Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-09

Company.
Besinning with today electric pow
err Will be furnished for the running
of The factory of the Connecticut Mills
company at Industrial place Inc
power is furnished by the People
Light and Power company from their
plant on Mechanics street At present
one motor of rs horsepower is TO be
used but it is expected that another
motor of equal size viii soon De IN
stalled as the mill is being rapidly
filed no with machinery and will need
more power, As soen as the lines can
be properly protected it IS expected
that several other shops will use the
current for motive power
Patient at Hospital.
Harold Greene is recovering from
an operation for appendicitis at the
Day-Kimbau hospital and is expected
home next week
Mrs. John B. kelley and son Law
renee arrived here Thursday TO spend
the summer months. MIR. Kelley. who
is employed at Washington. will re-
turn here when adjournment is taken
by The special session Ct congress
| Sunday will be observed as Chill
dren's day at the Westfield Congrega-
tional church, the children taking a
prominent part in the morning serv-
oiIing Broad Street.
Another portion of Broad street is
! being given a covering of oil for the
! laying of dust. This is from the res
! idence of Mrs. James Paine 10 the res
| idence of John Paine.
Going to Germany.
Eraest r. Warren. son of Represen-
| tative and Mrs. Frank Warren. will
sail from New York Tuesday on the
| steamship New Amsterdam for Ger
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He expects to locate in Berlin Nj
| Warren has just completed a post
graduate course at Yale and IS fitting
himself as a teacher of languages Ht
will return here next fall
Charles Til1inghast has erected {
garage in the rear of his residence or
Main street.
improving DayviIIe Church.
st. Joseph's church at Dayville ha.
been painted this week and work viii
now start on the inside decorations.
Miss Estella Trip is member o
the graduating class of Boston unlver
sity, which held exercises Thursday.
Game with P. Il. S.
Killingly high schJel plays Putnam
high school baseball team at DayVfn
| today
| Coal went down yesterday-but no
in price In this case a wagon belong
with warmth dispenser broke down OF
Main street, having a wheel dltched
The cca1 was taken by another Wagon
to its destination.
Electric lights have been installed
in the residence of Selectman John a
! Gilbert en- Spring street.
Foresters' Memorial Day.
Court Oak Grove, Foresters OF Amer
lea, will observe Sunday in memor,
| of their deceased brethren. Service
will be held at their hall in the Key
stone block and at ESQ the member
viii march to St. James cemetery
where services will be held and tn
graves of the departed members vii
be decorated The courts il the cit
of Putnam one from MoosTp and on
from NoIuntown have been invited
and are expected to be in line. 81
James band will furnish music an
an out of town band is also expected
If the day proves pleasant the larges
parade ever held on any similar me
mortal is expected as nearly Ice
men will be in line.
Makes 10th Violin
John A. Morse exhibited his lates
model violin here yesterday. 1t
made from wood that is known to b
over 900 years old. This is the 120t
violin that MIR. Morse has made.
Nashts orchestra will furnish tn
music for Killingly high school alun1r
reception, to be held Friday evenins
June %.