Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-16

George Nash Showing Pluck at Back Us Hospitai-Union Service Arranged --Baby Show at the Park-Aeces- sions to Library.

sions to Library.
 Danielson has escaped the brown tail moth pest
 At the annual outing of the Bus mess Mems association of eastern Connecticut held Thursday at Wild wood park, the local organization won second place in regard to numbers, the Norwich association bringing a dele gation of 200.
 Earl Geer, Wallace .Caswell, Ray Ward and Ray Wood leave next week for fortnight's camping on the north shore of Old Killingly pond. near East Killnigly.
 A number from Danie1son made spe- cial trips to Rocky Point during the past two weeks to witness games of auto polo. Those who have witnessed any contests of the game there between the Canadian team and that repre- senting Rhode Island say that it is the most thrilling contest they have ever attended
 Miss Margaret Mcbride leaves next . week to spend part of her vacation at Oakland beach
 George Nash Comfortable at Backus Hospital. Reports from Backus hospital late Frlday afternoon. stated that George Nash, the son of MT. and Mrs. James Nash, who was badly injured Thurs day evening in an automobile accident was resting as comfortably as could be expected. All efforts possible are being made to save his right leg, which was stripped of flesh, but unless a sue cessful operation in the grating of new flesh can be performed, it is fear ed that the leg must be amputated The left foot was so badly crushed that one toe has already been removed The parents of the lad as well as the pa- I inr h al whole community which laments the unfortunate occurrence. The little fel- l low has given an unusual exhibition | of pluck ever since the accident hap pened.
 Miss Ada King is spending today at Narragansett Pier R. I. Mrs. Everett Tillinghast recently en- l tertained Mrs. Andrews and son Jus 1 tin, of Voluntown.
 Many of those who have relatives or 1 friends in the quaint old town of Deer l field will attend the Pageant of Old Mrs. Clarence Young and daughter Thelma, who have been guests of Dr. 1 and Mrs. w. H. JudSon, have return 1 ed to Worcester.
 Attractive Signs. Attractive street signs of orange and black have been placed on the prop i erty owned at the north of the bor- ough by the Connecticut Mills com pany.
 large number plan to spend to- morrow afternoon at A1exanders lake
 where St. James band of Danielson will give it's weekly concert
 Union Service.
 Rev. George B. Hawkes., of Sut- i ton, Nebraska, will preach at the un- lon service to be held in the Metho- dist church tomorrow morning Spe- cial music will be rendered by a male quartette, A. P. Burns. H. w. Mo- Even. Bernard Brown, of Ballouville, and Elijah Berriman of Killingly Fol- lowing the mornings worship, Sunday
 school will be held at the various churches. The evening park service will begin at 5.30 o'clock instead of at
 as in the past. This change of time
 was made necessary by the shortening of the days.
 At HiIlcrest Farm. Rev. A. F. Legg and family are
 spending a week camping in a bun galow recently erected by A. P Burns The magnificent view obtained by
 those who visit Hillcrest, is said to be
 one of the broadest and clearest in i the vicinity of Danielson. Ernest R. Warren and his mother, Mrs. Frank Warren. have returned . Schenectady, around Lake George, and through the Adirondacks
 Rev. Clarence H. Barber who is spending his vacation at his cottage
 at Westport, is entertaining his son.
 f5aT fa3lT # Fes s,ttee enorSe n Hawkes. and Workmen were engaged Friday in oiling that portion of Academy street
 in front of the fire station. Gift of Handsome Poles. Work in the erection of two orna-
 mental poles for electric lights on Rail-
 road square has ceased tennporarily
 until the cable needed to continue the
 work arrives. One of the poles has
 been placed in the center of the square
 the other at the corner of the ". A.
 Johnson block. Both poles and lights
 are the gifts to the town of the Con-
 nectfcut Mills Co.
 i Lester Craig is the guest of relatives and friends in Davisvilie. R, I. 1 Arthur Fergusonss yacht was the
 winner in the Winthrop and Hingiam
 yacht club races last week, In which
 there were 1T boats Mir. and Mrs
 Sidney Mar1and. who returned recently from q weeks outing at Win throp, were guests of Mr. Ferguson and enjoyed the exciting contest inn
 mensely,
 i MT. Hull of Schenectady, N. T., fs visiting Edward Bacon of Main street l Among those from Danielson who
 are at Quonochontaug, are Mrs, F. P Todd. Miss Helen Perkins, Mrs. A. H : Huntington. Mrs. Fred Huntingdon and sons Donald and Philip. | MT. and Mrs. Louis E. Young and 1 daughter Ella leave next week for l Oakland beach. They will be accom- panied by Mrs. Young's mother. Mrs ] W. DeLoss Wood.
 l Miss Cora Chase Is spending several 1 weeks in New Hampshire. 1 iage is the guest of Miss Vivian Lav- 1 alee,
 Annual Baby Show. 1 Plans are practically completed foi i the annual baby show at Wildwood 1 park next Wednesday afternaan, Going to can4p Ground Several members of tAe Methodist church here are making plans to at i tend the services at the WiiilmaHtie camp ground tamsrrew, Among those on the grounds now are Mrs, H. II coddinE, Miss Hattie Cadding aH6 1 Miss Myra Csdding. all. of whom are l staying at their cottage The Carnei
 Oaks. on Cartwright aVeaue.
 New Books at Library, Ameng the new books which will be put into circulation today at the pub 1 lie library are the fellewingi Nec | Brewster,s Year in the Big Woods, bA Chauneey J. Hawkins; volumes a1 1 the Putnam Hall series fer boys by
 Arthur N, Winfield; Adult Fiction. Int
 unas Tres bg FieFenes l. Barelay l strattea- Pefteri John e'JamesteEn, bs
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