Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-27

First lisptenant Withey : ActinS commandsr of Thirteenth Germany -compIetton of Main Street Sewer. A notice bf advance in wages sRas posted at the mill Of the River Weav- ing c6mpany, Water street. near the Ralph c. Young, William Young<and Louis E.. Young spent Sunday at Oak land Beach.
 Will SEntersain Seniors.
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Davis will enter KillingIy High schod, .As their @aome Friday evening.
 Mills and blanks here will be closed Thanksgiving day. &
 Pomona Meetins.;.
 Changers will he. here Saturday from every town Hn the county for the bi- -ennial meeting cf' 1Quinebaug Pomona Mrs. Francois ya,iesy is, seriously i'll in a hospital at Wi!limantic.
 Mrs. P. H. Sprague will have the members of the Ladies Reading circle at her homee for meeting this after
 Got Fifteen Pound Coon.
 James Keiat. Howard 2. Wood, Sid Frank McGdfty made up a party that brought in a fifteen pound coon from a hunt in the Po:Nkre- zsectionS. $ sis. Several tlousands of dollars will be added to the weekly payrolls of mills in this and ssurTounding towns when the new wage advance becomes ef- fective next Monday.
 Mrs. Andre Maindon aud Gaston A. Maindon motored tos Milhmantic4 Sun day.
 Saturday attending r,9e rs9e.Y ale- Harvard football game.
 New tFirs Alarm Boxes.
 Ira A. WdrreT@. stperin1en dent of the fire alarpn, is arrdngine: to Install the four ,neY HF saarflas boxes that Bids witt,h tie sitce efiedS liir, it t. of $3,200 for ddi1g higEway repair work within the town of Brooklyn for a the selec tmes1.
 Construction of additional dwellings in Danielson'ds being delayed" on ac. .e count df the -lRsl,sof work with which carpenters are confronted and which promises to cohtinte, tlirpugh the win ter -.ft' v VI -r'cES ,'
 sovera' deer nave, .heen sishtea in tho northeastern section of the town during the past few day:', and the inn prcssion is that tl,t,' aninais were open seasol. fff f!sStpss:i c1tsetts. f@ list church at.IFastd fSIllingIt Safurday evening for thees ~afiCtE aubpes and to hcar the concert efi'en t.y the choir of the Second conssre}57f,!t'ional 5f!' church at Putnam. 'f-'
 coaI Prices Reasonable. .'. Danic;son is enc of the favored towns, as tn coal prices, in this section of the state. Whiie. the. supply here. is not sufficient to hpects aya, all- winter demand. the prices are. S2 "a ton less than in some pcaCbS towns. from which requests to ii. ordoEs. have. of necessity hecn declined. '.s-.
 William H, Campbell and Chsisto- nhcr Campbell. who recently purchased the Kennedy ..kousc at DayvsEe. are kaNhG repalfst mafar.te the property, the work b2ingain ici1}rse;of a Putnam
 TIlanke giving sun6ay.. s~z
 Manufacturing SNlnffhv services were held at the Consregl ltional church in Dayville YeetertlaE, when the subject of Rev. J. w" Wrieht's sermon was The Harvest Uf .RiGtit teousness There was special 'i1sti$iteA program. - -'.
 Acting fenmander.
 With the g9llg easto the reserve list or captaln t.s.h' DaEsir. of. the Thir- teenth company. ,s.5 A" C., next Friday, Dec. 1. tho profertys of the company. will pass into Rho charge of First Lieutenant Mithey,ewho is at present acting corllnaEdeisr, g arsti; .se.K q. F7e.y
 Main Street Sewer Completed.
 The end qf+sITcfb basst weeR marked the completion Of the Work of install ing the Main Street sewcr Residents along the street have placed orders for running connections from the street sewer to' their premises. Some of these connecSfoHs arc already in and others will DC. ccmpleted this week.
 As it has been: give; out that. a state road is to be bu:lt through this street in the spring. it wifi be necessary for all sewer connections to be made be- fore tho state road work is begun It is understood ttat property owners who delay making connections of their propcrty with the sewer until aftsr the rcaS iF built win he required 10 fife heavy bond that they will not damage the road and that they will be re- qutred to tunnel under r:"T Make con nections now is heieg advised by the ncn who know. >.I y..-.s 4