Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-04
DANIELSON
Lieut.. Walter F. Jacobs 10 Address Boys-Surplus from Wildwood Out ing of Business Men-Funersl of Samuel R. Owens.


 In the reading room of the library Saturday evening at 7.30 Lieut.. Walter F. Jacobs, U. s. N, who for several years has been on great ships of the navy, including the Florida, will speak to boys on the subject, Life on Bat tleship.
 Benjamin Miller of Norwich was a visitor with friends in Danielson We'd nesdaY.
 Joseph Curtis, who has been ill at his home on Reynolds street for a long time has been removed to a hos pital in Providence.
 On Motor Trip.
 Harold Atwood is making an auto mobile trip to Newark, x. J., this week.
 A. F. Wood has not disposed of any of his business interests excepting the livery, which has been sold to a local man, MT. Wood continuing his other lines
 Frederick Rogers of New London was a visitor with friends here We'd nesday.
 William E. Young. who has been in a Worcester hospital for several days is to return here this week, improved in health. MT. Young did not undergo an operation.
 Alfred L. Reed was in Boston on a business trip.
 Chief A. P. Woodward of the fire department has had Box No. , To- cated on Dyer street, and it is now in service.
 MT and Mrs. EIoi Getty of Franklin street are entertaining MT. and Mrs. G. Hamel of Woonsocket, relatives. Louis H. Getty, Troy. N. Y, MT. Getty's brother, has been a visitor with them recently.
 John A. Paine motored to Providence Wednesday.
 Recovering at Backus Hospital.
 George Nash, injured in an automo- bile accident here, is holding his own at the Backus hospital in Norwich and is expected to eventually almost wholly recover from the effects of his injuries
 Miss Evelyn Curtis, who suffered a nervous breakdown, remains in a san atarium near Birmingham, Mass
 Henry A. Willis of PaWtucket was a visitor with friends in DanieIson We'd nesday.
 An Interesting Play.
 The Grafters was the title of very interesting play finely presented by the Ethel May Shorey company at the Or pheum theater Wednesday evening.
 Edward s. Carpenter borough tax collector, completed on "Wednesday his three days of work in receiving the money due the borough on the list last
 
 It is understood that an architect is expected here in a few days to ar- range for the repairs to be made to the state armory, for which repairs $7,000 Is available.
 Lodge Redecorated.
 When the members of Moriah lodge gathered for a regular communication Wednesday evening they found lodge room very much improved in appear ance. The work of redecorating the l interior and making other improve ments has just been completed and the lodge room is now one of the finest in this part of the state. Sidewalk Repairs Begun. 1t was with much gratification that 1 many Danielson people noted on Wed nesday the beginning of operations by a contractor who is to repair many sidewalks in Danielson. In the busi- ness section at various points the walks have been allowed to get into 2 condition little less than disgraceful foi l a coming and hustling town and the 1 hope is expressed that the improve ,ment work now commenced will con- tinue until all walks are in first class | condition.