Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-18

Local Telephone Men Get in on Safe
ty First Prizes-New Sewers Total
221O Feet-First Concert Tonight on
West side-No Quarantine Needed
Against UndiTuted Americanism,
Pierre Petae Thinks.
John Norm visited in Nashua, where
his wife and child have been guests for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Craig will spend
the week-en with relatives at Davis
vile and Providence.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Kennedy, of
Academy street entertained Mrs. De-
loss Wood, of North Sterling. Thurs
day.
Y. H. wethereu attended the annual
gathering of S. N. E. T. company en-
ployes at New Haven.
Winners In Safety First.
Charles E. Smith. testman at the 10
cal station, and James G. Coldwen,
testman at Putnam, won prizes in the
Safety First contest for S. n. E. 7.
company employees at New Haven.
Souvenir W. H. Taylor's picture ap-
peared in a Hartford papers faces of
An addition is being built to the
George Wetherell house, Furnace
street.
County Agent w. c. Kennedy of the
Thursday.
John c. Raburn Of Stamford visited
with Danielson friends Thursday.
Attended Norwich Reunion.
George I Henry was a visitor in
Norwich, attending a gathering of vet
Grams at the buckingham Memorial.
221o Feet of New Sewers.
z. L. Darbie of the sewer committee
Of the court of burgesses says the new
sewers authorized in North street,
Connecticut Mills avenue and HaW-
llins street will total 221O feet. Bids for
the work aFe being asked.
John Crotty of the Attawaugan
house staff is recovering from an at
tack of rheumatism.
Officer Alfred ChamDa gne. on a va
cation trip, was a visitor here from
Centreville, r. /, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. LOgee and fam
lily have been spending a, week at the
Horton cottage at Old Killingly pond.
Secretary c. H. Starkweather an
nounced that applications for loans
have been placed with the Danielson
Building and Loan association.
Charged With Assault.
The case of Edmund FIagg, Will
Evansville, charged with striking
resident of that village. is to be heard
in the town court tomorrow. AttOr-
ney S. s. Russell is counsel for Flagg.
Fete Has Been Successful.
The annual St. James parish lawn
fete was brought to a successful close
Thursday evening, a large number be-
ing in attendance. The proceeds of
the fete will be added to the treasury
of the church.
Health Regulations Are Working
Some people make something of q
joke over the manner in which the
quarantine against out of town chill
dren under 16 years of age is being
enforced. but the regulations are prov
ing very effective just the same.
Only Two More Thursday Afternoons
Clerks and store proprietors who
took another weekly half-hOliday on
especially the clerks, with regret to
the fact that only two more Thursdays
will bring few hours of freedom.
CoIored Mission Prayer Meeting.
Rev. J. G. Holland, Mystic, is to con-
duct a COlored mission prayer meet
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
J. Bush, Potter street, Saturday even
ing. Sunday afternoon at $50 Rev.
Mr. Holland is to speak in the vestry
of the Baptist church.
Concert Program for Tonight.
The following program is to be
given by st. James band at the open
ar concert on the w 6SL size THIS eN-
ening: California Exposition March,
(Mackie): Grand selection, Mariana,
(Wallace): Loves Devotion, waltz.
(JohnstOn) TriumphaI Overture,
(RockweID: A Dream of Spring, waltz,
(RockwelD; FroIicsh of the Tmps,
(Carlton}; Wizard March (ThOmas).
This concert is to be the first Of
series given by the Quinebaug com
pany.
Picnic at Old Furnace.
A number Of local women were at
the Old Furnace, on the Danielson-
South Killingly road, via Franklin
basket picnic This pretty point for
picnics is but two miles from Dan
ielson, and only a few years ago many
church picnics used to be held there