Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-11
DANIELSON


Today will give the fishermen their
first chance through the ice" at AL
exander's lake this winter.
Judge A G. Bill was il Whitman
tic Friday attending a session of the
superior court
Warden F. {. Cunneen has called a
meeting Of the War Bureau for this
evening at the town clerks office in
the town hall building 10 discuss plans
for a homecoming welcome to all
Killingly men who have been in the
service during the war.
At Dayville the grading for the
freight yard is well advanced. The
steam shovel was at work on Friday
near the south end of the new yard at
the point near which connections with
the main line will be laid.
Members uf the Woman'c Foreign
Missionary society of the Methodist
church met with Mrs. Henry A. Nc
Even at her home on Potter street on
Friday afternoon.
Friday morning was the coolest OF
the season i'm Danieison, the mer-
curry registering only above zero.
Ft St. Adams church, Friday aft
Cruoou at one o'clock. q funeral ser
vice Tor Mrs. Frank r. Chism. %, of
Abingdon who died ut the Day Kim
haN hospital Putnam, was conducted
hv Rev Albert Jepso1. Burial was in
WeEtfeld cemetery.
Special revival services ere to be
held at the Methodist church on Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day evenings Of next week. Rev. S, J.
A. Rock Of the Methodist church at
Putnam win preach Tuesday ana
Thursday evenings, and Rev. M. S.
Stocking on Wednesday end Friday
evenings.
The first tramp in many moons was
nefor- Judge w. =. Woodward in the
town court 5t Friday mornings ses-
SION He was Cornelius O'Conneu,
and he said his home was in a Mass
1chusetts town. He pleaded guilty
20 "a charge Of vagrancy ana was given
f20 days in iail OConnell was fine
physical speciman. His case attracts
special attention because he is the
FIRST man to apply to the local police
t.-s winter to be put up for the
sht"
Hearts Of the World is tire one pic
fure that has been ShOwn at the Or
nhCum theatre which has caused peo-
nle I'm the audience to sob aloud. Tho
great spectacle has been acclaimed
one of the fnest pictures ever shown
in Danielson.
Miss Kathleen Burns, who is private
secretary to rhe president o. a Hart
ford bank, returned to that city Friday
after spending two weeks in Daniels ~,
recuDeratnr after an illness that has
kept her away from her duties for the
past five weeks.
Petitions that IT is hoped will be a
big asset in securing action from the
state highway department toward the
development Of the stretch of trunk
line between Brooklyn and Hampton
and Danielso1 and the Rhode Island
line at Little Rest are in circulation in
DaniclsoD, Brooklyn AMI South Kill
inglr a Hampton petition has been
completed and is in the hands of the
committee that is at work here. AL
mc=t without exception automobile
owners here are signing the petition
Tho object 5f the workers is to get
rho state highway department to take
Ug the Improvement of this old stage
route from Providence to Hartford
within the next few months.
The following letter written TO At
torney Harry =. Back is in answer 10
tho local mans inquiry relative to To-
eating the grave of Charles Taynto~
who diej IN France a few weeks ago:
kyl'burg Germany,
December II. 1918.
N.Y. Dear Harry: [ received YOU.
letter end regret exceedingly to learr
of the death Of Charles Tayntor. An
now with the army OF occupation /
GCrman., and doubt if I will be able
t0 visit The hospital where he died an,
was laid away. for authority to trave
IS most difficult to secure.