Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-30
DANIELSON And PUTNAM NEWS
DAVIDSON

Apprais.a ~ Msrior Estats-Mrs.
Charles s5yds Fraeturss Wrist
5rssks With Stolen carpenters'I !
Topgs-Albsrt J. Kenehsn SaHsrs
concussion Of the Brain.
Mrs. Kent A Marble and daughter.
Mrs. Frederick Princeton are az Ocean
beach for a months stay.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward Garrison Of
New Haven are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. +. e Co1vin. Mr.. Carlson is
making steady recovery from a dan
gerous injury received early IN the
Returning From Canada.
G. o. Thomas. J. y. Lava1lee.
Charies Norm and Albert MaiIhot are
expected here tomorrow from fishing
trip in Canada and q visit in Mon
treaI.
Manager Teddy Cassent of the Put
nam baseball team and the famous
eolcred pitcher, Redding, were visitors
In Danielson Saturday morning.
Miss Emma Mcbride has gone to
Newport for a weeks visit
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred L. Reed leave
Prince Endward Island.
Substitutes For Pastor.
J. Albert Vachon occupied the pulpit
REGAIN Sunday, Rev. J. Sherman Cove,
the pastor, being away on his vaca-
ton Mr.. Yashon, who fs studying
for the ministry, gave an excellent
sermon on the subject, New Wine I'm
Old Bott1es
Rev. II. Joseph Twomey of Newark.
n. j. formerly pastor here. preached
at the Central Baptist church in Nor
witch Sunday and was heard by a
number Of members Of the DanieIson
Baptist church.
Tax Collector Pierce BouIafne con-
tinues to receive an occasional pay
ment Of personal tax, but all liable
have not settled as yet.
Appraisers at Work.
Nathan ID. Prince and z. NJ. NJ
Marior, appraisers OF the estate OF
Mrs Harriet Marion. were engaged az
their duties in Brooklyn during the
week end
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Craig were wis-
itors in Norwich Sunday.
William Young. an employee at the
Connecticut mills, is recovering from
an injury sustained one day last; week
Postmaster and Mrs. A d. SayIes
Of East KiHingly are spending a va
| cation at Oakland beach
Everett Mitchell was a visitor in
Norwich Sunday.
Fractured Wrist.
Mrs. Charles Hyde Of Winter street
fell at her home and fractured her
wrist The fracture, a compound one
has been reduced
Experienced Road Builder.
Friends Of Frank z. Preston, who il
a. candidate for highway commission.
er, il the town decides to have one
/ say that the claim that he is without
| road building experience is without
foundation: that he has an experience
Of a score Of years in the care Of
highways.
Miss Alga Anderson was a visitor in
Norwich Sunday.
Receive Rebate Checks.
The first Of the $50 rebate checks t.
buyers of Ford cars during the pas
year are being received here. N ID
Prince has received one. The 800, O0i
checks to be sent out will be maiIeS
at the rate Of 10000 a day, the postag,
TO carry the list. at two cents each
being $4,000.
Talk of New Pavement.
With the work of improving Mai
| street without cost to the town uri
derway, talk has started for the Iayini
of ameisite pavement about the rail
road station and by the postoffice an,
Bradley building. If the railroad com
pany would help make this needed i'm
proYement, the cost as divided woul,
not be heavy.
VIII Not Move Tracks.
1t is stated that it has been decide,
not to move the trolley tracks iron
the west side of Main street from tn
Keystone building to the Bates bloc
to the center of the street. Tn
street there will be improved withou
changing the location of the track
Continuing the work of making tn
changes in Main street, the force o
the Shore Line ctricRailwaycom
panyon Saturday uncovered the tie
to point opposite the town hal
building. Many of the ties have bee
in the ground since the road was bull
16 years ago, and are considerable
rotted and broken down.
Breaks With Stolen Tools.
Vandals played havoc with toe
chests an dtools OF carpenters engag
ed in building houses for Frank 4
| Davis near Williamsville corner dur
ing the early hours of Saturday morn
ing and carried away some of tn
tools found. A break at a Dayvill
market was also reported Saturda
morning, one of the screw driver
taken from the cottage being foun
there. The loss at the market wa
not heavy, il is reported.