Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-13

tied Business Mems Association
Votes 70 Hold sroier-Georse w.
NiehsIs to Preach on Buffalo Bill
r --coIorsd Laberer Disappears With
| FRIENDS $23.
Announcement was made Friday that
fathe case Of Charles Al. Tillinghast, of
Danieison, vs. DIR. Francis Downing,
Moosup, to have been tried in the SUI
perior court. has been settled.
Organ Recital,
{ Mrs. Sidney Perry is to give an or
gan recital ct the Methodist church on
Sunday evening. 13ss& PEI
Nominating Committee.
A. G. Bill, c. NJ. Smith, George B.
Guild, Mrs. Esther Jacobs and Miss
Louise Danielson were named as a
nominating committee at a meeting of
members of the congregational church.
James e. Patterson of Pawtucket
was visitor with friends in Daniel
son, Friday.
I. Rev. J. w Wright. pastor at Dayville,
has been spending faw days at his
home in Maryland.
< Extra telephone wires have Been
strung to Williamsville for the bene-
fit OF concerns doing business in that
village.
Vote to Hold Smoker.
The Danielson Business Mems asso-
citation voted to hold q smoker in the
Crpheum theatre in February, instead
of the usual banquet. and at the time
"a speaker will be heard.
Below Zero Temperature.
1t was 2 degrees below zero in Dan
.ielson Friday morning. and many In
struments showed 8 degrees as the
highest reading during the day.
There are some habits worse than
drink-writing about new born babies,
for instance.
Hector MoconneIi President.
Hector Mcconnell has been elected
president of the new club at Ballou-
vile.
New Circulating Library.
Under the auspices of Highland
established in South Killingly.
Judge Harry E. Backs friends here
We're interested and pleased over his
nomination as a member of the jul
dietary committee of the legislature.
s. Rev. II. n. Brown is to preach at the
Pentecostal church in Putnam Sunday
afternoon. -
7 Previous to Fridays cold wave the
fee at Quinebaug lake had reached a
thickness of inches. SO will be ready
for harvesting soon. with continued
Robert C. Pellitier of Central Falls
called on friends in Danielson Friday
George w. Nichols Dead
Lakewood, N. J., will be received here
today for burial at Brooklyn, in
which town he formerly resided.
One Hundred and One Marriages in
1916.
The records at the office of the town
clerk show that there were 101 mar
riages in Killingly during 1916.
Benjamin Dawson is to be coach for
the high school cast that is to present
the annual senior play.
Those interested in a bill to have
the present legislature legaliZe the
holding Of Sunday evening entertain
ments in theatres are writing for sup
port to theatrical managers in fits
section of Connecticut.
To Preach on Buffalo Bill.
Rev. w. D. Swafield will give SER
monette on Buffalo Bill at the Zap
fist church Sunday.
Funeral of Mrs. Mary Fiske.
At South Killingly services for Mrs.
Mary Fiske were Conducted by Rev II.
B. Goodsell. Burial was in South Kill
ingly. The bearers were Charles
F'iske, Walter Ffske,- sons of the de-
ceased, Walter Allen, son-in-law. and
Harold Fiske, a grandson. A. F.
Wood was the funeral director.
Special Committees Named.
Special committees to do special
Business Mems association, which, at
the first meeting of the year, showed
evidence Of virility and a desire to ac-
complish much during 1917
Local people who have recently Wis
tied in Canada say that there is more,
snow in the Dominion this winter than
has been the case for many years. In
the vicinity Of st. John it is, in many
places, three and four feet deep on
the level.
Disappears With Friends s2s..
A member of the eolored work train
crew disappeared with $23 that a COM
panion had given him to enclose with
an order for a suit. to be purchased
from Chicago mail order house. And
now the prospective buyer is wondering
whether his friend has gone after it.
Eastern Star installation.
Past Master Ada NJ. Potter installed
the following officers of DanieIson
W. NJ. Clara Gilbert; W. p, F. E. Bit
good; A. NJ, Katherine Bard; secre-
tary, Alice Potter; treasurer. Minnie
Warren; conductress. Grace Ken
worthy; associate conduetress, Cora
Logee; chaplain. IRez Curtis: marshal.
Maria Bennett; organist, Mabel Leav-
ems: Ada, Emma Day; Ruth. Emma
Crumley; Esther. Susan Barrow
clougf1; Martha Beatrice Leach;
Electra, Evelyn Whipple; warden, Ma
penter.
In connection with the installation
ceremony a chafing dish supper was
served the menu being creamed chick
en-. Saratoga chips. rolls. olives, cake
and coffee.
More Looms For Whitestone Mill.
Arrangements are being made to in
stall additional looms in the plant of
the Whitestone Worsted company 4 at
E1nYille. This concern operates the
brick mill, near the trolley line and
a splendid and. growing business Is
being transacted there. Shafting for
the new machines has been put In
place. but on. account of the delays that
all manufacturers are ,experfencing in
Fecefying machines ordered It Is not
defnitely- known how soon the new
luofAs VIII be received and put IN OPP
efation.
Officers Of Firenen's Associations.
The following are the newly elected
officers of Danielson Ffremen's asso-
y9ation: President, A. p. Woodward;
ssfee president James Garland. secre-