Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-25

Mrs. John Ruddy of Bridgeport Wis
tied relatives in Dauielson.
Miss Evelyn Soule OF Norwich has
been a visitor with relatives here.
It was expected Monday that Chief
Michael Grinshaw OF the police who
duty today.
Week End House Party.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold II. Glendining
entertained friends at week end
house party.
been elected captain OF the Brown
University Football team Is . rela-
tive of the Misses Evelyn and Bea-
trice Whipple of Danielson.
Roy D. Marion of Leomister, Mass,
was a visitor with friends In Danielson
Monday.
Elsear Blanchette Is recovering from
an injury received when struck In the
eye by the end OF an iron bar at
Quinebaug lake one day last week.
Fished Through the Ice.
Several parties numbering nearly
two score persons were at Old Killing
" pond to fish through the ice on
Sunday.
Mrs. Harold Atwood is niece OF
Miss Elmira Goddard. who died in
Worcester Sunday night.
w. L. Moran of Meriden spent Sun
day with friends in Danielson-
The annual meeting Of the Con-
necticut Temperance union. of which
Rev. C. Fl. Barber is president. Is be-
ing held in Hartford today.
r. B. Writer, s. III. Bowen and G.
F. RainviIle. members of the board
of relief of the town Of Brooklyn, have
given notice SIS to their meetings.
Henry McDermott returned to
Woonsocket after spending few days
at his home in town.
Strikes Delay Business.
Strikes are interfering with the
machinery bought for installation ir
mills in this town.
Patrolnan Michael Grimshaw, Sr.
was on duty In the business section
Monday, taking the place of his son.
The advance in wages in mills II
this vicinity will give employees tota
Increase of from $4,000 to $500 g
week. 1t is claimed. approximately
| $4,000 to $4,000 a month.
| Local relatives were at Providence
| to attend the funeral of William ]
Danielson, who was a native of thi:
town and who became one-of the prom.
| inent business men of Providence.
Cars With Frosted Headlights.
A few cars with frosted" head
| lights" complying with the new Mass
achusetts law intended to do ava!
with the bliding glare from electro
bulbs. are seen in this vicinity. car
| that owners frequently drive into tn
neighborfng state. Garage cars her
will of necessity be so fitted. for thei
business is frequently in the Ba,
state.
Ice 10 Inches Thick.
Cutting of ice will be resumed at tn
| Hygeia reservoir, near East Kf1lingl.
| this morning. The work of harvestin,
was held up by Saturdays thaw. Th
ice is about 10 inches. At presen
| the ice houses are about half filled
| this representing Between 1000 and 2,
| 500 tons. Men were engaged Monda.
| in marking out the ice for cutting.
Division Has $40 Telephone Stations
| There are $50 names in the Daniel
| son division in the new telephone di
| rectorieS just in use. The DanielSO,
| division is gaining steadily and tn
/ service becoming generally more val
liable to all who are included in il
| The use of the telephone in the out
| lying districts is increasing.
Danielson has an odd business en-
| terprise-the buying and selling @
packing cases. Hundreds of thes
cases are shipped packed with var
| to a local mill. The mill sells Their
on contract and the buyer disposes c
| them in various towns and cities, hav
| ing built up regular trade for then
| Hundreds of the cases are stored o
i vacant lots on School and Potte
] streets.
Industrial Place Streets.
Se1ectmen Louis e. Young and job
! A. Gilbert recently held specie
| meeting relative to considering wha
shall be done about carrying out tn
4 vote Of thetown at the annual tow
meeting last October in regard to lay
Ing out streets at Industrial place
| Damase Bou1ias. Frank A. Davis an
Charles A. Tillinghast were also pres
ent at the meeting.
The matter of improving the street
was discussed. but the meeting ad
1ourned without taking definite actor
The matter will again be taken u
soon. 1t is believed that the improve