Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-13

her grandmother to 83. Three of her sisters died when they were 92. 94 and 97 years of age. respectively, and her great grandmother died at 97.
 Cold Storm Friday.
 Danielson people awakened Friday morning to find the town blanketed with d brand of .sleety snow, to the depth of more than an inch. and the northeast storm that had been rag ing for three days still on the job as it continued to be throughout Friday. This unexpectedly cold storm has put 8 complete stop to the preparation of the soil for the seasons crops, work that was well underway the early part of the week.
 Morin Avenue Improvements.
 A considerable amount of landscape work is to be done this season on Morin avenue, the new thoroughfare opened at Industrial place last year and since practically built up. A force of men is now engaged in the work of preparing the way for setting out several rows of white birches along this street, which, when com pletely developed, will be one of the prettiest residential streets in Daniel- son.
 Arranging For Inquest. Coroner Arthur G. Bill was arrang- ing Friday for his inquest relative to the railroad wreck at Pomfret in which four trainnen lost their lives early Wednesday morning, another man, a member of the wrecking crew. being killed during the early evening of the same day. It is likely that the inquest will be held at the superior court room in Putnam next Tuesday, but the date had not been definitely fixed Friday.
 l Bohemians Good Losers. l Though they lost the tournament, the members of the Bohemian club were enthusiastic Friday over the fine com radship and good sportsmanship mani | fest throughout the meetings with the teams and members of Putnam lodge 1 of Elks, of which many of the Rohe- mians also are members. It is prob- able that the first series of tourn- ments will lead to others and may be- come an annual event. The Bohe- milan players made a. satisfactory showing in the final set of games making a few of the points they had lost in the earlier meetings.
 Concluding Pastorate. Rev. H. N. Brown will complete his duties as pastor of the Danielson Pen- tecostal church on the last Sunday in April. Rev. MT. Brown is to remain in Danielson and will continue to act las pastor of t. Pentecostal church membership at Putnam Previous tc cominC to Danielson Rev. Mir. Brown was for nine years pastor of a church at Brooklyn, N. Y, and for over sever years pastor of a church at Ever ett, Mass.
 Mrs James Page is i'll with pneu. monia at her home on Maple street An announcement is made from the Ki1lingly High School that all is read, there for the making of seed corr {, examination tests for all who wisl them. The work will be done withou charge.
 Claim For Damages.
 One claim for damages has beer made against the Shore Line Electri Railway company as the result of tn collision Wednesday, near Central Vii lage, of a passenger car and a lin lear The claimant for damages wa not seriously injured.
 The Workabit club holds it's last ses sion of the season today. adjournin
 then until October.
 Boy Gets Two Pound Trout.
 While others. much more exper possibly, fish with extreme care tn
 best trout brooks in the country, yourgster of dozen years, out afte dace. catches two-pound trout fror
 the Quinebaug river within the limit
 of the borough.
 Still Short of Coal.
 The Danieison and Plainfield Ga
 and Electric company continues to | up against a coal shortage and or , day this week was practically. out (
 coal 4 new 400- horsepower boile has arrived at the Plainfield plant an is to he installed in the near futur
 John w. Kennedy, who recently UT
 derwent an operation for appendicit
 at the St. Vincent hospital in Worce:
 ter, has so nearly recovered that
 is expected to return to his home hel tomorrow.
 1 Members of the Pentecostal chrrc
 held cottage prayer meeting vii
 Mrs Frank Hill Friday evening. Steady Buying of Bonds. Liberty loan subscriptions were r ported Friday as continuing to con in generous numbers, giving furth
 promise that Danielson will make good record
 Walter I. Chase was elected forems