Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-25

bIe Need Industries.
 Miss Marguerite Caron is visiting friends in Providence.
 Miss Alice Cafon is visiting Miss Marion Flagg at Pleasure Beach.
 Bernard Ratchford of Auburndale, Mass, Mass ,r f9tI&eriy of Danieis0n' IS V'S- MT. and Mrs. cassius Chase and family were at Southbridge We1nes- day to attend a reunion of the Alton family. of which MT. Chase is mem Der.
 Mrs Frederick s. Keech is visiting relatives in Manchester, N. H.
 Fred Card is acting agent for the week. while Harry J. Hyde is away on his vacation.
 Home iron, Aidrich Estate.
 Frederick Bellows has returned to Dayville from Warwick Neck, R. l., where he has been at work on the es- tate of Senator N. w. Aldrich.
 Miss Evelyn Bitgood remains i'll at the home of her father. F. E. Bitgood of Broad street.
 Candidates for SeIectman.
 It is reported that Sidney Barstow will be a. candidate for the republican nomination for selectman from the third district. Harley Place, the pres ent member of the board from that district, is also candidate.
 Call for Democratic caueuses.
 Mem DeTS or the uefnQtftLtft town committee will issue today (Thursday) call for party caucus to be held in the town hall to name delegates to the state convention to be held in New ton to be held fin Norwich. and to the senatorial district convention to be held in Putnam.
 Sent to State School.
 Margaret Hodgins. IA, was ordered committed to the Connecticut Indus trial school for girls at Middletown until she is 21 years of age unless sooner discharged. when she was pre- ented before Judge Harry E. Back in the town court Wednesday morning. The girl was taken to the institution by Chief George M. Pillings.
 Band to Entertain Public.
 St. James band is to give another ming, September S. This concert will be given gratis by the band, which has played all the concerts that have been subscribed for by citizens during the past few weeks.
 At Foster Old Home Day.
 Danielson sent a large delegation over the Rhode Island border into the town of Foster Wednesday to be pres ent at the annual old Home Day eX- ercises at which Governor Aram Poth- speaker
 
 Mrs. Patrick Riley, 70. and one of the oldest residents of the village of DayVille died at her home in that place Wednesday morning after long illness. Mrs. Riley, whose husband died many years ago, is survived by two daughters Mrs. Frederick Short and Miss Agnes. and by three sons, Frank, Lawrence and Joseph.
 Probate Hearing.
 Saturday of this week has been named by Judge Oliver F. Getty of the probate court as the date for the hearing on the allowance of the ad- ministrators account fin the estate of Laura Ann Stover Hyde.
 Over 90 Degrees on Wednesday.
 August furnished one more scorcher Wednesday when the mercury went = kiting fin defiance of the predicted cool approved style. The temperature on the street was 90 and over where in- struments were exposed to the direct rays of the sun.
 New Industries Possible.
 If business shows the expected inn provement this fall, it is probable that Danielson may get some new indus tries to occupy two factories that are available. While little has been said recently about the prospect of in creasing Danfelson's manufacturing enterprises there has been a watch on for opportunities ali the time and, it is said, there are some favorable prospects.
 Boarding Places for Teachers.
 The difficulty that teachers in the schools of Killingly experienced in finding suitable places to board in Danielson during the last school year has been overcome this season by reason of an arrangement that was recently announced. The teachers. who were considerably inconvenienced Ia 1t will llnlnmhfodlW annFPrfafe the change
 Judge Backs Successor.
 Who will replace Judge Back at the head of the town court when he is appointed to the attorney general ship Of the state is a question that is of local interest at the present time, as there seems to be no doubt that Judge Back is to be named for the high office mentioned.
 Notes.
 The deaths of children under the age of five years has been quite sur prising in Brooklyn and Kiliingly the past two weeks.
 While there is uncertainty about this as yet. 1t is possible that a grand jury will be empanelled for service at the criminal sessions of the next term of the superior court for Wind ham county which opens in Putnam the first week in September. The ma ture of the charge aganst one of the
  Brooklyn jail will determine the mat ter
 1T. V. stackpole of Broad street is able to be out after a quite severe illness.
 Social and Personal.
 Miss Clara F Stevens leaves tonight (Thursday) for Champsigne. H., where she has secured employment
 Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Otis are spend ing several days at Block Island.
 Dr. and Mrs. Renzi Robinson are entertaining Miss Norma Bennett of Trenton and Miss Anna Bennett of Montciair, N J.
 Charles P. BlacI,mar of washing- ton, D. C., is spencing his vacation with his daughter. Mrs. A. A. Dean and son Charles S. Blackmsr of Att tawaugan.
 Charles S. Francis has as his guest at his summer home at Alexanders Lake. his mother, Mrs. Francis of Newington
 Mrs. J. B. Hopkins who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank Ken nedy of Greenwich has returned
 Judge Harry E. Back and family have been spending a few days at Westbrook.