Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-11
eradina Lower pYer Street.
PAID ALL PREMIUMS.
Windham County Agricultural Society
 Nearly Out of Debt.

Following are the newly elected off, cers of the Windham County Agricul- tural society: President, George S.. Carey, Scotland first vice. president, Preston B. Sibley Danielson; second vice president, Alfred G. Ennis, Chap lin; third vice president, Charles s. Hyde. Canterbury; treasurer, w. R. Thurber, Brooklyn; secretary, J. B. Stetson, Brooklyn; auditors, Henry Dorrance, Plainfield. Riley B. Witter, Brooklyn, T. D. Chandler, Hampton; executive committee, Vine R. Franklin, Brooklyn, William M. Burnha1n, Scot land, Jirah F. Hyde, Hampton, Everett F.. Brown Pomfret, Michael T. Shea, Canterbury, Charles S. Turner, Can field, A. M. Bowen, Eastford, William H. Barron, Danielson, Henry Appley, Putnam, George H. Gallup, Sterling, George N. Lyon, Woodstock, Oscar Robinson, Thompson.
 The society has paid all premiums in full and the debt of the association has been reduced to about $70.
 Work on Sewer Filter Beds.
 The construction of the sewer filter beds has begun on the old. Whalen farm, recently purchased by the bor- ough. There are to be two beds, each one of about one half an acre in area. 1HG SuIldEG OI ItlG D6QS IdS DCCu scraped off to depth of about IS inches and this soil is now being bank ed about the borders. making a hollow square into which the sewerage will flow and be absorbed in the loose soil Only a few days will be required to finish the beds and they will then be put into use, as the sewer line has now been built a part of the way through Dyer street. The location of the beds ie-s t.. he oOr of ha far and not far from the Quinebaug river
 New Four Tenement House. The new four tenement house for the Darielson Cotton company at the south end of their row of dwellings to the east of Water street has been raised and bearded in. The new house is oi a square type and will provide a roomy comfortable home for the employees oi l the company that are to live there. Pipe Down Nineteen Feet. About 2,sO0 feet of the sewer had beeE completed when the contractor: l hnIshed work for the day Wednesday | Alcng the part of Dyer street where | the laborers are at work the pipes arc ! being put down nineteen feet, which i. al out the maximum depth for the sec. | tions to be constructed under the pres ent contract The soil being dug l through at pTSselIt IS SdHu ana Iln' gravel It has given some trouble il caving, but not a great amount Progress last week was slow on ac. | count of boulders that were encoun. tered. nut this week better progress i. beIhg made. About forty feet of pip. was laid on Wednesday,. The rock ex. cavation is proving less so far than was expected that it would be. Tn, | estimate of rock to be removed alonl | At,. i with the contract more than half com ! plescd only about fifteen cubic yard has been taken out.
 Street Closed to Travel.
 Because of the pressure of work a other joints, the Connecticut compan, l has not completed the work of ele vating their tracks at ,the foot of tn ! hill on Dyer street. Work on tn change will probably, be resumed thi l week. Dyer street is now closed t. travel except by the venturesome ol | account of the many changes that ar | being made and that have resulted il | an upheaval of it's surface for a dis tance of several hundred yards.
 To Attend Cambridge Game.
 There will be party from Daniel l son to the Yale-Harvard game a | Cambridge one week from Saturday | The demand TOT tlckeLS In -DdnlelSOl is in excess of the supply and thos i who usually attend are finding it nor 1 difficult to arrange for tickets than i 1 generally the case,
 Borough Interests.
 Changes being made at the Kenned house in Dayville include the laying O a cement surface over all the area be tween the hotel and, stables. The ce ment- will replace a great amount c planking formerly used.
 Piles of wornout ties that are bein burned by the railroad company woul | be appreciated by many poor peopl, who would be very pleased to get ther for fuel.
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