Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18

l now Mir. Longo is looking for a brick 1 layer to do bit of a job for him. Streets that were oiled last week in | the borough and have since been raked l over to remove small stones in the | gravel used to cover the oil are now de- veioping a fine dust-free surfacing that is appreciated by all who live along the l thoroughfares that have been treated. l A suggestion was made Monday by Henry Lague that trout fishermen in this territory take action with a view to securing cans of trout fry for distri- button in brooks hereabout. If this is have to give the matter attention at Il once.
 During Monday there was little change in the serious condition oi George Kies, who is seriously I'll at his home on Broad street. ,l John c. Vincent of Fall River return ed home Monday, after visiting friends in Danielson for few days. \ Ira McDaniel, of the Goodyear Mills office staff. is in New York for a few days and will travel up the Hudson and ) to Niagara Falls as a part of his va cation trip to his home in Athens, Ohio I Alfred L. Reed returned Monday from vacation spent at Pleasure Beach. Automobile traffic was so heavy through the business center at times during Sunday afternoon that cars were passing at the rate of 425 an hour. The day happily was free from serious acc!- dents in this territory, , W. Irving Bullard of Boston was ir , Danielson Monday on a business trip. , Henry D. Crosby of Academy street has returned from stay at his cottage , at Oakland beach.
 Il Af 7 been waiting cutting since the first ol the month have been harvested in this z territory during the past few days which have been especially favorable for this important work. !, A steam roller. continues at work or v the new state highway between Danie { son and South Killingly and driver: I tempting. to try the speed of their ma chimes on the new highways are accept ing an extra hazardous risk, especiall! , at night.
 Miss Annie Dawley visited relatives : in East Killingly Sunday.
 Miss Frances Carpenter spent Satur day and Sunday in Webster, Mass.
 Miss Katie Connor and Mrs. Mari; HalEgin of Providence were here visit ing their sister, Mrs. J. Greeley las week.
 Miss Nellie Coffey is spending a few days in Hampton with her parents, MT and Mrs Frank Coffey
 Mrs. Kate Lacomb of Natick, Mass visited Mrs. Greeley the past few days
 Miss Helen E. Awkward leaves toda, i Tuesday, to be the guest of Miss IT ma Perry. at Oakland Beach.
 A number of Danielson barbers wer at Hopkins farm on the River road Putnam, Sunday, to attend clambak attended by members of the craft iron towns in this vicinity. The dinner serv ed was an excellent ole.
 Equipment of the machine shop at tn Main street mill of the Connection Nils company Is being removed to th man mills of the concern at Connecticu village, north of the borough.
 The first of the aarly native grow apples are coming Into the market alon with smaller fruits now being offered
 A solid train of fruits and vegetable 1 was rushed northward through this cit Monday. The train was made up of re frigerator cars and ventilator cars an l the cars were destined for Boston
 Brooklyn has considerable colony c summer visitors just now, many of ther to remain during the season.
 At the Day Ki1nban hospital in Put
 nam Dr. c. c. Sharpe is net progress. ing as rapidly toward recovery as man of his friends here visa might be tn case.
 Although this is not suppesed to ! a really active building season in Dar ielson. carpenters are keeping busy a
 os the time
 It was stated here Monday 4hat thei
 is a possibility of a government l censed transmitting wireless station bt
 ing established in Danielson a iitt
 later.