Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-04
jEWETT CITY
Nashewaug Electric Power Company
 to Furnish Electricity for the Town -Commissioners Sign Contract New Company Has Liberal Charter.

The electric light commissioners, Arthur M. Brown and F. A. Faust, have entered into a contract with the Nashewaug Electric Power company to furnish electricity for the town, the contract commencing in six months. The present plant will be kept as it is, to be used in case of emergency. This new company's charter gives it the right to furnish power for the towns of Canterbury. Plainfield. Chaplin and Griswold. The president of the com pany is S. NJ Taber of New Bedford and the secretary is Frank Perry of Boston.
 In all probability an auxiliary plant will be built here and all business re- garding reading meters. care of the wires, etc. is to be done here.
 The contract for the new electric service was signed week ago, but the facts only became known on Friday.
 Lessee Made a Defendant.
 In the matter of the foreclosure suit of F. s. Leonard against the Metro politan Real Estate and Improvement company, George LaBonne, Jr., is made one of the defendants. ot because he is in any way debtor. but simply to satisfy the legal form. he being the present lessee of the property.
 Fulpit themes.
 Sunday morning at the Baptist church Rev. E. w. Potters subject will be Profitable Labor, and in the evening Wage Farmers Who Never Need Strike. The communion service and reception of members will be observed at the Methodist church. Rev. N. B. Cook s morning subject being My Fathers Business. The evening theme is Three Paradoxes.
 The Congregational church will be reopened on Sunday and Rev. W. H. Canes morning topic is Personal Re- sponsibility for the Church's Success or Failure The communion and re- ception of members will be observed at the close of the morning service. The evening subject is What Was the Profit of Last Months Sundays?
 Hoping for the Pennant.
 All eyes will be turned towards North Grosvenordale today, when the borough ball team will surely win the pennant. The town will be deserted. for a large crowd will accompany the team. en- thusiasm being at it's height here.
 About .the Borough.
 A whist was held in the A. A. Young, Jr.. Hose and Ladder Co. No. Is rooms on Thursday evening A number of the
 
 the week and Labor day in either New York. Providence or Boston. Herbert and Wallace Payne and Charles Burleson have returned from Gales Ferry.
 Auction sale of old plank at Slater bridge today. p. m.-adv.
 The smallest children in the River side grammar school will only be obliged to attend school half a day. Mrs. William Rogue and daughter Ruth of Broad street. Norwich. spent Friday at Mrs. Sherman Waters. MT. and Mrs. Peter Olsen ad family are in Fitchville.
 Personals. Miss Mary Wheelock leaves today Saturday for Philadelphia and on Sunday will join party from that city for a several days automobile trip through the Catskills. following the Hudson river from New York to AL bsny. Later Miss Wheelock will go to Atlantic City. N. J.. where she is to teach the coming year Miss Augusta Learned of Versailles and Mrs. Charles Learned of North Andover were guests at Mrs. Thomas B. Keen's on Friday.