Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-12

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Vote Monday-PIans For Seats at
Baseball Ground-Delinquent Tax
payers to Be Rounded UP-Frank
Lathrope Seriously III.
Frank s. Kennedy. proprietor of the
hotel at Dayville, has an injured leg.
the result of kick from a horse.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Phillips OIL
wauregan are at Miami. Fla, this
week.
Mrs. L. 2. Kennedy and her guest,
Miss Anna McGill, of Hartford. have
been visitors in Providence.
To Remodel Stable.
Kent A. parbie is to change his
stable on High street, in the rear of
the graded school building, into a
John A. Pettis of Waterbury was a
visitor with friends in Danielson on
Tuesday.
drews motored to Providence Tues
day.
Highest Vote For Chief erimshaw.
Chief Grimshaw OF the police de-
partment received the compliment OF
the highest vote cast for an individual
at the annual borough election.
Colored singers in concert of south
ern melodies. river and camp meeting
songs, piano, violin, guitar, horns. at
Congregational church this evening"
| adv.
Sewer Vote Favored.
High street residents were rejoicing
| Tuesday over the vote of the borough
| meeting appropriating $1,000 for a
sewer in that street, whtre one has
| been badly needed for years.
| K H. S. baseball team, which plays
its first league bame Wednesday OF
next week, is regularly continuing
practice and the players are rapidly
| direction of Coach Paul N. Swaffield
Fine Street Certain.
| Judge Harry z. Back quotes State
| Highway Commissioner Bennett as
| stating that when Main street IS nm
| proved a splendid street will be bull
i by the state, but whether ameisite OF
i extra heavy macadam will be USED
II northward from the Congregations
church to the Borough line HIS no
been determined.
III Annual Statement Interesting.
| The recent annual statement or tn,
Connecticut Mills company has beer
read with interest not only by tn,
! stockholders here, but as we'll by al
who appreciate what this fine concerl
has done for Danielson in an industrial
and business way.
Joseph Bodo of Carter street ha
sold to Mrs. George Cook and Thorn
as Weaver, one of his three dwelling
at the corner of Spring and Oal
streets.
Following the vote of the borough
meeting, an order will be placed 500
for the additional fire alam boxes tina
are to be installed in the borough
4 completing the system as original
planned.
Appropriations in Excess of Cost
The amounts voted for sewers a
n the annual borough meeting-S1, 20
Y for High street, $4,000 for Main stree
I are in excess of the net cost to III
s borough. The net cost for the Hig
\ Street sewer is expected to be aboU
5000 the net cost for the Main Stree
sewer about $4,000. On the basis {
N the total of last years borough expen
4 ditures and the borough income til
same. it is expected that the boroug
can build the projected sewers an
just quit even on the years bushes
X this on the strength of what wa
Il done last year, in reducing til
) borough Indebtedness by about So
h O0C.
h good investment opportunity
h afforded anyone interested in pun
" chasing either one or both of dwelling
Il at the corner of Oak and Sprir
streets. These dwellings are in GOO
! repair and pay a splendid net incom
Write Box $50. Danielson.-adv.