Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-11
DANlELSON
Mercury Climbed to 1o1 Degrees Mon day-cigarette Causes BIaze-com- plaints of Defsotive Bridge-RaiI- road Detectives Investigating Tor pedo Nuisance.

Arnold TilIey of Port Chester. N. Y, has been the guest of Fred S. Reach.
 William F. Curran of Fftchburg, formerly of Danielson, was visitor here Monday
 Henry A Fenwick of North Attle- boro called on friends in Eanielson Monday
 Misses Laura and Leah Bessette were visitors at Rocky Point on Sun day.
 Mrs Henry Herman and children of Providence. formerly of Danielso1, are guests of MT. and Mrs. Henry Dembo.
 MT. and Mrs. Martin Fsitzsimmons are to build a new home at the Roo ney place in Mashentuck. To Lake by Special Cars.
 Two special cars will be used this (Tuesday) morning to convey those whc are to attend the annual Daniel son Baptist Sunday school picnic at Webster lake.
 Edward Heneault of Waterbury is spending a vacation of two weeks at his home in Danielson.
 Score to A.
 There was an interesting baseball game 1t Wildwood park grounds Sun day afternoon. when the Fri Village and Putnam teams played each other to a standstill in 15 innings, the score being 4 10 4
 From e6 to 1o1 Degrees.
 Several cases of neat exhaustion. l1Cne of them serious were reported during Monday, which was fully as uncomfortable as any of the scorch- ing days that July has produced. The temperatures reported in Danielson varied from 96 to f01
 Good Piece of State Road
 The new piece of state road con- strueted between Alta waugan anG Bal louville is being well spoken of, al though it is dusty at this time on account of lack of rain. The road is completed and opened to traffic.
 Outing to Ocean Beach
 Friday has been selected as the day and Ocean beach as the place for hold ing the annual picnic and outing of the Sunday school of the Congrega- tional church. The party will go to Norwich by train, thence travelling OH specially chartered electric cars to the beach and return.
 Cigarette Smoker Causes Fire.
 A boy who smokes cigarettes and is also careless about the way he throws lighted matches a bout, set a grass fire over in the East Brooklyn section on Sunday afternoon that caused consid- erable damage before it could be ex- tinguished.
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 The membees uf tn Thirteenth company who went to New Haven on Saturday to compete for place on the team that is to represent Connecticut at the national shoot at Camp Perry Ohio, did not win a place among the first twelve, but they made a Satis- factory showing in what was a re- markedly close contest.
 A number of deer that have been living in the woods below the power plant of the Connecticut company at the Dyer dam have not been seen there since the Fourth, and the as sumption is that the noise of explod- ing firecrackers and the Ese of fire arms frightened them away. Defective Bridge May Cause Suit. Suit is threatened against the town of Killingly because of the condition of the walks. timbers and railings on the outside of the little iron bridge over the Assawaga river near the store of the Danielson cotton com pany. The two roaGways of the bridge. one leading to Main and the other to Cottage street are in good shape, but the walks for foot passengers need attention badly. On the Cottage street side several iron palings are missing and some of the blanks are loose and broken On the Main street side other paliHgs are gone and the plank to which the metal railing is attached is so insecure that an easy pressure of the hand will cause it to sway for the whole of it's length. It is in bad condition and an effort is to be made to have it repaired.
 w. c. T. U. Going to Lake. Mrs. A. G. Bill is to have the mem bers of the W. c. T. U. with her for a meeting at A1exander's lake tomor- TOW Wednesday, afternoon. The plan is to remain at the pretty resort until after sunset. A basket lunch is to be taken along by those who attend. Too Hot to Work. Unbearable heat has forced the workmen in the employ of Frank A. Davis to cease work on the conslrac- ton of the sewer being put through Mechanic street. Two hours is about the maximum length of time that men have been able to remain in the