Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-19
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Local People to Attend Saturdays
 Game - Bijou Clubs Evening of Whist-Many Visitors to New Fire
 Station-Personal Items.

| a few days in New York.
 Mrs. Mary Griffiths has returned I from visit of several weeks with rel atives in Winsted.
 Justus Briggs, recently returned from California and now visiting Danielson relatives,' is to have the agency for a line of automobiles and will be located l in Providence
 Earle A. Young of Winsted is spend ing several days this week with rela- | tives in Danielson.
 William Curran has returned from a visit in Hartford and Springfield. | George c. Withey of -Meriden was in Danielson on Thursday. 1 Charles Root of Dayville is gradually | improving at the -Kimball hospital | where he had a leg amputated a few | weeks ago after being kicked by a horse.
 | Will Attend Big Game. | Harry E. Back, Sabin S. Russell, E. I H. Keech and w. E. Labelle will make | up a party to attend the Yale-Harvard game at Cambridge Saturday after- | noon.
 November VioIets. Commander H. w. Babson of Me Gregor post, G. A. R., picked several violets Thursday that were growing
 A. V. Woodworth will go to Cam bridge Saturday to attend the Yale Harvard game.
 Banns of marriage have been pub lished at the Sacred Heart church in Wauregan between Miss Angelina Du- bois of Wauregan and John RobidouS of Moosup and between Miss Marie Pleurde of Wauregan and Oswald Lan- | dry of Whitinsville, Mass. Played Jewett City Team. | Wallace Paine. Sydney Marland, Roy Reach. Charles Myers and Henry My CTS made up basketball team that went to Jewett City Thursday even- ) ing to play a game with the team rep { resenting that town. l Judge Harry D. Back is to occupy his new offices in the savings bank building about the first of the coming month. The offices in the building have been. fitted for his occupancy l By a change in arrangements thS coon supper of the members of the l Bohemian club scheduled for tonight is to be held Saturday evening al Whippoorwill camp. Another hunt will also be held.
 Raising Tracks. 1 The work of elevating the electric car tracks on lower, Dyer street has been resumed after a delay of severa l days. The tracks have been raised as much as a foot in some places, but are to be much higher when the work i: completed. Costume Whist and Dance.
 The members of the Bijou Whist | club were entertained by Mrs. l.. J Morin in Woods hall Thursday even- ing The members invited their gen. tlemen friends and the evening wal l @t,<, ,s>-~ H. AI- | had this winter. The ladies wore ole fashioned costumes and the range o1 styles covered period of fifty years During the early part of the eveninf ! whist was played, after which bas. l ket lunch was served The remaindel of the evening was given up to danc- l ing.
 Rain Helped Some. On account of low water part of tht mill of the Wauregan company in tha l village is being run during the da! and part during the evening hours The rain of Wednesday helped thu rivers some, but big shortage in tn, water supply still exists
 Somebody Had Venison.
 Someone in this section has haC venison lately. The hide of a deer hal been found in the river near the Dye udIn, MHcIe lL was GNlQGHIlX CdSL It hide evidence of the violation of tn, law. There are several deer living il the vicinity of where the hide wa found and it would not be a difficul matter for anyone so inclined to shoo one of the animals.
 Motorman's Watch Stolen.
 Hosea Green, motorman on the Prov | idence and Danielson line betweei . nonin1Cnr ct incr I evening run, has lost a gold watch Ant there is reason to believe that it wa taken from his pocket.
 MT. Green was jostled by a man a East Killingly on a recent evening ant shortly afterward he noticed that tn, watch was missing. He knows that h, I had the watch very few minutes be fore he missed it and he also know! | that he had not been away from hi. car, and yet the watch has disappear. ed.
 Armory Stands Alone.
 The armory now stands alone or the state property at Armory square | the old buildings recently sold to the | highest bidders having been removed | The work of grading the square has not commenced, but it is expected that | it will be soon. The cellar holes arc to be filled and after the Improvements | are -cOnlpleIeO there WILL De no eVl- dence that the old buildings ever occu- pied a part of the property.
 New Fire Station Admired. | There were many visitors to the new central fire station on Thursday ana all were pleased with the new quar- ters of the department. The build. | ing was a surprise to many and was frequently referred to as being wor- | thy of a much larger town than Dan- l ielson.
 There will be a short calendar ses- l sion of the Windham county superior court in Putnam this (Friday) morn | ing.
 About the Borough. l The. reception held at the higf school Wednesday evening was at I tended by a large number of parents | of the students.
 | Miss Katherine Awkward visited rel atives in Putnam Thursday.
 Frank G. Holland of Attleboro called on friends in Danielson Thursday. The body of Mrs. Huldah c. Doty was taken to Milford, Mass, Thursday 1 for burial
 Mrs. M. A. Shumway and Mrs. Rienzi Robinson are the delegates from the Ladies' Art club to the meeting of the Connecticut Federation of Womens clubs which meets in Cheshire today and Saturday.