Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-07-13

neer hose company the convention of
the State F'irenen's association which
is TO be held in Hartford in Septem-
Der.
Unclaimed Letters.
Letters addressed as follows remain
this week: Mrs. Edda Nosdgren, Mrs.
Thomas Shaler, Mrs. Ida Morgan,
Frirs Dusoher.
Band Elects Officers.
The Volunteer band of East Kill
ingly has elected the following Off
GERS: President, Frank Wood; vice
president, Joel Douglas; secretary and
treasurer, Fred Wade; leader, Frank
Harrington assistant leader, Harry
Sayles; director. Henry Leach.
Wallace Paine and Fred w. OAR
mer, Jr., are with their company of
the Rhode Island coast artillery corps
in camp at Fort Getty, near Newport,
this week.
Mrs. w. H. Marland and daughter,
at Pleasant View.
Miss Mary e. Kelley writes of a
pleasant trip across the continent to
California.
Court of Burgesses Meets.
Only routine business was transact
ed at the regular monthly meeting of
the court of bursesses Tuesday eve
ming 1t WAS so hot that the borough
fathers did little more than look over
and pass upon the regular monthly
bills and grant two building permits,
one to G. Alton Frost for a dwelling
on Riverview and another to Eli Da-
genais for an addition to his property.
Sleeping in Hammocks.
Because of the intense heat wave,
which was broken Wednesday, when
the tJra did pot hive 2R
during the day, the employees in the
factory of the Jacobc Mfg. Co. have
been having layoff. Notwithstand-
ing that the weather has been as I'M
bearable here as elsewhere, not a case
of heat exhaustion in any way seri-
Gus has been reported. Sleeping out
of doors has become a general practice
and many can BE- found who have
spent the last few nights in ham
mccks.
New Owners Inspect P. & D. Road.
Officials representing the Rhode Is
LAND company, the Sea View Railway
company of Rhode Island and the
Providence & Danieison Railway COM
pany have been in Danielson on a, visit
of inspection of the p. & d. property,
which passed into the control of the
Rhode Island company on June 80.
The trip over the line was made in
the private car Oregon of the p. &,
d. road. No changes of any nature
have been made by the new interests
in control since they took the road
over at the end of last month
To Relocate Trolley Tracks.
Samuel Anderson of Norwich, gen
eral manager of the lines of the Con-
necticut company in New London and
Windham counties, with First Select
man John A. Gilbert, has been in Day
VILE looking over the stretch of high
way from the -Four Corners to kelleys
Corner. 1t is through a part of this
section that it has been considered
that the tracks of the trolley COM
pany be relocated. Macadam is to be
put in there soon and such changes
are are contemplated will probably be
worked out before this work is done
Painting Begun at New Orpheum.
Metal workers are engaged in put
ting on the auditorium ceiling at the
new Orpheum theater on Center street
and for the first time on Wednesday
painters went to work in the building
putting first coat of apple green
coloring on such of the metal work as
is in place. From this time on the
interior of the building viii undergo
a transformation that will make il
rapidly take on the appearance of 8
modern playhouse. Carpenters are
laying the floor and doing other work
about the stage while others are al
work on the circular balcony.