Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-08

main through Center street, as prac- i tically accomplished Monday evening by the Peoples Light and Power company, 1 Is plart of a plan to run such a line from the. easterly end of Center street southward through School to Cottage | sreet and thence westerly through Cot tage street to Main street. Such a line will relieve the company of any necAs- sity of digging through permanent pave nent in Main street in order to get ser vice lines to any patron or future pat ron of the company. The new 6-inch line offers opportunity for cutting in feeder lines 10 serve any part of the business sectio near the area named. Large numbers were at St. James church Monday tc attend the services in-
 cident to observing the Forty Hours devotion which will come to a close al The devotion commentaries the period : during which the body of the Saviour remained in the tomb preceding His
 resurrection.
 State Officer 4. ". Williams was IF New Haven Monday to bring back a man being held by the police of that city to answer to a charge that will be filed against 1in in the town court here today.
 W Irving Bullard of Boston was IT Danielson Monday on a business trip. !, |. Miss Katherine T. Thayer, of Put
 nam. was visitor with relatives 1T . Danielson on Monday.
 number of Danielson horsennen have their plans made to be at oNrwich th'
 latter part of this week to see the race scheduled to be held in. that city.
 The AIl-Eastern-Con cheer4ns i'd J1, t to give three long ones and a tiger fo r "J E. W. of Lisbon the man who wrot ] a letter to the editor.
 l Mrs. B. C.. Young of Cleveland vii . arrive here this week for a visit witt 3 Dr. and Mrs. W H. Judson and fam j fly. Mrs. Young formerly was of Dan f ielson
 County Game Warden Harry F. Rat g tey, of Woodstock. is making periodi { evisits to waters in the county wher - fishing Is being indulged in and make r occasional inspection of catches to SC
 that no shore plckerel or bass are bein l. taken in violation of the law. : Within the past few days the Connee T tieut Mills company has disoharged cel s tain indebtedness and this has allowe n of the discharge of the creditors com
 n1ittee. stockholders' committee cor  Is Ing concern is gradually coming bac 1T into its own and it is believed that tn 2 time is not far distant when the nee l. of all committees will have been over
 come.
 :. Henry A. Benton of Fall River va visitor with friends in Danielson o = Monday
 Sheriff Charles E. Aver was in Ne
 Haven Monday on a business trip.
 New and lower prices on automobile
 as just announced, are expected b
 dealers to start another buying perio
 and make what has been remarkab bl
 year for the gale of cars the greate.
 ever.
 The taEhtest game of the season vs
 played on the .E'mvi1le grounds, Sunda,
 between the Whitestone A. A.. of Eln
 vile and the Manhasset Mfg. Go.
 Putnam. The game. stretched to 15 il
 nings without a tally and was file
 with thrills and spectacular plays {
 satisfy the most critical In the Ia
 half of the 18th with one down and or man on base. Caffrey lined a single ov, second which brought in the run needt to close the game
 The feature rlsying by McGorty a1 the work of Birkby on first bag aver ed many chances for the visitors. ; Kent twirlcd perfect bali for F f 7ings when he was retired with a SD, finger The balance of the game VI pitched by Craven who held the vi,
 tors with one hit
 The pitching of D. :Beausoliel for t visitors was excellent. holding the loc
 hovs to Ii hits
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