Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24

Death of Mrs. Philias Boucher. Miss Mary. Day of New York is wis iting with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Walter F. Day, of The Naples.
 Miss Dora Reeves is spending a va cation at Ocean Beach.
 J. Raymond Casey of the United States Naval academy at Annapolis spent the week end at his home in Danieison.
 Harold F. GIendining spent Sunday with relatives in Boston, where Mrs. Glendining has been a guest for a few days.
 Sewer Pipe Delayed.
 E. L. Darbie of the sewer commit tee of the court of burgesses says the starting of sewer construction work IS being delayed by the non n-arrival Of pipe.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Jacobs and Mrs. Walter Jacobs and daughter have returned from motor trip to Provincetown, where Lieutenant Wal ter Jacobs was aboard the batueshlp Missouri as chief engineer.
 Rev. E. A. Blake of Brooklyn is to speak at the service on Davis park next Sunday afternoon.
 r. r. Cunnccn motored to Norwich with a party of friends Saturday after noon.
 are at their summer cottage at Old killingly pond.
 Lay Reader Officiating.
 Sidney Bard, lay reader, of Brook lvn. is taking the Sunday services at st. Alban's church during the absence 1t Plattsburg of Rev. James II. George, Jr
 Librarian Rev. George F. Genung, D. D.. reports .. 271 volumes in the public library at Brooklyn.
 A. E. Parks Car at Wauregan. A. l.. Parks big roadster, wrecked iu the fatal accident at French's crossing a week ago this morning, has been curiOusly inspected by many wis itors at the Wauregan garage to which 1t was hauled
 Two Kinds of Ambition was the subject of Rev. J. C. Aliens sermon at the service at the Unitarian church ia Brooklyn sunday morning.
 Miss Hattie Leayens of Hartford, formerly of Brooklyn, is spending he" vacation at DayvilIc with her parents, LJr. and Mrs. F. C. LeaveHS.
 A large number of Daniei@On people were at Wildw, od park Saturday eveu- ing to enjoy the dancing at the pa
 Remedy Cable Trouble.
 At the wo-z end cable forces of the $. V. F. r. company were engaged near Dayviue in locating cable trouble that put number Of lines temporarily out of service.
 E. T. Tfingaast W. Irving Dullard and William A Burrows, members of the borough beard Of relief, begin tHeir sessions today
 ATr and Mrs A. L. Reed. who are spending vacation in New York state will visiL the preparedness camp at FlaJtsburg before returning to Daniel
 Getting Out Tall Poles.
 Everett T. TninGhast has been en- gagad in ting out a number of 4Q- foot poles for a line to yc rebuilt near -laTsri rial -.1oc.
 15rz. w. T. Barron and Miss Eliza beth BarrO- are at Beach pond for q stay gf a fey. weeks
 ETr. and -rra Kent A. Darbie are g-.u" tho uHn5er from this section -.tarotu- I.--.as camp meeting.
 zE.s Ens.w woud Daniclson of Putnam lIg-.Ets recently conducted @ suffrage meeting .r .a'iauville.
 Cr---fagr- Who Need Dose CT Law.
 Thor. i# .ara-aut complaint against r.- Er.--.r. aE running motor vehicles Iae- ..u.-.L. care that are standing at tle Dnulg...- Center stop, the danger of -lis JoiEr C.ccsa-Ec.
 Scle Democrat on Board.
 When the resignation of Rev. James IT, George. Jr. as chairman of the town school committee becomes cf- la7-Ira. John ". Gallup will be the only r-IatuiUg democrat on the committed of ulEe-
 The three cows owned by George E0urlll-c- ,Eat were killed by light ming on a farm at Allen Hill were in- gurel, and the settlement of the claim .= being adjusted.
 Foot9ridge in Dangerous Condition. Residents of Riverview are complain ing about the condition of the foot bridge leading across the Assawag ga river from near the mill of the River Weaving company. Supports anC banking are in doplorable condition over much of the bridge, the railins supports arc very weak in places, anC 1t ia possible for one to pull spike. from the planking with ones fingers This bridge is much used and in it. present condition many Riverviev residents regard it as dangerous.
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