Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-27
DlNIEI SON IND PIIIllzM NEUS
DANIElSON

DANIELSGN Caucus Nominatss AIsma Forcier for Reprssentative-Dsge crats Have Quiet caucus and ck6ose Clayton Wright = Arthur Quay on Ships Running Through War Zones Fire Wardens Named.
 Private Arthur Rainvil1e le7t Mon day to join his regiment. thf Second Massachusetts. with which h,A went to a member of A company Of Worces- ter.
 At Silver Weddfne.
 MT and Mrs. F. F. Mhrray were in Worcester to attend ti4e silver we'd ding anniversary of EMry and Mrs Isaac Seder. formerly of TAnieison, where MT. Seder was engaged in Business
 Member of Y Company
 Carl Anderson i1 a member of K company. First Connecticut infantry. which was orderkd to mobilize Mon day. MT. Anders4on was formerly first sergeant of thef Thirteenth company.
 Miss Dorcaz. Gallup of Connecticut college, was At the home of her par erts, MT. aAd Mrs. John w. Gallup, over the wkek-end.
 chitfs Condition Critical.
 Made1ife F'ournier, 5. daughter ot MT. and Mrs. Henry Fiournier. Frank lin street, remains in a critical con- dftion tat the Day-Kimball hospital. Hiram Burton has received from his son, who is in Bridgeport. a photo graph showing @ member of the Thir- teehth company doing bridge guard ing duty.
 Father Kost Remembers Soldiers.
 Rev. Ignatius Kost of Dayvflle if : bered the boys of the Thirteenth. com pany by sending them a box 'of cf- gars.
 Judge Woodward heard four case. at the session of the town court Mon day morning.
 John B. stenson of Central .Falls was visitor with friends in Daniel son Monday.
 The sweeping of Main street. whicf was suspended during the winter sea son, was resumed Monday.
 One Hundred and Fourteen New
 Houses
 The 114 new dwellings that are tt be built this spring at Wil1iamsyillt by the Goodyear Cotton company. Inc. are to be completed in from four ts six weeks. it was stated at Williams vile Monday.
 Two Trips to Europe.
 Arthur Quay, who has been twt trips abroad on ships carrying horse. and mules. is at his home here for few days. One triy was to Bordeaux the other to BreSt. He has some in teresting things to tell about running through the sea zones forbidden tt travel by Germany and of war activi ties in France. The perils of the tri, hold little of terror for this young man. who looks upon a trip througf the danger zone as an exhthrating ex perience.
 Maurice ConH1lin is spending the Easter recess with relatives in Mont rose and ConlSlin, Pa.
 Taking Wireless Examinations.
 John Barstow, who has been at ths Boston wireless school for the past few months, is in New York taking exam nations prior to sailing as a wireless operator in a liner that is to run from American ports to blockaded points in Europe. MT. Barstow was formerly a chauffeur for Judge Milton A. Shum- way.
 SpecuIating About Guardsmen.
 In some quarters here Monday there was an inclination to believe that the calling out of the First Connecticu' infantry for guard duty may mear that the Thirteenth company. the members of which are receiving the state rate of pay & will be allowed tf get the lesser federal pay. There were no official announcements, how ever, to indicate that the men of the Thirteenth may tbe ordered home Some think they may be sent to theil regular station at Fort Wright, Fish CTS Island, as coast artillerymen. Official Board of Baptist Sunda,
 School.
 Following are the newly elected of. ficers of the Baptist Sunday school Superintendent, Raymond E. Allen; first assistant Horace F. Turner; sec. ond assistant, Mrs. Ernest R. Warren third assistant, Frank Stinson; sec retary, Henry Burton. who is enter ing on His fortieth year in that posi-. ton; assistant secretary, Henry Gal lup; enrolment secretary. Miss Clarict Branche; treasurer. Miss Lillian Bai- ley; assistant treasurer, Wellington Bitgood; primary department super intendent, Mrs. N. A. Hubbard; as sistants, Mrs. Charles Hale, Mrs. A W. Williams; superintendent of era. dIe roll, Miss Dorothy Burton; assist ant, Miss Emily Williams: superin- tendent Home department. Mrs. E. T Tillingf1ast: assistant, Miss Marjorie Gaffney: devotional committee, Miss Emily Hubbard, Miss Emily Williams Miss Mildred Burton.