Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-16

Down Boy, Then Speeds Away-k.
 of Council Invited to Putnam Town Teams Available for Garden WorE-6ia Addition to Red Gross n7bership-Torrington Eiks Pre- sent S2oo to St. Aiban's New Rec- tor.
 Walter Gmyr, 2, a Polish boy. pu- pil at St Johns parochial school. was down. about 3:S0 Tuesday afternoon as he was leaving the school and passing out into Franklin street, on his way to his home on the West Side
 The little fellow was picked up and taken to the office of Dr. ". H. Jud- son. where it was Eou1d that no had a scalp wound, which was closed with a single stitch The Doy accompanied, WAS able 10 walk to his home
 Witnesses Of the accident state that the boy was struck by an automobile cr1ven by a woman, with whom was another woman and a man passenger.
 The woman did not even stop the car to learn whether or not the boy had been killed, as he might have been for all anyone knew at the in- stant but drove hurdedly away. note the number. but it is believed other persons did. The matter will be investigated.
 News TerseIy Told.
 J visited here with his mother, Mrs. Hattie Bailey, of School street
 Local Masonic members will be rep resented by a delegation at Hartford next Wednesday. when the Mystic Shrine degree is to be conferred.
 John C. Merrill of New London visited friends in Danielson Tuesday.
 Captain A P Woodward. O. O., con- ducted the first drill of the members of the Home Guard company at the state arnory Tuesday evening.
 Many inventories of taxable borough property are being filed with the board of assessors as is required dur1ng the present month
 The men who tried to rob Dexter B. Aldrich and got a beating for their pains. have not been traced by officers who searched for them and are be- lieved to have made their way out of til-S section
 j. r Lewis rnotored to Norwich, New London. MiddletoTn and Rock vile Tuesday
 Sewer Work in School Street.
 The Byrne Construction company l has opened the section Of School l street south of Cottage street for the | purpose or laying a sewer.
 Good progress is being made at | Industrial place in erecting new i IalI cuE and opened 4 large force is | enelred there on building and grading | ouef- -ia-z.
 sl-t-rio.7 Going to Piainfield.
 Ua-----c your automobiles and get | into tHe h-5s patrioue procession at l Plain tc5d rc1L sunday afternoon, IS ! the wo-i beinS parsed along by all 1 Interested zn making the affair the l great success 1t promises to be-
 K. of C. Invited to Putnam.
 Members of Rose Of Lima, council, K Of e. have been invited to attend 1 s5-e rrrfsrriEg of a third degree up
 rl aFT Tpr raC of ------' r-urciI at Putnam Sunday a -.. .--- Members of the councils at i -T- -r ard Wauregan also have been Sanitary Measure May be Enforced.
 7 r--- stated here Tuesday that the T1--=~ a- t-- t-.-Igh government -1-. le =T-ai1s5 -c abolish the use of ourhIi--t5lre a."-E streets where sew e5= Lar- u--r lad. 50 as to force property owners to coanect dwellings v-lEl sewers. In Cl,e interest of the public health paroash ordinance provides Q heavy penalty for failure to comply with such 2 regulation,
 Town Teams for Farm Work.
 First Se,ecrTan John A. Gilbert made known Tuesday that the use of 1 available to farmers or others who want vori- done tl-at is incident to the production of crops- The town has four teams available for such work.
 So many demands for contributions i are being naue to aid projects evolved by the war that many who would like | to give to each and every such enter prise find themselves on account oe limited income and high cost Of Hv- ing, unable to do so. r. was stated here Tuesday that no definite date has been set for begin Ing the work Of laying hassam pave ment fn Main street from the West field Congregational church north ward to the borough line, but the | work in all probability will be under way in the near future and complet- ed before the end of the summer sea son