Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-16

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wicE, Banquet - Greek COMMITTEES
After New Site for Church Plans
Prepared BY Norwich Architects-
Al woodward. g. II. Reach and
Il N Laval1e leave today for stay
dl1rirx the remainder of the week at
the Church homestead in Ashford
worcester, where she is to enter
hospital to take the course Of training
for nurses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Murray of
Hartford have visited relatives IN
Frank 3. Marston OF Hartford called
on friends in Danielson Monday.
Henry b. Forest of Middletown Wis
tted friends here Monday.
Light Work in Town Court.
There was one case for Judge W. f.
Woodward to consider at the session
OF the town court, one of the few of
the month, Monday morning.
Thrown from Load Of Hay.
Earl Macfarland splintered a bone
In his ankle and Peter Dansereau in
jured his wrist when the two men,
resident here, were thrown from a load
Of hay at WfIliamsville.
Cottage Meeting.
There is to be q cottage prayer
meeting for members of the Pente-
costal church at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. H. M. Brown, Reynolds street,
this evening.
Executors of Chandler Will.
Albert Henry Chandler and Ruth A.
Chandler are the executors of the will
of Thomas Henry Chandler, who died
a few days ago.
Tinsmiths were called upon Monday
to repair roofs and drainage cutters
that were damaged during the heavy
blow and rainstorm of Sunday.
Delegation to Norwich Banquet
The Danielson Business Mems assoc
citation will be represented by a dele
cation at the annual banquet of the
Eastern Connecticut Chamber of Com
merce in Norwich next Monday even
ing.
the big concrete stockhouse were COM
menced at Williamsville, where local
teams and automobiles are employed.
Polish War Relief Work.
Polish residents of Danielson are
contributing to fund for the relief
of people in war-ravaged Poland,
where most of the local Poles have
Pierre Godreau was reported Mon
day as critically i'll at his home on
Franklin street
Monday a pair of horses that came
being held at a farm on Allen Hill
while an effort was under way to To-
cate the owner.
January Directresses.
The directresses of the Ladies' Be-.
nevolent society Of the CONGREGATIONAL
Hopkins. Mrs. A. C. Greene, Mrs.
Leonard A. James, Mrs. Ralph Kenyon.
Miss Alice Bugbee, Miss Mary Stowell.
Will Address D. A. r. Chapter.
DR.. Valera II Parker is to address
the members Of Ss~at WifIiams DAN
IN
ternoon. The Need for Care of Delin-
quent Women being her subject The
meeting is to be held with Mrs e. H
Reach.
Effective Way to Raise Fund.
The plan adopted to meet the $500
expense of redecorating the interior of
ST. James church is to have each
employed member of the parish con-
tribute one dollar to the fund a plan
that has met with general approval.
Commissioners Hearing
Monday of next week the county
commissioners will be in session in
the selectmen's rooms here to hold
the hearing on the remonstrance
against the granting of a license to Eli
unavoidably delayed. from time to
time, for the past few weeks
Bohemian Clubs Tournament.
About &C members of the organiza-
ton are engaged in playing in the Bo-
hemian clubs pinochle tournament.
Each member is to play 80 games
five each night for six nights-the Sc
ries extending through six weeks. At
the end of the first set of games S. P.
Marland is leading with score of
1896.
Two Games This Week.
Killingly High school has two bas-
ketban games scheduled for this week. |
the first for Danielson with WindIiam
High school of Wiliimantic Wednes-
day, the other on Friday with Plain
field High school at Moosup. The
game with Plainf1eld is league game. |
Keeping on the Water Wagon.
Evidently some very effective New
Years resolutions were taken
the town of Killingly this |
year, for the town court records show
the cleanest sheet for month during |
any period for a long time. The good |
behaviour extends to all parts Of the |
town and is very gratifying in more |
WAYS than one.