Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-03

years ago, was scheduled for a try-out Wednesday evening. Very few residents can answer that question off nand and it even puzzled Chief A p. Woodward for few minutes. Chief Woodward states, however that the steamer has been owned by the borough for 44 years
 Announcement was made Wednesday of the appointment of Frederick F. Kies by the state fish and game commission a deputy warden for Windham county. MT. Kies, resident at East Killingly, and well known in Danielson, is veteran of the Spanish-American war and com maner of Colonel William H. Hamilton post, Spanish War veterans MT. Kies appointment is now effective.
 There is little change in the condition of Mrs. J. E. Miner, injured nine weeks ago when she was run down by an auto mobile in Main street, on Saturday evening, while going to attend a Social at G. A. R. hill. Mrs Milner remains a patient at the Day Kimball hospital in Putnam and has been constantly confined to her bed Her condition shows so little change that no prediction can be made as to when she will be able to return to her home here.
 Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, fam eral services for Stephen Williams, who lost his life by drowning Sunday at Elm vile, were conducted at the undertaking rooms of L. E. Kennedy by Rev. Luther Smith, acting pastor of the Baptist church. Burial was in Westfield ceme- tery. The bearers were Frank W. Davis, stephen Young, Francis Terwilliger and Albert Phillips, all of South Killingly.
 About fifteen young ladies were pres ont at hp If Tr hErc T NY Gallup Wednesday evening at a miscel- ] ianeous shower arranged by Miss Mil dred Burton in honor of Miss Dorcas Gallup. The bride-to-be received num- erous gifts and the hours of the evening were delightfuIly spent
 large dance pavilion at Moosup pond is nearing completion. A summer resort is being developed at this pretty body of water and it has grown surpris- ingly in popularity during the past two or three years. Easy of access and quickly reached by automobiles from surrounding communities, the place cf- fers opportunity for bathing and rest in shady hooks. And now dancing is to be added to the attractions of the place.
 MT. and Mrs. Abel l.. Reeves left Wednesday for two days stay with rel atives at Oakland Beach
 Franklin Crosby returned Wednesday from a stay of two weeks at Camp Woodstock, Black pond
 In the town court session held in the office of Prosecuting Attorney A. G. Bill, Wednesday afternoon, Fred Wood of the Green Hollow road pleaded guilty to an assault charge and was fined $ and costs, which he paid.
 John G. Williamson of Worcester was visitor with friends in Danieisen on Wednesday.
 This is the weekly half-holiday for the store forces of Danielsen, and a number of diversions are planned for the after noon.
 Miss Blanche Bousquet is among those | from Danielson who are spending a va. cation at Oakland Beach
 Rush work has been done to restore the bridge washed out at South Killing ly few days ago and to make repair: on roads that were badly gullied iI the severe rainstorm.
 The cottages on the shore of Lax, Chabamaug, near East Killipgly are oc l cupied for the month.
 The Windham County National bank in honor of it's 100 anniversary, has de clared a dividend at the rate of pel cent. to all depositors in their savin, l department, dividend to be payable De cember 1, 1922, It is therefore recon mended that citizens of all surroundin, towns take advantage of this lividen, and deposit on or before August 5th t, reap the benefit of this extra dividend. adv.
 J. Carl Witter has been at Noon stocket the past two days attending th the races that have attracted a large at tendance from many towns and cities
 George L. Powers of New Britain wa a visitor with friends in Danielson ol l Wednesday.
 Resident along streets that were oile during the past month are enjoyini freedom from dust.
 Rev. and Mrs. Waiter B. Williams ar in New Hampshire on a vacation trip.
 In an effort to offer gasoline to th local public at a reduced figure, on dealer has plans to buy 1t in tank ca lots.
 Numbers of interested spectators gath cred on School street. Wednesday even ing. to watch the tryout of the Gen eral Putnam steamer.