Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
DANIEIsON

- Phoenix hall next "Wednesday evening. Mrs. Frederick Butts of San Lu1s Obispe,s Cal, was the guest of honor Friday afternoon at meeting of the Baptist church held at the home of Mrs. Frank T. Preston, Broad street Mrs. Butts formerly was Miss Sara Burlingame of Danielson.
 Supervisor Horace F. Turner an- nounced that night schools soon will be opened in Danielson and in Good year. This will be the first season that night school has sbeen held at The Lyon Musical comedy company has been playing to big business at the Orpheum theatre.
 John Cogswell, of Oakland beach, has been been spending a few days with relatives in Danielson his former home. Friend here have received cards from Welliam McDermott, who is at Tecumseh, Mich.
 l, F. E. Cuneen will act as moderator at the annual town meeting one week from next Monday.
 There is 0 clause in the warning for the .sInual town meeting under which the voters will be asked to
 consider making appropriation for the maintenance by Kil1ingfy of free bed at the Day-Kimball hospital at
 Putnam. This is done by g. number of Windhan country towns.
 Al meeting of the Dan;eIson Bus mess Mems association Friday even
 ing one of the matters that came up for consideration was pertaining to the speedy manner in. which express
 matter is handled the arrival here
 each evening of the 6:15 train. It is
 hoped to arrange with officials of the
 railroad to give the train longer
 stopping period here; in order that
 the men who handle the express may
 do so without being rushed as at
 present.
 Effort has been made to locate Max
 Sheffer, who has been engaged in bus
 mess here for the past two years, but
 who has not been at his place of bus
 mess on Main street recently.
 pr. David s. Spencer who was to
 have been heard at the Meth9dist
 illness been obliged to postpone his
 visit until October 19. Rev. M. $.
 Stocking, the pastor, announced that
 the Sunday services are arranged as
 morning worship, Il a. m; Epwerth
 league. p. m-; evening worship. F.
 m.
 Hunters licenses will be sought in numbers during the next few days by
 Killingly men who visit Town Clerk Frank T. Preston each year to get the necessary permits to get into the brush on and after October l.
 The Mardi Gras carnival that has been conducted at the state armorN for the benefit of the Danielson post of the American legion closed on Fri day evening, when there was a large attendance. The affair has been a success.
 Up in Dayville and that vicinity the raiding of orchards and gardens seems to be a popular stuF/ at this time. 1 Some considerable losses have been and there is demand for an | and arrests
 The town court room has been doll l ed up with some new furniture, not i enough to make it resemble the lounge l of a Broadway hotel, but sufficiently l to prevent court officials from falling ] through chair when they sit on one.
 Writing from Hartford, "Souvenor" W. H. Taylor says: It may interest 1 Danielson readers to know that Dan- ielson was the sixth borough, of the p in the state, ito be incorporated 1t was incorporated e5 years ago, in 1854 Greenwich, in Fairfield county, 1 was incorporated the same year The | necticut prior to Danielson are: 1901; Guilford 1915; New town. 1924; Wailingford, 1853.
 The town of Killingly is 211 years was the 42nd' of the 168 towns of Connecticut to be incorporated It Is the fifth oldest town in Widnham county. The four older are Wood stock, 1890: Windham, 1892; Plain- field, 1899; Canterbury. 1703.
 County Commissioners John A. Dady, E. H. Corttis and Urgele La France have sent out invitations to he annual meeting of the board of mana cement and committee of vis- tors of the Windham ounty Tempo 'ary home for Children to be held on Thursday, Oct. at the home in the Sawyer district of Putnam. Mrs. P. ?. Sibley is a member of the commit zee of visitors representing KillingIy.
 Services that have been held by residents of Danielson and during the observance of aosh Hashenah were concluded Fri services were conducted by a rabbi who came here from Providence.
 A musical and literary program las been arranged for October 10 by son camp, S. of V., which organiza ton will have as their guests at that irne members of McGregor post, G. A. R., of Danielson and memhe\ Of the > of V. post at North Grosvenordale.
 African golf, that famous game that oothold in Danielson, as it is doing n most Windham county towns and he plaintive 'scum seben cum eleben" s becoming one of the most popular t costs money to learn to sing that tong right though there are many students ready to enroll for the ,ourse.
 Late reports show that the West field Congregational church. of Dan- elson, pledged in excess of s3500 to he Pilgrim Memorial fund, this be- ng 175 per cent of it's quota. The um given here is the largest ever 'eidged for a single purpose outside tt # projects cOnneceted with the local ;hurch, and the success achieved is cause of pride.
 The forthcoming annual town re- ports will show that the town court :osts for the year ending July 31 last we're $900.90 (net), a reduction of n 36.96 from the cost figure or the pre- eding year. The gross cost of the < ,ourt was s2SO3.29 the income from 7 ines and costs s1902.39. lt
 At St. James church Friday morn -