Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-30
DANIELSON
New Fire Truck Up to Date-How Long Island Purchasers Make the Small Towns Pay-Outine for Whist Club.

The class Of 1908, killingly high school, will hold a reunion this after noon.
 Local patrons of the trolley express freight service to and from Providence via the P. & D. line are interested in the announcement that there will be no change made in the service but what will be of benefit to the local The line passes into control of the Rhode Island conlpeny today
 Automobile owners have received from Secretary of State Rogers the new edition of the state automobile register.
 will De held today at the north shore of Wildwood park
 Probate Office Moved.
 The town probate office, Oliver E. Getty, judge has been moved from the Bradley building to the rooms on the second floor in the Town hall build ing.
 John B. Kelley of Washington is expected to arrive here tomorrow for a weeks vacation.
 Many local people will attend the boat races at New London today.
 Up to Date Truck.
 With the new hook and ladder truck that the borough voted to purchase Tuesday evening at the special meet ing, the fire department will be one of the best equipped in this end of the state. The new ladder truck is a light city truck, has a steel frame and has one fifty-foot extension lad- der and one each 26, 24, Is, IA, and 12- foot ladders. It also has two 3-gallon fire cxtinguishers, six rubber buckets, and axes. poles, hooks and other nee essary equipment. Either one or two horses can be attached The truck will be delivered within ninety days to the borough.
 Miss Mary Kelley will leave Mon- : day for several weeks vacation to be spent in California.
 Austin Brooks has entered the em- ploy of the General Electric company of Pittsfield. Mass.
 Ralph Sewell returned to Boston Thursday afternoon. having spent sev- eral days here with Mrs. C. H. Bur roughs and family.
 Miss Louise Conetz of Providence is visiting Miss Eileen Davis. Ray Smith of Boston is spending a few days at his home here. Making Small Farms Pay. In connection with the purchasing oi several farms in this town and 1T Brooklyn by Long Islanders, 1t is in teresting fn4n note the rapid increase 1T the amount of produce taken to mar ket now. The farms were used for merly as most of the smaller farms are used, to raise enough to supper 1 the members of the family living o1 | the farm and to supply them witt l their daily needs. Now all is differ ent OF these farms. Potatoes ant l cauliflower are raised in large quan titles. Last year hundreds of barrel | of carliflower were raised by .hen | and this year more than double tn 1 amount will be raised for market 1 Most of the produce finds a ready saI l in Providence, and cheap and quicl { transportation is afforded from here A special machine for planting is use 1 which does all the work with one op l eration, digging the hole, planting tn | seed, fertilizing and covering up. Pc l tatoes are raised also in. large quanti ties and shipped to the city markets Borough Interests. Commencing next Sunday mornin | and continuing through the summe l months. mass will be at 10 instead c II at St. Josaphs church, Dayville. l Dr. and Mrs W. H. Judson spen Thursday at Oakland beach. Members of the Ladies Whist clu enjoyed an outing at the Crosby farr | in Brooklyn Wednesday afternoon | Luncheon was served by the hostes and all spent a pleasant afternoon. !