Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-18

CT activities of the club for the fall and i winter season.
 Delegations representing many organ l nations included in the Connecticut Federation of Women's clubs will come here today for the fall meeting, with the | Killngly Woman's club as hostess Business of importance awaits the at tention of the delegates. They are to meet at the Baptist church | Principals. their seconds and general entourage areJ in town for the big box ing carnival scheduled for this evening. Fans from all parts of eastern Connec- i ticut will gather here this evening" for a sporting event something out of the ordinary for this section of the state. The programme that has been arranged for their entertainment promises to be an unusually good one, principal inter est centertng in Kid Lewis of Hartford, and his opponent. Young Willard, of Fall River. Frank Barber and Albert Ira han, managing the exhibitor, have ar ranged treat for the lovers of the boxing game.
 The new bridge over the AssawaEa river from the state armory property to Riverview was completed and opened for use Tuesday night. Riverview residents are elated over the completion of the fine new structure, which replaces one that
 
 is sturdily built, sets somewhat higher up from the water than the old struc- ture and has the appearance of an abili- ty to endure for many years. Approch- es to the bridge have been improved There is an electric light at each end of the bridge. Riverview residents have expressed a wish that another light be placed midway of the bridge. for the span is long one and the overhead braces of the bridge near the center span make that section dark and gloomy . An additional light would clear up this situation and make those who use the new bridge even more appreciative o1 what the town has done in building it Mrs. P. B. Sibley has returned from ar extended stay with her daughter 1T ! Northampton. Mass.
 Misses Blanche Lucas and Miss Blanche Gauthier motored to Providence 7 on Tuesday.
 Abner Weisberg of Hartford has beer visitor with his parents, MT. and Mrs A. Weisberg of Academy street
 Frederick Keech of New Haven ha! been recent visitor with relatives il Danielson.
 Members of the newly organize, Democratic Woman's club are to mee this evening with Mrs., Frank German o Cottage street
 
 was very critically i'll Tuesday eveninr at the home or Mrs. James Perkins. Ma pie street. Miss Perkins came here fo visit and suddenly became very i'll.
 George A Sanderson of Worcester wa! visitor with friends in Danielson Tues day
 q; Secretary Susie G. Williams, Brooklyn ] of Quinebaug Pomona grange has sen out notices of a special meeting of tn D1,- -1I grange of Abingdon October 2S. Boths of Killingly's republican noInin ees for representative have had previ ous legislative experience, Attorney E. | Darby being member of the house a the last session and George A William a member of a former house of represen tatives.
 More employees for the night shift a the mill in that place have arrived g Goodyear. The plant is busily engage in the manufacture of tire fabric an ' business is good.
 Priests of St James parish continu to be engaged with the special work taking the annual census of the paris and of it's missions in Brooklyn an Hampton and other outlying territor-
 Answering the demand that is repr, sented in the success of recent dance held at the armory, the service batter is arranging to bring number of e, cellent orchestras to Danielson durir the fall and winter season. , A number of Danie1son men who a n. followers of the races, will be at Che ry Park, Avon. today, for the last raI meet of the season, this meeting exten ing through the week until Saturday
 More cement sidewalks are to be bu in the village of Goodyear, which h. long stretches of walks much superi to many along DanieIson's streets
 L. G. Benson of Athol, Mass, was visitor with friends in Danielson N Tuesday.