Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-17

@S$mit@ Wound MMd@ m4 Wewe0fly prsaoadluno e, nake of Dovolops ment 6cmmItsae's vIaik- Death cf Mre. Thomas Msodsen. Sir aetsr-clrcus kcasss were aispossd { town court EFldax morning. All but one e2 the prisoners paid fines and costs, the other being given 90 days. i Captain P. L. Darbie o8 the Thirs teenth company is receiving re-eu- Hstments, preparatory to the com lnandss departure for camp.
 Rev. George w. Stanley of Putnam win preach at the Methodist church here Sunday, in exchange with Rev. B. A. Legg.
 Appointed Administrator.
 Arthur G. Bill has been named an administrator of the estate of Myra L.
 WlH Speak a4 Putnam.
 Mrs. Rlenzi Robinson will be ono of the speakers at the Windhatn county suffrage organizations convention in Putnam today.
 Dressed Knife Wound Made.
 Dr. George M. Burroughs dressed n knife wound inflicted upon band member Of the Cook 6 Wilson circus, in the fight at Westerly.
 July Il has been selected as the date for the annual Methodist Sum- day school picnic, to be held at AL exander's lake.
 Mrs. Burt Q. Cook, who was injured by an automobile at Central Village, was on her way here at the time of ,, the accident
 Carried Prisoner on ais Back. ! Chief Michael Grimshaw furnishes his own transport for prisoners when they refuse to walk. Late Thursday night he carried one on his back from Main street to the police station.
 With Mrs. F. H. Sprague, the mem- bers Of the Ladies Reading circle will have their last meeting of the season on Monday afternoon.
 Jerome A. Rice of Fall River was visitor with friends in Danielson
 John Dove of Brown university is at his home here for the summer va t Circus Wagon Stalled.
 Falling asleep early Friday morning, while driving six horses drawing a big circus wagon from the show grounds in upper Westfleld, the driver aWoke to find his heavy rig stalled in the mud on Stearns street, into which he had uneonsciously swung his horses
 Rev. Ignatills Kost, pastor. at Day. ville,s has. been at Keyser Island this week for the annual retreat of priests e the diocese of Hartford.
 Strong Team to Face Providence,
 Manager A. W. Williams win have ! strong team in the field to face the Proyidepce Colonials at this af. cernoon's game on Quinebaug field.
 Final repcfts, now being compiled will show that very successful werh has been done by pupils in schools in all parts Of the town of Killingly during the school year that closes this week.
 Two Games at Webster Today. ! "A -. - f.,l she Eastern Connecticut 1nterScholaS. tic baseball championship will be de. eided at Webster today, Norwich Frel Academy and Bartlett High schoo having agreed to play two games game will be played as an exhibition as there will be a double header any way.
 Development Committee Coming th
 27th.
 June 27 is set as the date for tn coming here of the Eastern Connec tieut Development committee. It i proposed to make this meeting a yer. interesting and valuable one. Mem bers of the local Business Mems asso c.atiou are to meet with the commit tee, the meeting to be held in the Or pheum theatre.
 Special Committees to Report.
 Reports Of special committees ap \ pointed by the town some time sine Il arc practically ready for presentatio at the adjourned special town meet ing scheduled for next Monday. Thes | reports deal with matters of town fl nance and with the proposal of in stalling record vaults in the town ha building, where the office Of the tow clerk is to be located. III Miss Grace Stanton will be leader ( II the B. '. P. U. meeting at the Baptis II church Sunday evening, this being th last meeting of the society until Ser II tember.
 ? Hustline Work on Addition. aI The addition to the upper mills Connecticut place, now being exec vated for is to be of brick and tw stories in height. This addition wi \ join the two original mills togetht and make plant in excess of 7t feet in length. The success Of tn
 concern has spelled prosperity an " growth for Danielson, but what u town has benefited from the big con - pany is only a small measure of tl =, future great business dividends thi
 will accrue from the concern. It Il, predicted. that it's payrolls will be ,er excess of $10s600 a week within u
 next three to five years. pm At Norwich Safety First Meeting. ss.. Plant employees of the Danielson q
 vision were at Norwich Thursday e a- ening for another of the series of saf m ty first meetings that have been col
 the Southern New England TeIephol tor company.
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