Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-10
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Plans for Post Easter Military Ball. Prisoners Begin Cutting lce-Pro- bate Hearing on Seamens Estate cfains-Mrs. Hewins, Address.

To Attend Hartford Meeting. John NJ. Bessette of the West Side 1 will be in Hartford today for a meet | ing of the democratic state central 1 Henry A. French of Providence was 1 a visitor with friends in town Satur- i day.
 Post Easter Military Ball. 1 Captain F. L. Darbie, Lieut.. F. E.. | Wfthee and Sergeant Ira A. Warren 1 have been named as general com 1 mitteei of the Thirteenth company to 1 make arrangem ents for the first after Easter military ball that has been held here in eight years. feature is to | be a reception for Colonel H S Dor sey of New London.
 Attended Mantle Services.
 MT. and Mrs: c. c. Young and other | antic Saturday to attend the funeral services of Mrs. Eliza Warren. Juvenile Grange Installation.
 Members of Kflling1y Juvenile grange were out in force Saturday afternoon for the installation ceremonies where by their newly elected officers took their chairs.
 Engineer Coming This Week.
 An engineer of the reorganized and newly controlled Kil1ingly Manufactur- ing company Is expected to arrive here this week to look over tho property. Warden W. I. Bullard is receiving many compliments for having brought about last weeks transaction affecting this mill
 George Richards and Mrs Pierre Richards of Fall River have been guests of Mrs. Richards sisters, Mrs. Napoleon Domingue and Mrs. Mary BesSette of Franklin street
 Prisoners to Cut Ice
 Prisoners at the county jail In Brook lyn will commence cutting ice on Bas- $ tt's pond. near that village, this fMonday) morning. The pris 2ners will cut several hundred tons, some of which will be for the jail, bu5 the most of it for farmers who have ice houses in that town. The charge for cutting and loading for the purchasers is only 25 cents a ton.
 Bill to Increase Safety Railroads.
 Representative John M Bessette of Brooklyn has introduced in the gen. eral assembly bill that provides for the use of additional safety appliances on railroad trains. Representative Bessette says that strong effort will be made to convince the committee on railroads that this mea sure should be reported faVorably.
 Hearing in Seamens Case.
 In the office of the judge of probate, Attorney Oliver E. Getty, there is to be q hearing relative te the appointing of commissioners to examine the claims of creditors in the insolvent es tate of Job F. Seamens, until recently in business in East killingly.
 Address by Mrs. Hswins
 Miss Caroline M Hewins, librarian at the Hartford public library, is to give an address at the assembly hall in the high school building tomorrow -(Tuesday) afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Hewins' talk will be of special interest to parents and teachers. The meeting is to be public.
 Strikes Effects Noticed.
 Several manufacturers of worsted ! and wooden materials in towns in this vicinity say that their business has been somewhat injured by the garment workers strike in New York during the last few weeks. The clothing houses bereabouts are also experience ing difficulty iIl getting goods ordered for early spring delivery.
 First Ice Fishing.
 The first fishing through the ice this season on bodies of water of any size hereabouts was. enjoyed Friday and Saturday. This indicates the approach | of the ice cutting, which it is expected | will hegin at DayvilIe in a day or two, by which time the ice will be heavy | enough to house with profit.
 No Change in Train Time.
 The time of the passenger train due | to arrive here at 6.15 D. III. IS not | to be changed. The announcement was based on figures contained in guides | furnished for the use of postal service | employees these guides being almost 1 invariably correct, but which proved | otherwise in this particular instance. l The train will continue to arrive here at 6.15 D In.. which is more convenient | for catching outgoing mails to East | killingly and Brooklyn than would be | possible at a later time
 Inspected Eugbee Library.
 Edwin Bugbee of Johnstown, N. J., | was visitor in Danielson Saturday | afternccn MT Bugbee, who is visit ing fl ~ Is in Putnam came here to | inspect the Bugbee Memorial library | building a gift to Danie1son from an | uncle of MT. Bugbee. who was rep resentative in the general assembly | from the town of Killingly.
 Offciated at Danbury Church.
 The Rev. James H. George, Jr. of Danielson off1ciated at the services at St James church, Danhury. Sunday, preaching morning and evening. Court of French Foresters Organized
 Tn the Phoenix theatre Sunday after noon a court of French Foresters of America was organized. The organ zation takes the name of Court Rou- tille and has about 25 charter mem oers.
 Seeks Franchise to Build Spur Track. The Killingly Manufacturing Co. seeks from the present legislature franchise and right of eminent domain n connection with their proposal to ,uild spur track from the steam road It Dayville to their plant at Williams -ille a mile to the west. This track is intended for use in hauling freight and will be for steam trains, not electricity. The proposed right of way is not an but it is stated that it cross $ the highway twice,
 Car Left Track The electric car due here at 40 Sunday afternoon was derailed when opposite the Central house the front wheels being thrown off the rails, when
 wheel struck stone upon the rack. The wrecktng crew from the ar barn at Dayville put the car back ,n fhe tracks so that the line was tgain opened at 4.45. The passengers aPel with g slight shaking up,
 huge underground lake Is to he apped i'll ait effort to supply water 10 section or Belgium which ls aIuasr entirely dependent ou rain water
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