Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-22
BOHEMIAN CLUES OUTING.
Next Thursday Is the Date Set for
 the Biz Event.

Thursday, August 28, has been se- 1ected by the executive committee of the Bohemian club for the holding of the annual outing and picnic at Phil lips grove, Alexander's lake. A fea- ture this year will be the coronation exercises and Dunbar in honor of King George Jacques, who is to have charge of the bake. A special committee has been appointed in connection there with. street parade by the mem bers of the club. with their band will be held in Danielson before the depart ure for the lake.
 Another Double Tenement
 Damase Boulias is to start at once on the construction of another dwell ing house, this one to be located at the corner of Mechanic and North strets. The house is to be double tenement fiat, with six rooms for each family. and work is to be pushed on it as rapidly as possible. The house is for operatives in the factories nearby.
 Parcels Post on Increase.
 Postmaster c. A. Potter says that there has been a quick response by the merchants to the opportunity to ship packages by parcel post up to 20 pounds in weight. In Danielson the result of Postmaster General Burle- sons new order has been to increase the daily shipments of parcel post packages by one sack at least and some days there are two extra sacks.
 Stock House Half Done.
 At East Killingly the new stock house for the International Cotton company, now under the control of the American Druggists syndicate, is about fifty per cent. completed. Under the new management business is being boomed at the plant, where it is ex = pected that the output will be tripled as soon as the necessary equipment can be secured and placed.
 Big Collection of Remnants.
 D. E. Jette, Walter Murphy, Charles Thompson, William Curran and Thom- as >Pepin, who recently made an au- tomobile tour to Canada, returning through New York state, made one Of the finest collections of pennants ever brought into Danielson. They picked up the pretty souvenirs all along the route. The pennants are now on ex- hibition in the window of Main street store and are attracting much atten- ton.
 License Fight on in PiainfisId.
 From what can be learned very quickly by anyone who goes into the town of Plainfield and asks about the matter there is going to be real live ly contest over the license question ir that town from now until the first
 
 town meeting comes and with 1t the vote on the license question. Plain field is a license town this year, but there has been active opposition and much criticism from the no-license people for weeks past and an active but quiet campaign on the liquor question is now being conducted by both sides
 Rhode Island Horse Found in Brooklyn
 A horse stolen from the stable ol Dr. w. H. Bowen of South Scituate R. l., has been recovered in the towr of Brooklyn and returned to it's owner The horse was traced into Connection by Officer John P. Burlingame of Scit- uate When stolen the horse, hitchec to 8 light vehicle, was taken up to thu Rhode Island line and later into thu town of Brooklyn, where it was left at 3 o'clock in the morning. in tht yard at the Charles Reynolds place Chief George M. Filling of the loca police assisted in getting track of tn, stolen outfit. The man that stole tn, horse Is known and a warrant for hi: arrest has been issued.