Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-10
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DANIEL. ON


 Granse-Nisltins Nurse Begins Du-
 tss-Making of Tire Duck to Start
 Next Week-calf's Carcass Brings
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 MT. and Mrs. Walter Caswell and family of Bread street are to leave Danielsen for MelFese Mass, where MT. Casweil Is te engage in business.
 At Putnam Party.
 Mrs. w F. Woodward, Misses Mar garet and Helen Awkward were in Put | nam Tuesday afternoon to attend | birthday party at the home of Mrs 1 Charles T. Thayer, the party for Miss Katherine Thayer.
 l Henry w. Babson has returned from a visit with relatives in Webster and Princeton, Mass
 John w. Gallup and Frank Gallup have returned from a delightful trip to New York, up the Hudson and through the Berkshire section of Mass achusetts.
 l Marion Nadeau of Woonsocket is visiting friends in panielson. 1 $. D. Horton is to enter his pacer in the races to be run off at the Wood stock fair.
 A. V. Woodwork was in Wilimantic Tuesday, attending the fair Miss Helen l.. Bailey has gone to 1 Winthrop Mass, where she is to teach MT and Mrs. s. Cady Hutchins are spending a few days with relatives in Boston and vicinity.
 Principal Robert K Bennett was In | Providence Tuesday.
 Miss May $. Bailey, who has been at Gloucester, Mass. all summer is spending a week here before returning to her studies at Boston university
 Addressed Grange. Representative w. P. Kelley gave an address before the members of Killing ly grange Monday evening, speaking about the legislature and legislation John A. Gilbert hfl5 the contract for the construction of the sewer to be built by the borough through Maple street. The work Is to be done before cold weather.
 Mail Unclaimed. Letters addressed to Miss Corinne MaIboeuf, Miss Hilda, P. O. Box IS. 1 c. H. Nichols, M. NJ. Dean and Mrs Laura Bidaur are unclaimed at the Danielson postoff1ce this week.
 Calf Raising Profitable oscar Sttlwell who has a farm near 1 he Sparks schOolhouse is a blue rib bon competitor when it comes to rais- ing calves Tuesday morning he de- i!vered at a local market the carcass f a calf weighing 186 pounds dressed. l The calf was SO days old and brought Mir StilwelI $27
 Installing New Engine
 Among the various changes and i'm proVenaents being made at the plant of the International Cotton company at East Killingly is the installation of a new engine. The plant is being very successfully operated. To Make Tire Duck Next Week. me weaving of automobile tire duck { will begin at the plant of the E[illingly Manufacturing company at Williams vile next week. Machinery used in producing the necessary yarn and pre- P0ring fer the looms is in operation and obout 190 persons are employed in and about the mill.
 Spur Track Net Laid
 When the carpenters who have been building the freight station for the Shore Line Electric company finished work Tuesday afternoon the structure was very nearly completed The build ing will be ready for occupancy this week, but the spur track has not yet Leen laid. so the old quarters will be kept in use until the track is ready. FaunaI NaturaIists seein' Things at
 Moosup.
 It's a bear. It's a bear. It's bear! Where? Why. at Moosup pond or thereabouts, according to some hair raising yarns that one may hear in EIoosup this week
 This bear story is a good one The MT. Bruin under consideration is prob ably the sane wise old fellow that es- caped from some menagerie, as the story goes, and having visited in the vicinity of Stoninstoa and Gales Ferry is now visiting with the forest inhabitants in the Moosup pond sec tion.
 He is not bit sociable, so those that have seen him say but whether the blame for this rests upon him or those who have seen him is a question in dispute, as there are no data to show whether the men or the beast has the better running record.
 However, the present phase of the bear proposition is as to the method of capturing the animal Many schemes have been suggested. even to putting salt on his tail, or should it be "tale?"
 Would Let Very Well Alone.
 A Brooklyn citizen says Tt is re ported that $17,000 is in the hands of the road commissioner at Hartford. waiting the demand of the town of Brooklyn to begin a new piece of state road, To avail themselves of it's use. Brooklyn citizens must appropriate and pay at intervals until it's completion ono-quarter or about $4.00O
 Tn the opinion of many and it is borne out by experience. all pieces of state road have usually cost about double the estimate before being fin ished, and ss the repairs for the pro- posed piece of road for the past year vas only about $25, with the road in fair condition for loaded teams and automobiles, some Gf the leading citi- zens cannot see where it is policy to increase the debt of the town S4,000 te s6,000. with an annual interest charge of s260 te s306, when the read caR be kept up fer great deal less
 However the matter is te be dis eussed, pIe and eeH, at the annual town meeting, as the Eete te build was passed at a special tewH meeting, when only a few were present"
 VISITING NURSE ARRIVES. Miss Bertha L. Field to Weri Under