Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-30
HAS TRAVELLED 4,5oo MILES.
Small Dog Accompanies Master on
 Long Trips.

A sleek and intelligent looking lit tie black spaniel perched within the confines of a little brass railing mounted on the flat part of the mud guard over the right forward wheel of a gray runabout that passed through Danielson Monday morning, made a hit with those who saw the unique arrangement Mind you, this little possible for him to fall off his mar row bridge" but, like good sailor, he rode with grace.
 George F. Rogers. who has an of fee in the Paddock building on Ire mont street in Boston, owns the car and the dog. He says his little four footed friend has ridden 4.50o miles on that mudguard during the last three months and that he has not fallen of once. Good roads or bad roads, high the little mascot, who makes very much of a commotion If he is not talk en along every time the car goes out. When the machine is in motion the ing gracefully with such motion as the car makes
 Sunday at cIayvilie.
 Nearly 400 people were at the Yel-
 low Pine grove at Clayviile. R. l.. Sunday, for the clanlbake. baseball game and list of sports arranged for the day. The fact that George w.
 Jacques of East Kfllingly had charge
 of the bake and that the East Kill
 ingIy volunteer band played there at
 tracted quite a few persons from Dan-
 ieIson and vicinity. The dinner was a
 ly all present. The DayviIie team
 was matched against the Howard Hill
 team for the ball. game, which was interfered with by smart shower. About the Borough. Men are now at work rebuilding the T%f. tvafN ant structure. which when completed will be a great improvement over the old planked affair The work does not de- lay the electric cars, which cross the river on the east side of the bridge. It is expected that the list of stu dents who successfully passed the ex- aminations for entrance to Killingly high school will be announced this week. A final examination is to be held this week.
 It is said by local democrats that Raymond J. Jodofn of Baltic. member of the house from Sprague in the last state legislature Is to be a candidate for the nomination for congressman from the Third district of Connecticut when the state convention of the par ty meets in New Haven next month MT. Jodoin Is quoted as having so de- clared himself The gentleman is well known in Windham county, where his duties as a travelling salesman take
 him every few days.
 Social and Personal. Al Miss Helen H. Leavens, Miss Ella A. Toomey. Miss Grace A. Bassett. H H. Blaney and Clinton Pellett were at Narragansett Pier, R. l., on Sun day.
 Mrs. Lyman Cook and children oi Mills. Mass, are the guests of loca rela tives-
 Mrs. David Toomey and Miss Ella A. Toomey of Norwich who have beer amending several days with Mrs. M | E. Bassett, have returned home. The following who have been at tending Willimantic camp meeting have returned to their homes: Mrs George A. Morse, Mrs. George Brew ster, Mrs. Gould. Mrs. Joseph Cod ding, Mrs. Charles Cutler, Miss Maria Johnson, Miss Esther Johnson. Mrs. William F. Pickett and Master Merrill Pickett, who have been the guests of local relatives for severa days, returned to Providence Monday Mrs. H. L. Hammond of Niles. Mich l was in town on Monday.