Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-22

OeaGoH S.ss QIdiHEkAPH M @tss4z IVY WY church-A Axsnstsona Business Srld- cathoiio Ehureh Collection For Liberty Ronds-F B. Delegates at Meriden.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Elliott of Hart ford are visiting friends here.
 Coroner A. c. Bill will conduct to- day. at Putnam, an inquest relative to the de,th of James sD'Neil, killed at AttawaugaH by an automobile, Miss Marion Ross returned to Bos- ion Sunday afternoon after a visit with relatives here.
 Took Degrees.
 Several members of Lima council, K. of C.. who are leaving to enter the service this week. were at Moosup on Sunday afternoon to take degrees
 Henry c. Marsh of Meriden visited with Danielson friends over Sun day.
 The Liberty loan drive will be push ed forward here with increased vigof this week. Final appeals are to be made to those who cannot buy bonds and who have failed to do so.
 MT. and Mrs. A. V. WoodWorth mo- tored to Providence Saturday.
 Leonard Morrison has been at Camp Upton to visit his brother. Louis, lieutenant in an infantry regiment.
 Highway Repaired.
 A bad place in the state highway at Elmville. has been repaired and given a ton dressing by men working under the direction of M. F. Jordan,
 
 Motor Fire Truck Ordered.
 Chief Engineer A. P. Woodward stated that the order has been placed for the motor fire truck to be added to the Danielson department. At least 1s0 working days will be required for the manufacture and delivery of the truck.
 The Road to Happiness was pre- sented at the town hall Saturday ev- ening by the Junior Chautauqua, the funds going to the Civiv federation.
 Luther Filling attended the lay mems convention of the Methodist church at Providence, and speaks en- Enthusiastically of the interest display ed at the convention.
 Deaeens' Ordination.
 Rev. Judson Setzer will speak at thu Baptist church Thursday evening, a which time there will be a service O. ordination for the deacons- of th' church.
 John Fitzgerald's automobile (Brook | lyn1 was wrecked Saturday afternoon | in collision with another machine owned by Ray Smith of Ballouville near Putnam.
 Bishop Milan to Confirm Class.
 The sacrament of confirmation vii be conferred upon a class of younl people at St. James church, durini May, the date not yet announced, b, | Rt Rev. J. J. Milan, bishop of Hart | ford.
 Church Improvement Fund.
 A fund of $15,O0O is being raised t meet the expenses of improvements i the Congregational church property ,I Danielson. About $9,000 of. this fun is in sight and an earnest drive is t be made to secure pledges for the re mainder.
 Automobfle speeders have an un happy time coming for them jus ahead. The state motor vehicle depart | mert is very anxious that this dan I gerons practice on the highways of tn state be stopped--and Dan!elson an vicinity has speeders that are mark ed for appearance in the court unles they mend their ways and cease bein a menace to all traffic that moves owe I the highways.
 Frederick Racine Buys Out Armstron
 Business. Announcement was made Sunda that the business of Henry Dwigl Armstrong, who died about two week ago, has been sold to Frederick Ra : cine of Plainfield. Mir. Racine, who ] very well known in Eastern Connect cut, said Sunday afternoon that ! will take kharge of the business { once Nand expects to dispose of h interests in Plaipfeld and move Danielsen as soon as he is able so arrange.
 MT. Racine formerly was a residel of Dayvilie and has been successful engaged in business in towns in tn : part of the state for many years. F. the past ten years he has been one , the leading buan ness men of Plainfiel ,, His taking over of the Armstrong bu mess will increase the scope of wol .. in which he has been engaged for period of years.
 : Good Collection Toward Liberty Bor 3 At St. James church Sunday, at z the masses, collection was tak'
 to buy Liberty loan bonds in the nan
 of the parish. The collection baske
 were piled high with the contribution
 of the parishioners. In the afternoi
 Rev. M. J. Ginet; M. S., pastor, sa !; that the collection had not then be- totaled, but it appeared to be ve
 good notwithstanding that the b. V storm of the day undoubtedly h 2 kept away from giving many who W
 have their chance this week. The fo n of the parish is to raise at least $1, e 1. for the Liberty loan, the bonds to 2 held in the name of the parish. the last loan $1,0e0 was raised in t
 same way, and the incentive to give greater now than ever. d To Attend F. B. L. Convention. :; Charles B. Hutchins, president of t :" zeal lodge, Frank Stinson, secreta and Willis Shippee, supreme guide l Connecticut, will leave today for M iden, where they will attend the anr 's al state convention of the Fraterl ,r Benefit League as delegates from 1 7 local lodge, which has been increasi l., it's membership of late. v The Danielson lodge is now occul s- ing quarters on the top floor of ,a town hall building. pleasing fir " the Quinebaug lodge of Odd Fello
 Much money has been spent by = Odd Fellows lodge in fitting the T
 quarters and when. this work is co
 pleted the lodge rooms will be V
 comfortable and very pretty.