Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-17
DANIELsON

FIRST Iceboat on the River-Teieplone
Exchange to Have seven-ssction
4 Board-FuneraI OF Mrs. Marie L.
DfqneauIt-unexp Death OF
= william q. Fitts. Who Established
conneeticut Mills Plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p Perkins and Mr.
land Mrs. Amos NORM are mt Brook
fine. Mass. today. 70 attend the fu-
charge of the Connecticut mills.
A pair of horses that strayed 20 the
sCushing Dairy farm of Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Smith, Allen HILL was claimed
shv John Lewis OF Hampton.
Coroner Arthur G. Bill was in Will
s1amantic Tuesday, conducting an IN
Investigation of the circumstances sur
Grounding an accidental death In that
: ; Mrs. Harry z. Back will have the
staeuabers of the Ladies' Art club at
sher home for a, meeting this after
Seriously M.
I Mrs. Marceline Bassett is critically
I'm at her home on the West Side.
: James c. Hirch of Worcester visit
led friends in Danielson Tuesday
York, where he attended the ANTONIO
Judge III. A. shurnway opened the
weeks sessions OF the superior court
: Bean supper tonight. NJ. =. church.
5.e0-7.30: 20 cents.-adT.
I Fceboat on the River.
A solitary iceboat made its appear
ance on the Assawaga river. where It
proved OF interest to the many skat-
ers that were out Tuesday.
George 1. Henry. who has been crit
ical1y i'll for the past few days, re-
manned in an unchanged condition at
his home Tuesday.
w. n. S. TO Play X. n. 8.
The Windham High school team
: with the Killingly High school bas-
! ketbaIl team.
Farmers in various sections here
abouts are engaged this week In stor-
The Seven, Wonders OF the A9ediGe-
! val world will be Rev. W. ID. Swat
fields subject. one in a special series.
at the Baptist church Sunday.
tied friends in Danielson Tuesday.
Automobile number plates continue
to be received daily but many ma
chimes in the town of KiIlingly are
z. W. Chapman, formerly here with
"A. T. and T. construction workers,
visited in town recently. Mr.. Chap
man is now at North Attleboro.
c. K. Wells of Norwaik called ON
friends in Danielson Tuesday.
Recovering From Illness.
Joseph Bousquet. Jr.. who has been
critically i'll with pneumonia, IS rap
Idly improving.
Mrs. c. W. FIagg. southbridge, who
has been i'll for the past few days at
the home OF Mrs. George Caron, Me-
chanie street, is nearly well again.
Seven section Board.
Another section is to be added to
the switchboard at the Danielson cen
EraI telephone office. making a seven
Eectio nboard-
At Woodward's store Tuesday the
recording Thermometer showed a low
reading of IL degrees for the night. |
Thousands of ties. to be laid in the |
spring have been distributed along
the Norwich branch of the New Ha-
ven road by the work train crew.
Laborers Well Paid.
There is an unprecedented demand |
for Iaborers this winter and unSkined |
workers who are efficient are getting |
as high as $2.75 day. and in some |
fnStances 50. szs : a. :. /
Danielson peoples Acquainted with /
the territory were interested in Tues |
days press dispatches to the effect /
that iee-covered rails prevented the /
operation Of trains on the Bridgton, /
Ne, narrow gauge railroad, over
which local sportsmen have ridden in
going on fishing and hunting expedi- |
tfons in northern New England.
Proposed Trolley Route.
From North Main street through
L@wfs boulevard, Industrial place,
across the New Haven tracks on an /
overhead bridge and in an air line to |
Williamsville is lone of the routes sug-
gested for the proposed trolley line
extension to "Goodyearville."
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