Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-22
DANIELSON
Eighty Applications to Be Made Town Reports Show Debt Increase of $10,752, But for Highway Improve nents, Etc.-Bridge Club to Meet at the Lake.

George Nash, son of MT. and Mrs. James Nash of Furnace street, is mak- ing good progress toward recovery at the Backus hospital Tn Norwich.
 Miss Grace Bacon entertained a par ty of friends at whist at her home Saturday afternoon.
 Earl F. Wood returns to Providence today to resume his studies at Brown university.
 Miss Dorothy Paine has returned to her studies a Nit. Holyoke college.
 John A. Stearn of Stamford was a visitor with friends here over Sunday.
 Miss Leah Burns of the Willimantic Normal school spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Burns.
 Railroad Officials on inspection Visit.
 C. N. Woodward, general superin- tendent of the eastern division; A. w. Honeywell. division superintendent; Paul Stirling, division engineer and J.> B Consdine, train master, and other railroad officials were here Saturday on an inspection trip to stations on the local branch.
 Rev. H. N. Brown of the Danielson Pentecostal church preached at the Pentecostal church in Putnam Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Sadie Harvey was leader of the Epworth league meeting at the Meth odist church Sunday evening.
 Rev. Laurence L. Barber, son of Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Barber and Miss Lau- ra w. Bidwel of South Manchester are to be married in that place Octo Der l.
 Eighty to Be Made.
 Eighty persons have made applica- tiOn to be made voters in the town of Kilingly this fall, among the number three women. The principal gain in voters this year will be in the Second district of the town
 Popular Company.
 The Dainty Quakeresses company completed a three nights engagement 1 at the C'rpheum theater Saturday even l ing, when there was large audience to welcome the favorite company. Mat l thew Orr( author of the show, was here with the company.
 The advance sale of tickets for the Young Peoples course of entertain ments indicates that this yearly offer 1 ing has lost ione of it's great popular ity. The success of the course is al- ready assured.
 To Be Started at Brooklyn, Fair.
 s. D Hortons fast pacer. Dixie Boy, /! is to be started in the races at Brook i lyn fair. This horse started at Wood stock on Tuesday of last week. but was handicapped by reason of the fact that he was obliged to travel on the third of mile track there.
 There has been some talk within a few days of duplicating the special of Main street during the holi- day. season, as was done last year. This is matter that must be worked up, 1 however, so some time will be re- quired to get a definite decision on the matter.
 There will be a number of DanielsOn people in Putnam today (Nonday) to ! attend the trial of the ease of the state bank commissioners Vs. the Windham County Savings bank, commencing in the superior court before Judge Mar 1 GUS Fl. Holcomb
 At Industrial place new street signs 1 have been erected, these signs bearing names different from those wished for them during the boom period. These i streets are in sense yliyate, for they.I have never been accepted by the town. l
 Merely Joy Riders.
 The interest relative to the mysteri- | ous automobile that stalled near Allen ] Hill one night last week has been solv- ed The good people of that section who were routed out If bed at a. m. i to help the stalled travellers, a man and a woman, need do no worrying i over the matter, as said travellers need i no one to worry about them. They 1 had been out having a little joy ride"