Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-24

iyn Residents Buy Touring Car in Norwich-D. A. R. Gateway Erected at Cemetery-New Trolley Freight Station to be 40x20 Feet
 Harold Baldwin of Hartford has been spending few days at the Old Peo- ple's home
 George G. Roberts of Meriden was a visitor with friends in Danielson Wednesday.
 Miss Edna Patten of North Haven, who has been spending several days tomorrow for a visit with relatives in Hartford
 Met After Forty Years.
 Frank Paul, formerly of Wauregan, returned Wednesday from a visit at Rochester, N. T., with a brother, whom he had not seen for 40 years.
 Local Reel a Hit
 At the Orpheum theatre Wednesday evening Manager w. s. Brown pleas ed his audience with a local motion picture, showing the circus parade last week.
 selectman Hiram s. Franklin su- pervised repairs to sidewalks Tn the business section Wednesday. some badly needed attention being given to various damaged places.
 Day of Wilting Heat.
 The temperature again shot up close to the ninety mark Wednesday, wilt ing humanity in Danielson.
 Camping parties are at the Chase reservoir and Old KillingIy pond this week, some of the campers coming from Putnam, others from Rhode Is land points
 The rumor that ice is to be supplied to family trade by the new ice com pany is denied, the supply of ice at the company's command being too limited to take on such trade this summer.
 Patrolman and Mrs. Edward J. Me- Mahon have arrived in Brooklyn from Boston, to make their home with MT. McMahon's father.
 An Ali-the-Year Hostelry.
 Under it's new managers, A. c. Bull lock and F. s. Huniston, Newburgh, N, Y, the Putnam house at Brook lyn is to be kept open all the year.
 Buy Fine Cars in Norwich.
 The sale of three touring cars by leading Norwich firm has been made to summer and permanent residents of Brooklyn within the past ten days.
 Building at Industrial Place.
 Two of the new dwellings at In dustrial places are completed and oc- cupied and two more built on Main
 
 completed. Mir BouliaS is soon to start work on the construction of two more houses at Industrial place.
 Cable Laying In Brooklyn.
 A T. and F. employees who are lay ing underground cable in the town of Brooklyn are making rapid progress toward Danielson, which will be reached within a short time. More carloads of cable are being received hnr ov,1 I Iic+y- shI14o Itry J1I-c along the route toward the Rhode Is land line.
 Bertram Reed, Central Village. whose hand was injured by the discharge of blank cartridge on the Fourth, is considered out of danger.
 Not Owned by Town.
 The town of KillingIy has no right or title in the building of the Killing ly Manufacturing company at Will iamsville used for school purposes, as has been supposed by many per sons. The town has not even paid rent for the building, using it through the courtesy of the mill companies, past and present.
 D. A. R. Gateway at Cemetery.
 At the Dayville Four Corners cem- etery the new artistic rustic gate way that has been built under the di rection of a committee of Sarah Will iams Danielson chapter,FD. A. R. makes fine improvement and is fla vorably commented upon by all who pass that way. The committee in charge of the matter consists of Miss Bernice Cogswell of Dayville, Miss Amelia E. Hutchins and Mrs. Milton s. Warren of Danielson.
 Trolley Freight Station 4ox2o Feet
 Plans for the new trolley freight station are in course of preparation. The building is to be of wood and about 40 by 20 feet in size. Work on the plans is being done promptly that construction of the building may com mence as soon as possible.
 School Buildings Need Few Repairs An investigation by a commit tee of the town school committee shows that outside of Danielson the need of repairs to school property in Killingly is not great this year. The School Street school requires the most attention. This building must be Fpainted and the brick work given at tention in a few places. No repairs are needed at the High School building which is in excellent condition. A retaining wall between the northerly boundary of the High school lot and bA af {e fa ha