Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-09

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for Chiidren's
Day-GeneraI News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justus Briggs of Prov
idence were visitors in Danielson Wed
nesday.
Miss Ella Sfbley is entertaining Miss
Annie Sullivan of Fall River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Burroughs of
Deep River are visitors in Daniel
son.
Deputy Sheriff Michael Grimshaw
dog warden for the town of Killing
ly. There is to be no borough dog
warden this year.
Frank ]. Heminway of Providence
called on friends in Danielson We'd
nesday.
Oliver 3. Jacobs Graduated.
Oliver BlrHngame Jacobs was a
member of the class graduated from
the Worcester Institute of Technology
on "Wednesday. Mrs: Esther Jacobs
worcester for the commencement ex
ercises.
Resolution Committee Named.
Ebert L. Darbie. Hiram S. Franklin
Cassi,is s. Case and F. E. Warren were
named Tuesday evening as a commit
tee of the Bohemian club corporation
to prepare resolutions relative to the
death of Oliver w. Bowen, who was
the chairman of the executive COM
mittee of the organization.
OirCuIaf TO n. n. y. Alumni
Secretary Harry J. Hyde of the KILL
ingly high school alumni association
will send out a circular letter today to
members relative to the coming grad
uating exercises. Secretary Hyde is
also anxious to receive the addresses
of any member who may have changed
place of residence recently and also
the addresses OF any person who has
attended the high school for a period
OF three years and eligible to member
ship.
The elm beetle is doing destructive
work in the beautiful trees IN various
sections of the borough and in sur
rounding villages. Many owners of
have spraying with arsenate of lead
done.
Edwin S. Reach Injured.
Edwin S. Reach of Dantelson and
New York, a calendar salesman, was
injured in a collision between trolley
cars in Column bus, O.. last Saturday
evening Mr.. Reach had his back and
legs wrenched. Three people Veg Sc
riousiy hurt in the accident one of
them being near death. The young
woman most seriously injured, Miss
Cora Dale had one leg cut off and the
other SO badly crushed that it was
amputated later.
The collision was q rear end one
Mr.. Reach was riding, in the front end.
and an open car from the High street
line. The open car which was run
ming at high rate of speed and on
which the brakes failed to hold, crash
ed into the closed Schiller street car
with terrific impact. Mr.. Reach, al
though injured himself did not lose
his head In the excitement that fol-
lowed and gave material assistance to
the more seriously hurt. He lifted
the controller off Miss Dale and later
assisted the physician in applying the
tourniquets to each of the injured wo-
mans legs This annIiano6
IS credited with having probably saved
Miss Dale's life.
Mr. Reach Is quoted as follows rel
ative to the accident: The accident
was due to the excessive speed of the
second car. When we boarded the
forward car at Fourteenth avenue,
looked back and saw the other car ap-
preaching. We were in the front end
Of the car when the collision occurred.
The rear car never slackened speed"
Saturdays Ball Games.
Following are the games scheduled
In the Eastern Connecticut league and
in the Amateur league for Saturday:
Eastern onnecticut-Taftville at Put
nam. North Grosvenordale at Waure-
gan. Tri-V1llage at Jewett City: ANA
teur-Plainf7e1d at Central Village,
Jewett City at Sterling, Moosup at
Wauregan.
Borough Interests.
The Petrossi company of Hartford
has completed all their sewer contracts
in Danielson and the last of the men
left here on Wednesday. The company
has been engaged in doing work here
since last fall, excepting during the
real cold weather, and have built sew
srs in Water. Dyer. Franklin, Furnace
Cottage, School, Broad and Union
streets.
Services under the auspices of the
Pentscostal church of Danielson are to
be held at the Sparks school house in
the eastern part of the town on Sun
day afternoon.
Danielson people who desire to get
the Air Line special for New York
may do SO by leaving here on the 2.10
p. m. car for Putnam, from which
place the train leaves at 1.26 p. m.
The train is due to arrive in New
York at $50 p m, making it the fast
est medium for reaching that city from
this place.