Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-14


 schooIs-Pomona Outing at Wood
 stock Tuesday.
 Supervision Albert s. Ames, in Bos- ton for the summer, spent Saturday in town, attending to some details that require attentio nprior to the open ing of the schools in September.
 Nicholas Longo, who injured knee cap while at work in a local mill, was taken to St. Vincents hospital, at Worcester, for treatment.
 John M Bessette, West Side, has ret urned. much improved in health, from an eight weeks stay in Canada. Illustrated lecture-YeIlowston and Glacier Park-by Mrs. Charles Perkins at Miss Emma Filings home, Tues day, D. m. Admission 25 cents.- adv.
 Charles H. Prince. Boston. is spend ing this week with his mother, Mrs. F. A. Prince, West Side. His daugh- ter. Miss Marion, is also guest here.
 New Houses To Go Up.
 F. A. Davis and E. H. Reach are to erect dwellings at Industrial place. c. A. Young is to erect dwelling house on Mechanic street north of Young Brothers yard
 Mill Siding In Use.
 The new sidetrack at the Connec- ticut Mills has been completed and the first string of eleven cars was set upon it at the week end. The sid ing is approximately 1000 feet in length
 Frederick Nash of Worcester visit ed here Saturday with his parents, Mir and Mrs. D. s. Nash, Mechanic street.
 Mrs. Mary Reynolds. Miss Ella Sid ley and Miss Margaret Sullivan leave tomorrow for a. visit to Mt Tom and other places in that vicinity.
 Nathan D. Prince, vice president of Iitc Connecticut Trust and Safe De- p0sit company. Hartford. is spending this week at his home in Danielson.
 Frank c. Wall of Blackstone spent the week-end with friends in Daniel son.
 Pomona Outing on Tuesday.
 Kilrng1y grange members will att tend the annual field day and outing cf QUinebaug Pomona grange, No. ?, at Roseland park, Woodstock tOmor- row.
 Schools Will Open On Time.
 There have been inquiries as 10 whether the precautions to protect the t1v-r against infan-ile paralysis will delay the opening of the schools. but vGcn delay does not now seem likely There are no cases of the disease in th,S town
 Miss Katherine D. AyIward chief operator at the telephone exchange, is having 2 vacation of two weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis F. Keenedy made a weekend motor trip to Pro vidence.
 Slide Blocks Progress.
 A section of the sewer trench that is being excavated in Main street, be- tween Winter and FTutchins streets, ccVed in Saturday morning. but the vorFmen in the immediate vicinity es- Caped injury.
 Brooklyn Church Being Redecorated.
 Another service was conducted by Rev 4. P. KneII. rector at Brooklyn, at Old Trinity church. Church street Sunday. The church at Brooklyn Cen ter has been in course of redecOratiOn int eriOrly and it is expected that ser vice will he held there next Sunday
 Walter E. Shippee who was serious Iy i'll for a few weeks and who has been confined to his home for a long time. is now able 10 be out again, walking with the aid of crutChes.
 Will Go to Firemen's Convention.
 Walter I. Chase will be among the representatives of the DanielsOn's FiremeD's Association attending the state firemen's association convention at Thompsonville. Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
 Five dwellings, in various stages of construction are now being built in a row on Connecticut Mills avenue. Other dwellings are to be erected at once, practically building up this street, on the easterly side, during the present season.
 Fun at Annual CIambake.
 A large number of the members of tie fremen's association and invited guests had a splendid time at their annual clambake, held Sunday on the north shore of AIexander's lake while the barbers' union were having an equally pleasant outing and bake at old Killingly pond.
 Funeral of Mrs. EIIene AofanoipuIu.
 Miss El1ene Aofanoipulu, 32, died Friday night at the Day KimbaL hos pttaI. at Putnam. Saturday afternoon funeral services were conducted at her home on the West Side. burial being in Westffeld cemetery. Louis F. Ken nedy was the funeral director.