Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-10
DANIELSON

Big Bank Safe Being Moved-Harry Young Breaks Arm-Additien to DayviIIe MiII-Increased Attendance in Public Schools. MT. and Mrs. George H. Call mo- tored into southern Rhode Island to attend the Kingston fair.
 pr. L. J. Morin leaves today for a visit with relatives in Canada Dr. Morin's family will return from Cam ada with him later in the month Rev. John Roux of Fitchburg, for merly an assistant at St. James' church, has been visitor here. Misses Leah Bessette and Adwilda Heneault are in New York for the openings.
 Mrs. Albert s. Amos III.
 Supervisor Albert s. Ames was call- ed to Boston Wednesday, on account of the illness of Mrs. Anes-
 Walter Murphy and George Dnval are spending the week at the Horton cottage. at Old Killingly pond
 J. Carl Witter was in Norwich We'd nesday on a business trip.
 Miss Carrie White is spending a va cation in East Douglas.
 Miss Norah Cronin of Warren, R, l., has been the guest of friends in Dan ielson.
 George B. Newton of Meriden was visitor with friends in Danielson, Wednesday.
 William Currar and Gaston A. Main don. Who are spending few days in New York state, were at Niagara Falls Wednesday,
 Mrs. $. D. Horton and daughter Anna. have been recent visitors in Providence.
 Mrs. P. F. Murray visited relatives in Pawtucket, Wednesday.
 Will Attend Convention.
 A. P. Woodward is in New Haven today and will attend the republican state convention.
 Miss Emma Chartier and Miss Georgianna Godreau have been at Bos- ton for the openings.
 Miss Beryl Walcott, formerly Of the West Side. has been visiting here from Worcester.
 County Commissioners E. H. Hail. F jail in Brooklyn, Wednesday.
 Frank B. Guertin of Riverpoint was a visitor with friends in Danielsen, Wednesday.
 Rev. Alferie' chartier, M. s., has re- turned to Hartford, after a visit with relatives here.
 Moving Bank Safe.
 F. A. Davis and a gang of men were engaged Wednesday in removing a heavy safe of the Windham County National bank to the new building of the institution, which will be ready for occupancy in about two weeks
 Charles Gareau. who is completing in Canada his studies for the priest hood has returned to the Dominion after spending the summer vacation with his mother Mrs. Alphonse Gareau of Carter street.
 Low Temperature Wednesday. A temperature that was in some Iowland places close to the frost making mark was the cause of much | comment among crop growers We'd 1esday morning. No damage to grow l ing things was reported, however, Arm Broken in Fall from Tree. Harry Young, son of c. Young of | Mechanic street, has broken arm as which he was climbing. The injured arm was given attention by Dr. J. B Sweet of Griswold.
 Opening of Parish School. | St. James school has opened with g l large attendance and the organization | for the year has been practically com pleted. The remodeled building prove. to be of increased convenience fol teachers and pupils.
 Improving Dayville Milf.
 Work on the improvements and ex tensions in progress all summer a the plant of the Assawauga Woole1 force of structural steel workers f erecting an addition that is being con structed on the north side of the plan l for power purposes.
 In distributing oil over state high | way surfaces in the town of Kil1ingly at the expense of the state htghwa, department, a motor-driven sprinkle is being used. The oil is being takel from tank cars in the local railroal yards.