Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
Made. Charles E. Aver and James E

Nouo' NH@I1cS E. Aver ana JaIneS E. | Smith.
 Those named to make up, the senator 1 ial district convention delegation are Edwin H. Reach Cosmer A Young Miss Helen M- Kelley and James Bacon. |
 There are some changes, made nec- i essary through deaths, on the newly elected republican committee, which again is headed by Attorney E. L. Barbie as chairman and which now includes three women members The committee membership is a follows E. L. Barbie, chairman Mrs. Ida E. Arm ihgton, Damase Boulais, N Lorne Croig, Frank L. Bennett, James Bacon. Miss Edna H. Aver Louis S. Barstow and Agnes S. Harrington.
 It was stated on good authority We'd nesday that the state convention delega- tion from this town likely will support Henry F. Roraback for reelection as chairman of the republican state central committee.
 Phillips grove, on the north shore of Alexander's lake has been selected as theplace for the annual outing and clambake of the Bohemian club on September 10, but provision has been made for transferring the dinner scene to the pavilion at Wildwood park in case of rainy weather, so there will be no hitch in any case in staging the big feed and attendant ceremonies. Secre- tary A F. Woodward, was preparing on Wednesday to send out notices re- lative to the outing to all of the more than 200 members These notices will bring the attention of the members to the necessity of providing for dinner reservations not later than September 1, this date being set in order that the committee in charge of the arrange men9 may be able to provide intelligent ! ly for the number to be served. Reser- vations for dinners will not be made 1 after September 4, it was stated We'd nesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Merrill K. Bennett, married here last week, left Wednesday morning for Worcester, en route to Palo 1 Alto, Cal, where they are to make ] their home. number of relatives and 1 friends were at the station to wish them good luck and a pleasant journey. Francis Daugherty, employed at the | Connecticut Mills, sustained an injury to his head when a beam fell upof, him while he was at work in the cloth room. Several stitches were required to close the wound Mr. Daugherty sustained in the accident.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Mowry of New London are visiting with MT. and Mrs. l George Quinn of School street Joseph Martin of Southngton is vist- | ing relative in Danelson.
 Miss Marguerite Caron, telephone op- orator at the Connecticut Mills is spend ing vacation at Pleasure beach.
 A trolley car left the rails near the corner of Dyer and Franklin streets early Tuesday evening No one was injured in the accident. ii The annual Old Home day at South Killingly will be observed next Monday, Labor day.
 Today (Thursday) brings the last of the haf-holidays for the store forces in DanieIson this season. Fxcavating is underway for the foun- dation for the parish house to bF erected r on the church property of the West : held Congregational church society. Mir. and Mrs. J. C. WitteH and Mrs c. T. Thayeg. were at Oxford on Wednes- day to attenA the fair. . No one has put in an aprearanc; to lay claim to the 1900 beer bottle. eating contents had been emptied on ' the bank of the Assawaga river few . days ago. The bottles are stored d ] the state, police barracks. ! Mrs. Mary aylor and Miss Margare Sullivan were visitors in Norwich oI ] Wednesday.
 Much belated having is going on I
 tat4H tomorrow (fTl
 day. brings the first of September. ] Frank Maiihot of High street remain quite i'll at the Day Kimball hospital
 where he recently underwent surgca
 operation.
 :, Rev. John F. Quinn of Windsor i = visiting thfs week with his sister. n Misses Katherine and Nellie Quinn c r Maple street.
 Rumors persist relative to the pros ! sa1a f pany of the Main street plant, former :. ly the Danielson Cotton mills. but ther L. appears to b| nothing substantial aboa f these reports as yet r Mrs. Anna Reynolds and daughter - Gertrude, of North Main street, recent n ly returned from a visit with relative - in Bridgeport.
 1t Some motorist ripped boarding off tn e southerly side of the highway bridg over the track of the New Haven roa e at what is known as Shepard Hill. tw
 miles to the south of here, but the ma n chine did not take the 20 foot drop t |. the tracks below.
 \. About three more weeks will be r,
 quired before travel can pass over tn new state highway to Little Rest an
 maybe a little more time will be rt
 quired. Steady progress is being mad
 and travellers will be surprised at th
 iHe new Hod0Wdy when they nave
 chance to ride over it
 Henry Breayea has returned { Woodward's store after vacation (
 two weeks.
 Quantities of wild grapes are ripenin
 in territory llereabouts, but will mt b
 ready for picking until mid-Septeu
 Der.
 George P. Berris has returned from
 months vacation spent at Old Orchar
 beach, Maine.
 Edward McBride was at Oxford 0
 Wednesday attending the fair bein held at that place
 Danielson EIks who are mem bers (
 Putnam lodge will be at Willimant.
 this (Thursday) evening for Putnal
 night A number of machines will s
 over from DanielSon.
 Rural mail service will be suspende
 from the Danielson office Labor day, an the money order and postal saving
 divisions will be closed.
 An August without frost this yea r unless one comes tonight before mit
 night.
 A special program of events is pial
 ned for Wildwood park on Labor da
 and at Goodyear the annual field ds
 program will be earned out
 There are some matters of local il terest on the calendar of the ~nperit i court opening Tuesday at Putnam < i the September term.