Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-08-06
DAlaEIsoN AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIEsoN

| Funeral services for Mrs. Mary e
Williams were held at her home or
Broad street Monday afternoon alta
O'Clock. Rev. ". B. Williams of the
Burial was in the South cemetery in
Brooklyn. Charles H Bacon Theo-
| dore, Ettammett, George B. Guild and
Frank H. Greener were bearers. A. f.
Wood was the funeral director IN
charge Mrs. Williams leaves no To-
| cal relatives.
| Judge William Fenner Woodward
| and Castor Maindon motored to
| Providence, Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wood and
| daughter, Marion, Miss Beatrice Va
chon and Clinton Cleveland. motored
I to Newport, Sunday.
Miss Loretta Mclaughlin. the
| Misses Alice and Agnes Mclaughlin
/ of New York and MFR. and Mrs. Frank
| Garland are visiting James Cart
land of School street
Rupert MARYLAND who is manager
| of 5 and 10 cent store in KenoslSa,
Wisconsin, is enjoying months va
cation at the home of his mother on
Maple street.
Benjamin c. weisberg of New
York is spending few days with
Mr.. and Mrs Winthrop Short and
Miss Sadie Hilton spent Sunday in
Brooklyn, with Mrs. Shorts par
| ents.
Miss Beatrice Maynard has return
ed from a ton at Oakland Beach
and has resumed her duties at the
Brooklyn Savings bank.
Great interest is being shown as
to what action the borough will take
in regard to the disposal of borough
hall at the meeting of the borough
next Monday evening. 1t is hoped
that the matter will be settled.
Borough hall is located on Water
street and was formerly the place
where all the borough meetings We're
held. Following the purchase of the
town hall by the borough the meet
ings have been held there. Since that
time the hall has been leased to w.
P. White for use by hire as a bowling
shop. The last meeting that was
held in the old hall was on January
I. 9o9, for business relative to the
fire station. The statement in Mon
had been made for the hall has been
fatty contradicted by the concern
wishing to purchase the place. They
stated that they were DESTROYS of
offer has been made The building
is now occupied by-W. p. White on
the ground floor. while the upper
story is being used headquarters
for the local Polish club. It seems
that there is a new manufacturing
cuecern DESTROYS of opening up
place in Danielson, for use as it's
shop. And on the other hand the
present occupants OF the DuIiulnS
are anxious to remain there.
The meeting will be held to see
what action the borough will take
in regard to selling the land and the
building and to make the terms and
conditions under which it may be
sold and conveyed. It is expected
that there will be- a. large attendance
at the meeting because of a certain
bit of dissension in regard to its dis
posal.
SHh oh ave 70
realize that the summer vacation is
nearing its close. When August
creeps around they begin to count
the days until September the second
which is the date of opening for this
year. Workmen are busy cleaning
the buildings and getting them in
shape. Because of a state law, fire
escapes have been attached to the
graded school and at present are be-
ing put on the high school.
connectieut Mills baseball seam
meets. the famous Ashland team from
Jewett City here Saturday after
noon. great many teams have met
their Waterloo before this aggrega-
Liberty rkttery. The Connecticut
Mills team has had remarka bly,
successful season thus Tar. having
lost only one game out of thirteen
as announced will be Arthur pitch
ing. and Reddy catching.
The town enters on its fourth week
of the trolley strike this (Wednes-
day. morning. Business men report
ed that Saturdays trade showed a
slight dwindling of receipts. posi-
bly, due to the fact that the Goodyear
bus was not running Saturday be-
cause of the outing of the Goodyear
Co. However the extra trains
brought many people from the sur
rounding districts to town c. Fl.
Pellett announced that he had plans
for completing the jitney service
from surrounding towns From Plain
the jitney to Jewett- City, thereby
completing the chain from here to
Norwich. Also to have enc run
hourly from here to Putnam. con
there north. This will be big i'm
provement in the borough jitney ser
vice.
Because of the possibility Of the
road at Dayville. it has become nee
essary for the Goodyear bus to run
half an hour earlier. The same
number of trips will be made with
the exception of the evening TRIPS
The car instead OF leaving for the
north at 10 and II o'clock. will make
one trip, leaving at 1890.
Traffic on Main street is becoming
more and more contested. Many
suggestions are made. some of them
indeer humorous. as to relieving the
street from the tracks as far as
Academy street forbidden area as
far as parking is concerned: others
limit it to one side Of the street. At
any rate. something needs to be done |
because of the difficulty of car get
ting through the street in the early |
evening.
Mrs. George o. Bailey and Nat
Sengent of Concord. N. H, are the |
guests of Mrs. William n. Chapman. |
Charles Dayton and family of |
South Norwalk are visiting relatives /
in town.
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