Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-20

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 Falls from Hay Load, Fracturing
 SkuIi--ReV. A. p. KneeI Resigns --
 Checks Coming to Vacation Thrift
 CIub-Quinebaug Lodge Installation.
 Mrs. c. B. Wheatley left Wednesday for visit with MT. and Mrs. George Fl. Call, at Cedar Point, R. I.
 Rev. Alferie Chartier, M. S., of Hartford, is in charge of a parish at ClIartier is spending two weeks at Bridgeport with her brother. Miss Annie Breault leaves today for a visit of few weeks with relatives and friends in Montreal and other parts of Canada
 Walter W. Murphy, who has been at WiIlimantic, is again employed at the Attawaugan hotel.
 WiIIimantie Minister to Preach.
 Rev. Sinclair Grimstead of Willi- mantle, is to preach at a colored mis- sion service to be held in Colored Odd Fellows hall, in the town hail build ing, at 3.30 Sunday afternoon.
 John Darby of Norwich was a vis- ttor in DanieIson, Wednesday.
 Fell from Hay Load-Fractured Skull
 Napoleon Dufrense of the Black Hill section of the town of Canterbury, fractured his skull, when he fell from a load of hay.
 Peter 4. Brevet of New Bedford wis., tied friends in DanielsOn, Wednesday,
 Miss Margaret Kilday, of Ballou- vile, was operated upon for appendi- Citis at the Day KimbaII hospital where she was taken by Dr. George Barnes, of DayVille.
 D. E. Jette and a party of friends motored to WnlimantiC, Wednesday.
 Rev. James H. George, Jr., is now at Plattsburg, participating in the in struction at the preparedness camp.
 Guest from W;nsted.
 Thomas Head, Jr of Winsted, who has been visiting relatives in Norwich, is now the guest of Michael Head and family of Academy street.
 Henry c. Morris of Webster visited with Danielson friends Wednesday.
 Advertising is being put upon rail- road stations in this vicinity, pIa- carding boards recently placed in pO< sitiOn.
 Day of Scorching Heat.
 The temperature again scared into the sos Wednesday, giving the far mers one more excellent hay day. The hay cutting is being rushed and the crop is to be one of the greatest ever.
 Benjamin F. Dawson, teller at the Danielson Trust company, left We'd nesday evening for Buttonwoods, for the remainder of the week.
 The Danielson Building and Loan association has received an appliCa- ton for a loan from a party at Gen. traI Village, and the application is to be investigated by the appraisal com mittee.
 Lester Shfppee, teller at the Wind ham County National bank, and Miss Jennie Reddy, also of the same insti- tuition are away on their vacations, MT. Shippee at Huntington, L. l., Miss Reddy at Nantasllet Beach.
 Scarcity of Laborers.
 The town finds it as difficult as do persons and corporations to find en- ployes to do work that needs to be done. First SeIectman L. E. Young said Wednesday that there are high ways in town that he is very anxious to have repaired, but can find no one to do the work After having time he expects to be able to secure a num- Der of farmers to put their teams on highway repair jobs.
 Band Concert for West Side.
 The West Side is to flash into the limelight Friday evening, when a con- cert is to be given over there by St James band. The program is an nOunced as follows: March, Mystice Polentate (Mycrs) medley overture Good Thing, (Beyer); sChOttische, Those Pretty Blue Eyes, CNaCkie) ; waltZCs, Loves Devotion, JOhnston) ; Grand Medley Superba (Dalby); My Tuba Solo CSouthweID; solo by H Tetreault; Daddy's Delight GOsey) ; march, United States Army CCrosby), New Side Track at Connecticut Mills
 At the Connecticut mills, grading is being done for the new side track that is to be built at once. The track in present use and cOnnectin with the New Haven road has been Outgrown by the company and it's location is such, in relation to the addition that is to connect the two nils. as to make changing it advantageous. The pres- ent track is between 300 and 400 feet long, and runs between the stockhouse and upper mill The new track will begin just north and east of the North street crossing and will run north 1000 feet parallel with the main line rails, and on the west side of the stock house. The company is also making arrangements to provide for additional storage capacity for mate rials in process.
 One of the large new dwellings be- ing erected on Connecticut mills ave- nue will be ready for use in about three weeks. This will give the mill housing for eight more families One