Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-11
DANIELS0N
Wins from PIaut at Pool Plans for N. E. o. P. Meet-ouin- ebaug Pomona Field Day Speakers.


 Postmaster c. A. Potter was in Wor- cester Tuesday.
 Miss Beatrice Whipple is visiting in Providence.
 Ray Smith of Boston is visiting his parents MT. and Mrs. c. M. Smith.
 William Warren has been recent visitor at onset, Mass.
 Mir and Mrs. George Parent of Ath-- ol Mass, are visiting Danielson friends.
 Mrs. I. D. Billings of Tarrytown, N. Y. is visiting her mother, Mrs. w. H. Hamilton.
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer A. Williams are spending this week at Oakland beach.
 MT and Mrs. Walter Chase are spending the week at Eastern Point.
 Miss Ethel G. Allen of Brooklyn is the guest of MT. and Mrs. William , R. Pond of Meriden. Hiram Franklin is at Oakland beach this week.
 Misses Harriet Nash and Annie Me Guire are spending a few days with friends in Worcester.
 Miss Katherine Taylor of Monticel- To, N r., is the guest of MT. and Mrs. C. A. Potter.
 Miss Marion Lyon of Mansfield,
 Arthur Day is spending the week at Oakland beach.
 Miss Annie Murray of waterville, Me. formerly of Danielson, is the guest for a few days of Danielson rel atives.
 Miss Mary Ward and Master Ray mond Ward are visiting relatives in New London this week. Telephone Girls Entertained on House
 Boat.
 The young ladies composing the op- erating force at the Danielson office of the S. N. E. T. Co, were enter tained by Mrs. Louis Sayles on the SayIes house boat on Alexander's lake Tuesday evening.
 At State Firemen's Convention.
 Charles Rapp. delegate from Minne- texit hose company; Walter Chase, delegate from Pioneer hose company, and Walter Lague, delegate from Rat tier hook and ladder company, attend ed the convention of the State Fire mems association at New London on Tuesday.
 Cars Held Up.
 A work car on the electric road was derailed near Winter street Tuesday morning and as a result the cars on the Providence line were unable to get down into the business section for two or three hours.
 New Four Tenement House.
 Excavation for the cellar of a four tenement house for the Danielson Cot ton company has begun at the south end of the string of company houses called the White Row. Construction work will commence next week.
 This building is to provide homes for the increased number of employees that will be needed at the mill as the result of building the new addition. The size of the building will be 36 by SO.
 Shakespeare Defeats PIat, 10o-96. Frank McKervey, known as Shakes peare, defeated Meddus Plaut in a match pool game in the rooms of the Atwood hose company at Wauregan Monday evening. The men played even and the score was 100 to 96. The match was in return for one played last week, when Plaut defeated Shakespeare by eight balls in a hand icap match of 100 to 150 Shakespeare plays with one hand, and is one of the real things of the game in New England. He has two good hands, but he only uses one of them in his match es, and usually wins at that. Plaut is the boy wonder of this region, but he could not get away with his op- ponent Monday night. The match was attended by a very interested audi ence. Shakespeare played in Web ster Tuesday evening and will play there again tonight.
 Injured Thumb and Toes.
 Albert Grennon, a spinner in the employ of the Quinebaug company, has a badly damned thumb and two broken toes as the result of an acci- dent which he figured in at the mill the machine which he was operating. He was using a piece of metal to get the belt from the pulley and it became entangled and threw the belt off in way entirely unexpected and with the damage stated