Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-27
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

injury sustained during the vacation season.
 Herbert Blaney and Gaston Maindon are in Worcester today (F'riday. on a business trip.
 Chester Isbell. who has been em- ployed in Danielson for several years, has gone to New London.
 Seriously III.
 William s. Dutton remains seriously 1 i'll at his home here. and his recovery seems doubtful.
 | Mrs. F. F. Bitgood visited friends in Central Falls and Providence Thurs l day.
 Edward J Mcbride of Wauregan at l tended the Giants-Athletics baseball
 game in New York Wednesday. Milton $. Reed of Boston visited his parents, MT. and Mrs. John F. Reed, of I the West Side, Thursday. Mrs. William F. Chapman has re- turned from Concord, N. H., where she went to attend the funeral of rela- tive
 Abner weisberg of Hartford, for merly of Danielson, visited with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. A. Wesberg on Thursday.
 who cut his foot severely with an axe i 6 few days ago, is recovering from what has proved a very painful in | jury.
 Mrs. Tom Thumb in Town.
 Mrs. General Tom Thumb now Countess Magri. and one of the most noted of midgets. attracted attention | about the streets Thursday. when sha was an attraction at the Orpheum the ater.
 Commissioners at Jail l The county commissioners were at
 the jail in Brooklyn Thursday, making one of their periodical visits to the in stitution.
 i MT. and Mrs. Alvah J. Haii have re- l turned to Dayvil1e, after q visit of one | week with MT. Halls parents at l Wrentham, Mass.
 l Mrs. Mary Wood of East killingly 1 will spend the winter in Danielson l with her son, A. F. Wood and family. So great became the interest in Dan ! ielson Thursday in the worlds series { that nothing less than interval reports l from the game in Philadelphia would
 satisfy.
 Employed in Norwich. Wilfred Thomas of Dayville. where l he has been employed in a market has gone to Norwich, where he is employed
 as meat cutter for the Mohican com pany. Luther Day V Danielson goes 1 to Dayville to succeed MT. Thomas. A number of the members of Killing l ly grange will go to Thompson tomor- row (Saturday) to attend the meet I l indications are for one of the most successful meetings of the year, as a large number will be present.
 Sewer Building Delayed 1 Mechanic street residents patient ] though they be, are beginning to object 1 because of the fact that there has been ] interHinable delay in putting in the 1 seeWr.S A sectiUn of the street near l Pelletts garage has been torn up and | impossible for weeks and this has l greatly interfered with traffice that would naturally take that route
 Making Government Soil Map. l M. E. McLendon, an expert from the 1 United States department of agficu1- 1 ture. is engaged in making q soil map | of Wlndham county, and sending sam I ples of soils from the surrounding
 towns to Washington for analysis MT 1 McLendon is now established in Put l nam. but is working all of the sur rounding towns.
 Will Speak in Canterbury 1 Rev Clarence H. Barber will go to Canterbury Plains Sunday to deliver
 an address in the M. P. church on Good ] Citizenship. Rev. MT. Barber was to have given the address last Sunday 1 but the date was advanced a week 1 because of tie unfavorable weather | at that time.
 Fitchburq to Enter League.
 Fitchburg has been secured to put l team into the newly formed basket l ball league in which Danielson and