Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-07

St3 willie ltlt MT. and Mrs. F. x Lemieux are en- tsrtaining Miss Helen Boucher of Chesham, P. 0.
 Harry Palmer of Hartford was a visitor at his home here Friday.
 l.. c. Massicotte of Providence for meriy of pariielson, is in town for a few days on & business matter.
 Mrs. R. N. Colvin, who has been se- riously i'll for many weeks, remains in a critical condition.
 sept,mber Directresses.
 Mrs. c. H Barber. Mrs John Waldo, Mrs. Theodore Hammett, Mrs. Joseph Danielson and Mrs. William Logee are the drectresses of the Ladies Benevo- lent society of the CougregationaI church for September.
 MT. and Mrs. John Cogswell of Oak land Beach have been in town. in con- nection with the sale of their property on Franklin street to William Ross. 1, Miss Celia Dembo of New York is visiting MT. and Mrs. Henry Dembo of High street.
 Injuries May Prove Fatal.
 Edward Bowen of Ballouville. who was struck by a trolley car near AL exander's Lake last Saturday night, was reported Friday as being in a crit ical condition. He is at the hospital in Putnam.
 Home from Washington. Charles P. Blackmar, connected with one of the government departments in Washington, is in Danielson, his for mer home. for a visit. MT, Blackmal | is the father of Charles s. Blaclmar oi At.uwapsan
 Saloons Selling to Minors. Complaint is made that some of tht l licensed saloons in Danielson are no l following the straight and narrow patI l as regards the sale of intoxicants t, minors. To substantiate the complain the fact that boys under 21 years be come intoxicated is pointed out an: other evidence mentioned. Conduit Laying Held Up. The work of putting telephone con duits in the trench that has been ex cavated in Main street is being delay | ed on account of a shortage of certail materials. The conduits are to be lai upon bed of cement, with cemen coating over them.
 Local Subscribers to Stock.
 A considerable amount of the com mon stock of the Killingly Manufac turingl company. which is to operat the big plant in Wflliamsville, is sub scribed for by local people. The pre- ferred stock of the company has bee taken up.
 I To Start Work on Big Weave Shed. l Work on the new weave shed, 216 193 feet, which is to be erected at tn L during the present month the contrat for the addition having been let. Th shed will be two stories in height an will have a saw-tooth roof.
 Fifty Machines for Handkerchief Or
 erators.
 Fifty sewing machines for the nak ing of handkerchiefs were set up an made ready for running when the me who have been working in the stor mill of the Danielson Cotton compan 1, finished work Friday. As many mol machines are to be added in space rt served.
 Going to Oakland Beach. l, A number of young men have plar . ned to leave here this (Saturday) af ernoon for Oakland Beach. Sunda |, using power boats owned by the men 7 bers of the party and friends at u beach, they will go fishing in the W; ters of the vicinity, returning he Sunday night.
 Double Anniversary.
 It was recalled by F. E. Bitgood Friday that the day was the 31st al niversary of the extraordinary Eye law" September day; also the 11th al niversary of the shooting at Buffa ! of President William Mckinley. MT. Bitgood recalls that the dar ness, of yellowish green nature, b gan to grow intense about 1 o'clock the afternoon and grew in density u til by ? o'clock it became necessary have lights in the stores, which the was little need of keeping open, as t peculiar atmospheric conditions arou ed such a creepy feeling and in ma = cases genuine fear that there was
 business.
 It was recalled by another pers R that in the Quinebaug mills the oper lives worked during the afternoon
 gas light and that they sought windows at every opportunity to pc = out at a day so peculiar that fowl h been deluded into seeking their roost | Hearing on Young's Application
 License.
 In Foster today Saturday, befc the town council there is to be hea 10 ing on the application of Andrew You
 for a license at the Rhode Island Ii
 house, just east of East Killingly. T | application will be opposed on
 ground that Foster has one saloon
 present, and that should be sufficle
 to supply the citizens needs. Foste
 experiences during the past seven
 eight years have been such that se change is wanted from present con
 tions as regards licensed places. ~. Linnberlns Up New Looms. n. New looms that have been set up
 the mill of the Danielson Cotton co