampton visited friends in Danielson Tuesday.
 Petition for Prohibition.
 A petition in favor of statewide restriction of the liquor business dur ing the period of the war is being signed in Danielson.
 number of the special constables who were appointed by the selectmen 6 few days ago have been sworn in and have taken up their duties as mill
 Third Degree Conferred.
 The third degree was conferred upon candidates at a session of Quinebaug lodge of Odd Fellows Tuesday even Ing, and there was a, social session, refreshments being served.
 An inspection has shown that all wireless stations in this immediate vicinity have been dismantled in ac- cordance with a government order is- sued some time ago.
 Memorial Sunday Services.
 Memorial services in which members of McGregor post, G. A. R., will par ticipate will be held at South Killing ly Sunday, May 27, in accord with cus- tom.
 It was said by an officer of the com pany that the recruits of the Thir- teenth company probably will not be uniformed and equipped until after the command arrives at Fort Wright, Fish CTS Island.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Smith of Providence have been guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Prospect street.
 Miss Yolande Leclair of Woonsocxet formerly of DanieIson, visited friends in town recently.
 May Basket for Teacher.
 Members of the seventh grade of the School street school hung 8 May bas ket to their teacher, Mrs. Lucius Will Hams, of Maple street, Tuesday even Ing.
 Coal Supply Short.
 There is a very small supply of hard coal in DanieIson and orders for linn tied quantities only are being filled. Heavy shipments to fill orders placed by dealers are expected later. how ever.
 Visiting Nurses Report.
 The annual report of the visiting nurse contains the following statistics: Number of patients, 119; paying pa tients, SS; free patients, 29 nursing visits, 615; money received, $115.73; l of medical patients, 72; surgi- l cal, 20; obstetrical patients, 25; arti- 1 eles loaned, 24; social service calls | e60; relief given through the year, l BIT articles of clothing, 52 pairs of | shoes