Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-31
5ANIELSON
More Laborers Arrive to Work on A. r. ( T. Line-Warren White 91- Mrs. Edwin Fay Celebrates Birth. day--Long Island Man Buys Brook IYn Farm

Forty-1ve Italian laDoIers. travel- ing from New Haven in special car attached to the 3.02 train, arrived nere Monday afternoon and were later talk en te Hopkins Crossing, R. l., on a special F. & D. line car to work con structing the A. T. & T. company's under ground telephone line from Bos- ton to New York.
 Twelve hundred men, working i'll va fious gangs, are now at work on the line at different points, and it is ex- pected that it will be completed by the first of the year.
 gang of about 1o0 is working east from Clark's Corners and as they are putting in about mile a day the fine should be extended to Danie1son by the end of this week.
 Several hundred cords of wooden condrits, in which the cable will be run, are stored on Railroad street here. The line is being laid about 40 inches underground
 The men who arrived here Monday are employed by sub contractors the Cantrell Construction company of New Haven.
 At Armory Dedication.
 Capt. A. F. Woodward, O.O., was at Stamford. Monday evening, to attend the exercises incident to the dedica- ton of the new state arnory in that place.
 Lawrence GiunlieN mas hDson dppulllt- ed janitor of the central fire station for a period of one year.
 JoLn Winslow of Jefferson, Mass. spent Sunday with his family at Elm vile.
 r. E. S1umwav returned Monday from visit of a few days with friends in Boston.
 Wallace Paine and Arthur Paine of Providence spent Sunday with their parents, MT. and Mrs. John A. Paine of Broad street.
 Still Kept Indoors.
 Attorney " F Woodward is slow 1y recovering from the serious injury to his knee, but he will be confined to his home foc at least two weeks more.
 Warren White 91 Years Old.
 Warren White father of Walter P. White. of Railroad street, recently passed his 91st birthday. He is well preserved and mentally active.
 The body of William $. Dutton was sent to Bfanford Monday morning for burial
 Philip Maynard and daughter. Bea : trice ef Wo3nsocket. formerly of Dan- ielson. were visitors here Sunday
 Several Halloween parties are scheduled for this (Tuesday) evening.
 Services at Trinity Church
 The usual All Saints day service will be held Wednesday at Old Trinity church, Church street. Brooklyn.
 Quarterly Conference.
 District Supt Rev. J. H. Newlsnd will preside at the quarterly e nfer- ence to be held at the Methodist church here Wednesday evening, No yember &
 New Club Room.
 The Social club. with about 8 dozen members has comfortably fitted 8. room on the second floor of the Exchange building.
 William Narland of Prov ,aence spent Sunday with his parents. MT. an Mrs. w IT. Marland of Maple street. John Bailey of Southbridge was with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. B. l.. Bailey Of the West Side, Sunday. Easeta all fans crowded the Orpl1etm theater Sunday evening to have 3 first look at the worlds series baseball pie lures, taken last week. Mrs. Clarence Potter of Brooklyn has been visiting friends in Millbury, Mass.
 Engineer Recovering. Paul Dubuc. the engineer, who was lladlv burnel by an explosion of ker- osene vapo1' at the plant of the Peo- ple's Light and Power company, a week ago Sunday. is gradually re- covering from his injuries. A Tale from North Sterling. Here is a little story from North Sterling: Jesiah Owen, while stoup- ing over, washing his boots in the grist mill pond recently. dropped his pockt tbook in the water. The book contained s2f5. The next morning he found $140 in bills floating along the surface of the river. Here's hoping that he has recovered the other $15 by this time!