Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-06

Too Near Watershed, Health Officer
Thinks.
Albert Spinosa, New York, formerly
engaged in business here. is to open
place of business in Putnam.
County Commissioners E. H. Cort-
tbs, John A. Dady and Urgele Lafrance
were at the county Jail in Brooklyn
for the April meeting Wednesday.
Young Brothers company have add
ed a light automobile truck to their
delivery service equipment
John A. Leonard of Uxhridge, Mass,
was a visitor with friends in Daniel
son, Wednesday.
The current issue of the Telephone
Bulletin contains a photograph, Show
ing a number of local men, of the
business men attending the Eastern
Connecticut Development committees
banquet at Norwich.
Rehearsed Play.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H Pellet had the
members of Killingly grange at their
home Wednesday evening for the re-
hearsal of a grange play.
Howard B. Deacon is in New York
on a business trip.
Pomona Meeting at Hampton.
The April meeting of Quinebaug
Pomona grange comes on the 29th,
with Little River grange of Hamp-
ton.
Mrs. E. H. Reach will have the
members of the Civic federation at
her home for a meeting Friday aft
erncon.
StonTngton Rector to Preach.
Rev. F. r. Sanford of Stonington is
to conduct the Lenten service at st.
Adams church this evening.
Raymond A Preston of the faculty
of Brown university recently visited
hi f- t. nj I've
Preston.
About 1870 has been pledged for the
support of Danielson's baseball team,
but it is hoped and expected to in
crease this nucleus to $500.
Whist Melted $37.
The net receipts of the military
whist recently given by the Civic fed
GRAFTON at the rooms of the Bohemian
club were $S7.
Four New Fire Alarm Boxes Needed
1t is proposed to locate the four fire
alarm boxes asked of the borough by
Chief a. P. Woodward as follows;
Corner Main and Maple streets, cor
ner Main and Railroad streets. cor
ner Mechanics and Oak streets, cor
ner Broad and Cottage streets, thus
completing the system as originally
planned.
Principal and Mrs. Ernest H. War
rem are spending a few days of the
vacation period in Boston.
Rev. f. A. Blake, D. D., of Brooklyn
is at Stamford attending the New
York East conference of the Metho.
dist Episcopal church.
Earl F. Wood, student at Brown uni
versity. is spending his vacation with
friends in Boston.
Mutt and Jeff was the theatrical at
traction at the Orpheum theatre We'd
nesday evening.
KillingIy's Delegates.
Judge Harry E. Back, w. z. LabeIle
| Charles E. Aver and Harley s. rlact
| make up Killingly's delegation to the
republican convention at Hartford or
next Tuesday and Wednesday.
Demurrer Sustained.
In the case of John S. Soderbeg, Of
| Canterbury, VS.. Hugh German, Brook.
| lyn, the demurrer filed by Attorneys
| Back and Darbie. counsel for the
plaintiff has been sustained. This is &
suit resulting from a collision between
teams of the interested parties.
Suckers and CLAIMS Plenty.
Suckers, the originals of the tpye
| are now running up the local rivers
| and are being sought after by spear
| men. who work nightly by the light Of
torches. Local men who visited Oak.
| land beach, where many Danielsor
people are summer visitors. aug more
| than two bushels of clans in about ar
| hour. CLAIMS were never more plen.
| tiful than this year at this beach.
| BriCklayers are pushing their worl
| on the addition to the mill at indus.
! trial place, where work of relocating
| the side track is also underway MA.
| chinery is now in operation on the new
| upper floor of the north mill
Detour by Way of Brooklyn.
To avoid bad travelling on the high.
| way between Danielson and Waure
| gan the Brooklyn route is being useC
| by many local motorists, who find tina
| travelling with machines is a pleasure
| once more, though there are a few
| bad stretches of highway hereabouts
The attention of members of tn,
| Business Mems association has beer
! called to the fact that there is a bis
market at present time for waste pa.
| per at 30 cents per houndred pounds
| Tons of this waste paper is burned vi
| in Danielson.
A committee of the Business Men!
| association will confer with the Sc.
| lectmen over the matter of devisinc
| some means of keeping the streets IL
! the business section clean during tn,
| season now opening. The matter o.
! garbage disposal has been left to rat
| grievance committee of the associa.
| ton. At the present time truckinr