Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-07

! Miss Lucia Jandreau was in Nor
~iehes Wednesday.~-s $50
Miss Winifred Hines was visitor
in Norwich "Wednesday.
County Commissioners E.. H. Cor
tiss of Thompson and f. II. Hall of
Windham were at the jail at Brooklyn
Wednesday ON a visit of inspection.
Hospital Patient Improves.
Miss Nellie Head, recently operated
| upon at the Backus hospital in Nor
witch, is able to be out.
Ralph ,Tillinghast and Alice Bach
man, both of South Killingly, were
recently married at that place.
Miss Emma J. Brown and Prescott
c. Miller, both of Putnam. were mar
ried here Tuesday by DIR. j. B. Shan
non, justice of the peace.
Charles D. James, who for years has
been resident on North street, has
removed with his family to his farm
| on the Green Hollow road.
To See the President.
A number of Danielson people have
planned to go to Putnam this (Thurs
day. afternoon to see President Taft
when he passes through that city at
| $50.
Edward S. Carpenter has been en-
isgaged in collecting the borough taxes
this week. major portion of the mon
| ey due coming in.
Bohsmians' Outing.
This is the day Thursday of the
annual outing of the Bohemian club
| The members will leave here on the
| 1910 car this morning There will be
| a short parade.
Delay in the reception of mechani-
| cal parts that are required is holding
/ off the beginning of operations at the
company on School street, but the
| plant will soon be ready.
Good Times Coming.
Less than a dozen weavers are now
at work in the mill of the Danieson
Cotton company, where the stock is
being run out. 1t is said however, that
| the beginning OF the new year will
| equipment of the plant with new ma
| chinery.
Political Apathy.
| With the first of the party caucuses
/ for the nomination of candidates for
| town offices only one day away no
| great interest is outwardly manifest.
| No other candidates for seleetmen
| than those previously enumerated
have been heard of. SO if there are any
| the canvass that they may be making
| is quiet one
Setting New Scenery.
The work of setting up the scenery
/ that has arrived was commenced at
the Orpheum theater on Wednesday.
The interior work on the building is
| the placing of the seats, which have
been shipped, and can be placed in
position in two or three days.
Participated in Owl Shoot.
Capt A. P. Woodward, 90, who was
captain of the Connecticut team al
Camp Perry, O., during the recently
| held national rifle matches. tells of 8
| novel incident-the holding of an '.ow
| shoot. This means that a contest
| was held at night, with torches in thu
| pits to, Illuminate the targets, and
was q new thing at Camp Perry. Two
of the Connecticut team participated
and the scores made by some of the
! contestants was surprisingly good, one
man getting II out of a possible 70.
Forest Fire Losses.
Notwithsta nding the fact that the
past summer was an exceedingly dis
astrous one as far as forest fires il
| WiEdham was concerned, the amour
| expended in this town in fighting then
was only $374.15 The net cost to thu
town was s173.11, which from the tota
cost is less the $1o5.94 received from
the county and the state and less tn,
$45.10 still due. from the county ant
state. 1t is not to be understood tina
the figures above quoted represent tn
loss to owners of woodland propert.
THAT was burned over.
Progress on State Road.
Good progress has been made il
putting in the new state road that be
gins at the trolley station at El1nvill
| and has been extended nearly to tn
Dayville Four Corners. At the sam
! time the grade of the trolley track
is being made to compare with tn
| grade of the roadbed and when tn
. piece of work is completed that stretcl
of highway from the bridge at Elm
vile to keiley's corner in Dayvill
will be one of the prettiest in towr
/ The work, being done by the towr
will probably be completed during DC
tober
TOWN HEALTHY.