Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-28

-St. Janaes' Parish Lawn Fete Opens
--Rumored New lndustry-FI imfiam
Came Played In Central Village and
Borough.
I Mrs. W. J. Craig left Tuesday for .
weeks visit with relatives In Davis
!, vile. r. I.
Leases Brooklyn Place.
: Miss Edith Knight Of Providence has
LEASED the Harvey Robinson place at
sBrooklyn and Is soon to occupy 1t.
WIN II: Barron left Tuesday noon
For business trip tc Buffalo.
& Mrs. John Burns of Webster, former
+ w resident on Mechanic street, has
been the guest Of relatives here.
s Charles L. Nado of Pomfret was q
yisitor with friends In Danielson Tues
Gets Sewer Contract.
Frank A. Davis has the contract for
{ constructing 576 feet OF sewer in Garter
istreet, he being the lowest bidder for
the work, which Is to be commenced at
once.
Mrs. W. H. Barron, Miss Elizabeth
Barron. Miss Alma Keech and Miss
Helena Brooks, Davvil1e, are at the
Barron cottage at Beech pond
Charles e. Franklin OF Providence
has been spending few days at his
George G. Wells OF Brockton was a
visitor with friends. in Danielson Tues
day.
Mrs. Frederick Dubuc has been
spending q few days at Oakland
Beach.
Rev. and MRS. e. A Legg remain at
Edenacres. in the Sparks district
where they are spending their vaca-
ton.
Mrs. A. H. Arlington has returned
from stay at Kelsey Point.
!; Truck Breaks Through Fence.
A light autotruck owned by an
through the fence bordering the east
side Of the highway near the borough
farm Tuesday morning. It was taken
in charge by Wauregan garagist.
The fiscal year OF the town Of XII
lingly. closing with the present week,
10 expected to show an increase In the
Indebtedness of the town, but no fig
ures are as yet available
No Motorcycles for Carriers.
Under Postmaster General Burleson's
orders against the use by rural carriers
Of motorcycles in covering their routes
after Jan. /, Carrier A. w. Logee, from
the local Office. will be obliged to Tore-
go the convenient use of his machine,
which he keeps in service when the
weather and travelling permit.
These are heydays of hay days and
all Of eastern Windham county is
marked by the hustle and hustle of
farmers who have had the harvesting
Of the crop delayed by bad weather the
early part of the month. Oats here
abouts are reported in superb condi-
ton.
Thirteenth Company Plans Outings.
Members of the Thirteenth company
have decided, as a company, on some
outings for the remaining weeks of the
summer. The first of the series may
be an outing at the rifle range week
from Saturday next, but this is a ten
sative date and may be changed.
Good Rerts Scarce.
Additional dwellings are needed in
Danielson. Good rents are exceedingly
scarce at the present time. though the
demand for them has been insistent for
the past year. A half dozen dwellings
Are under construction. but most Of
these are, already leased.
Needed More Than Ever. =
Occasionally nickel or dime is
dropped into the boxes that may be
FOUND about town for the purpose of
attracting money to be used by the
French Red Cross in buying materials
for the relief of Belgians and wounded
to be slackening.
Opening of Parish Lawn Fete.
Hundreds of the members of st.
James parish gathered on the grounds
Of the church property Tuesday even
ing for the opening of the annual fete
champetre. Prettily decorated booths
and liberal use of electric lights made
the grounds very attractive There
were many amusements and pastimes
to interest all who came, the variety
Of attractions being sufficient to pro-
vide something to hold the attention Of
everyone. The success of the annual
event seemed forecasted Tuesday
evening.