Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-26
DAVIDSON
Park Pavilions Not Rehuiit-Wide In
tercst in Coming Baby Show-Shut-
out for Andenns in Saturdays Game.


this week with friends in Providence.
Louis White of Mystic has been the
guest of friends in Danieson.
Mr.. and Mrs Michael Head are en-
tertaining Miss Ellen Head of St
Louis and Miss Anna Roberts of OIL
NEVILLE.
Miss Eva Thetreault of Providence
has been spending few days with
Danielson friends.
AdeIbert Boswell of Providence has
been visiting relatives in Danielson.
Philip Sheridan of Northampton,
Mass, was the guest on Saturday Of
John Awkward and family
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. woodward leave
this tMonday) morning for a stay Of
three weeks at Saratoga Springs.
William Franklin is spending this
week at Oakland Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Wood have
been entertaining Mrs. Grace I. Smith
Of East Orange, N j.
Earl Bullard of Midway. Mass, has
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Caswell
Michael Sullivan of Appopaug, r. L.,
has been spending few days at his
home in DanlelsOn.
George Reeves Of Baltic was in Dam
ielson Saturday.
Wilfred Puize will spend this week
at Provincetown. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Wood have re-
turned from a vacation spent at Oak
land Beach.
DR.. Lucille A. James will deliver a
lecture on Relation of Nerves and
Blood" at Norwich, in the w. c. r. U.
rooms, on Wednesday of this week.
Rev. W. b. Greene of East Killingly
will be the speaker at the Baptist
church next Sunday.
Rev and Mrs. r. S. Cushrnan have
been spending a few days at Bryant
willie, Mass.
Hiram Franklin is completing the
plastering in a fine new dwelling for
Herbert Gallup at Plainfield street.
No Rebuilding at Park.
The work of rebuilding the destroy
ed pavilions at Wildwood park has not
been commenced and the probabilities
are that the work can not be advanced
rapidly enough to complete the struc-
lures this season, even though con-
struction should commence at once.
With the exception of the dancing,
however, the afnusements at the park
are going along much the same as usu-
al.
Twelve Of Sixteen Mill Houses occu-
pied. a
OF the sixteen, new dwelling houses
of the Lawton Manufacturing company
at PlainfieId, erected during the pres
ent summer, all are occupied except
four. The buildings give the company
thirty-two additional tenements. This
mill village has sprung up with az
great rapidity as any in the state, and
is model in neatness and general at
tractiveness.
New Rural Service Next Week.
One week from this Monday morn
H. 1
from the Danielson Office will be es
tablished. This service is something
that Postmaster C. A. Potter has long
strived to have established, and the
fact that he has been successful is APP
preciated not only by the people to be
benefited, but by the business men and
advertisers of Danielson. who will be
easily enabled to KEEP in. close touch
with the people in q territory that seek
Danielson as their most convenient
trading center
Baby Show Interests Mothers.
Wednesday will be a great day for
babies in this end of the county. and
the probabilities are that there will be
scores of them at Wildwood park to
compete for the honors in the annual
baby show. The mothers are all inter-
ested in the approaching event. 1t mat
tiers little whether their cherubs are
small and thin or plump and rosy
checked, or maybe beautiful-they will
all have chonce to be prize winners
in one class or another. No charge of
any sort is attached to entering the
babies in the contest. The maximum
age limit is two years.
Continues Chaplain Of Jail.
Rev. George w. Clark of Brooklyn,
who is moving to Canterbury to be-
come pastor of the Congregational
church at that place, will continue to
act as chaplain at the Windhan coun
ty Jail. i.
Pension Secured.
Congressman E. w. Higgins has Sc
cured pension for Mrs. Frances Bur-
roughs The amount is s12 a month.
Through the same source w. n. Arnold
has secured an increase from s12 to SIS
per month pension.
Jewett City Won in Fourth
Jewett City clinched their game with