Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-05

Infant Burned by Hot Grease-Gold- water Block May Be Built in Spring Body of John T. croty Taken to Massachusetts - Announcement of 1 Wage Increase for TroIIeymen in Transportation Service.
 l Mrs. A. E. Wilmington, who under went a surgical operation some time ago, is slowly recovering at Braintree, | Mass, where she is staying with pr. and Mrs. c. H. Otis ] Charles F. Franklin visited in Boston l Miss Emma A. Burbank will enter | tain the members of the Ladies Art club at her home On the West Side | this afternoon. | Burned by Hot Grease. | Two infant daughters of MT. and Mrs. Henry Fournief, Dyer street. were badly burned by a kettle of hot grease which one. of them accidentally upset. | Mrs Ella Chapman Mills. formerly
 resident on the West Side, is i'll with Henry C. Stengel of HoIyoke was a
 visitor with Danielson friends Tues | day. l knitters indifferent. -' l Scores of DanieIson women who ECould do knitting for the soldiers are not needing the local Red. Cross chap I ter's call for volunteer workers. And I American troops are fighting and dy- | ing in Francet
 l To Entertain vestrymen.
 | The Ladies society of St. Alban' s | church is to entertain the church
 members at the esvestry Thursday eFen- II ing. .~~-. ---s
 Several: Danielson men were in Bos- ton Tuesday to investigate chances for | enlistment tin different. branches of the service for which they have prefer ence. -s'-<
 II A meeting is to be held here Friday
 evening for the purpose of forming a
 war bureau as outlined Saturday in Putnam at a meeting held under, the auspices of the state council of de- l fense-
 Funds to Be Released.
 At the end of next week thousands
 of dollars saved in Christmas and Thrift clubs during the past 12 months
 will be released by. Danieison banking
 institutions, and this will help swell
 the Christmas trading fund.
 New Block Talked or.
 ! The proposed Goldwater block on Main street! on a site next south from | the Cyf building, may be erected dur
 ing the coming spring if a suitable | contract can be made. Mr. Goldwater contemplates thet constipation of a
 cement block structure containing four stores. e<.. -> | :. Returns from Norwich.
 H Mrs. George o. Brown, who has been visiting in Norwich. since the death of I her father, Samuel P. Davis, has re- Il turned to her home in Danfe1son. | An Improvement Anyway! l There are some who criticize the ] quality. of the new concrete highway Ll constructed ins Main street by the state 1 highway department, but, all admit \ tl1a { the new stretch of pavement is a ! vast Improvement over the condition ! of that section of the street as it was \ ir, the. past An :sxciting ga me of basketball is \ anticipated for. Friday evening". when if the 2StE company team of Fort Terry ' will come back to the state armory | here to play tke members of the Home lguard company team.
 Y Henry A. Myers, who has applied for I service in the duartermaster's depart | ment. will 20 to Boston today to take I his physical exa nina ton.
 b Body Taken toS Gardner. f TU esday morning the body of Man ager John T. C-otty of the Attawau- 1 gan hotel Was taken to Gardner, Mass, for service and burial. at Otter River, 1 Mass. The bearers were John Moore i c. A. Hamilton Thomas O'Brien, Dan l iel O'connell, Y. Fl. Wetherell and Jo- l seph Lapelle. Louis F. Kennedy was the funeral director.