Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-15

 tient in a Worcester hospital for sev- eral weeks has so far recovered after undergoing surgical operations that ne will return to his home here today Indications are that MT. Nado's health will eventually be restored.
 Dog No Match For Locomotive. A rnongrel dog that has had a habit of chasing after and barking at auto mobiles had a session with the loco motive on a freight train Wednesday, and the dog is no more. Incidentally, step was knocked off the pilot of the locomotive when 1t hit the dog, tossing the animal in the air. The collision did not kill the dog outright, but his sufferings were quickly ended by a bullet from a revolver in the hand of Officer John Gordon.
 So dissatisfied are farmers in many towns in this section of the state with the terms of the new workmens com pensation law. which is becoming more and more understood that it is indi- cated that farming interests will de mand revision of the act at the next session of the general assembly.
 MT. and Mrs. Alton Frost entertain ed a party of friends at their home on Riverview Tuesday evening, in observ- ance of their fifth wedding anniversa- ry.
 Wreck Delays Traffic.
 A wreck at Davisvil1e, R. l., delayed the arrival here until just before g o'clock Wednesday morning of the mail train due at o'clock. Trains being run from the Providence line via Plainfield cause the delay on the local line.
 Attended State Grange.
 The following from eastern Wind- ham county towns have been at Hart ford attending the twenty ninth annu- slf u4X.a tn .f1e han ielson, F. J. Bailey, Ray w. Pellett; Canterbury and Brooklyn, Mir and Mrs. Charles s. Hyde, Mir. and Mrs. Nathan Exley, Mrs. Clinton Frink, H. W. Golf; South Killingly, Rev. H. B.. Goodsell; Pomfret Landing, Mrs E. T. White; Woodstock, L. H. Healey, John Healey; Pomfret, Everett E. Brown; Hampton MT. and Mrs. C. E. Burnhan.
 Bohemian Clubs Officers.
 Following are the newly elected of ficers of the Bohemian Club corpora ton: president, Charles s. Dayton; secretary, E. L. DaFbie; treasurer, A. P. Woodward; directors, Dr. F. P. Todd, Harold F Glendining. A. Van Woodworth. The annual reports show that the club is in a aourishitg con dition, has 97 members and a substan- tial sum in it's treasury.
 Twelve Degrees Below Wednesday
 1t was not so cold in Danielson We'd nesday morning as many had predicted the night before that it would be. neV ertheless temperatures down to F be- low zero were reported. During Wed nesday further trouble with water ser vice pipes was reported, i'll some cases notwithstanding the fact that precau- ton considered sufficient had been talk en to prevent the trouble. Ice on cut ting ponds in Danielson and vicinity yves reported as being from ' 12 to 10 inches thick Wednesday afternoon.
 Cold Hampered Railroads.
 Danie1son people who were in Bos- ton Tuesday slept late Wednesday morning. for they did not get home until midnight. Difficulty in making train movements in the Boston tcrmin- al was responsible for the delay, as well as the trouble in getting the best results from locomotives in cold weather. The Boston train due in Put nam at s D. m. and on which most of the Danielson people were to come out on did not get away on its journey un- til after o'clock and when it did get to Putnam some of the local pas sengers finished their trip here on the electric cars.