Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-10
ANNUAL MEETING.
Windham County Savings Bank Re
 elects Officers and Directors.

| At the annual meeting of the Wind ham County Savings bank the follow 1 ing officers and directors were in each l instance reelected for another year: l President, John A. Paine; vice presi- dent, Rowland R. James; secretary and treasurer, Chauncey C. Young; di- rectors, James Perkins, Frederick E. Bitgood, Frank P. Warren, Andrew J. Bitgood, Moosup; c. A. Young. W. P, | Kelley, Dayville; Frank T. Preston, l Charles S. Hyde, Canterbury; N. c. 1 Williams, Brooklyn; John W. Gallup.
 The annual reports of the institution show that notwith standing the depres- | sion in industrial conditions, the year 1 has been an especially prosperous one, and the deposits show an increase of many thousands of dollars.
 Sidewalk Obstruction Prohibited. Theatrical billboards. stands and oth- CT obstructions on the sidewalks in l Danielson have been forbidden. At the request of the selectmen, Prosecuting | Attorney Arthur G. Bill has called the attention of those responsible for the | Instructions to remove them. This | has been done The action taken does not prohibit distribution of 'heralds, g as has been reported, but it does ap- | ply to any kind of sidewalk obstruction not on private property.
 100 Degrees at,1 p. m. Tuesday.
 Those who have been prostrated in | tropical climes or have wilted under the deadly heat from a desert sun, and there are 8 few such in Danielson, agreed Tuesday that when Old Sol gets really busy in this part of the country he is fully as effective here as else where. One hundred degrees of tenn | perature was registered on various l thermometers about town at 1 o'clock | Tuesday afternoon, this being the high l record for the summer. but not up to l the highest mark set during the heat | wave of last July, when the high mark 1 (unofficiaD was 106. The dispensers | of soda and other temperance drinks had big days business. Some of the | liquor dealers claimed that the excess | sively hot weather was hurting theit | trade
 May Build Freight Station. Pledges of support indicate that the new trolley express service, Provi- | denee, Danielson, and Putnam, com menclng next Monday, will be liberal 1 ly patronized, especially for the trans portation of perishable goods. It is understood that the building of 8 | freight station at Attawaugan cross i Ing is being considered.
 More Looms for Connecticut Mills
 Company.
 Still another consignment of looms | for the Connecticut Mills company has 1 arrived in Danielson. The amount of weaving equipment at the plant is be- | ing steadily increased from week to week, which means an increase in the number of employees.
 Mrs. George Brown Has Won Trophy
 Mrs, George Brown of Ballouville by winning the silver trophy of the At | tawaugan Gun cluo at the shoot on the l Fourth becomes the permanent pos sessor of it, it is stated by one of the members of the club, her previous vic tories entitling her to this honor.
 Baptist Sunday School Picnic.
 Members of the Baptist Sunday | school and of the church, with friends were at Wildwood park Tuesday for the annual outing and picnic, finding at the cool resort much relief from the stifiing heat of the town and much with which to amuse themselves and pass a pleasant day.
 Resigns at Monson,
 Theodore Racine. Jr., of Killingly has resigned as overseer of dressing and spooling st Monson, MasE.