Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-09
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANiEtsoN
Outing to Ashford = Moro Cotton Workers to Come Through Williams vills Mill Enlargement.


 vilis Mill Enlargement.
 Captain A. P. Woodward Represent alive E.. H. Reach and Joseph LavaIle are at the Church homestead at Ash ford with Henry E. Church of Hartford for few days.
 Will Attend Officers School.
 Lieut. Frank l.. Withee will be at Norwich Friday evening to the officers school of the Coast Artillery corps.
 Edward Budlong of Cranston. R l., has been visiting James F. Blanchard at Dayville.
 George l.. Potter of Providence caiied friends in Danielson Wednesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wilkins have gone to Providence to spend the win ter with their daughter.
 Going to Columbian Commandery
 Meeting.
 Knights Templar from Danielson will be in Norwich Friday evening for meeting of Columbian commandery-
 First Effects of License.
 Joseph Riley, in court Wednesday morning for intoxication, had his case continued during good behaviour. By ron Phillips, also for intoxicatlon, was sent to jail to serve 14 days and work out the amount of the costs in his case.
 Relief Corps Activities.
 The ladies of McGregor W. R. C. have presented a check for S30 to Me 'ITSEOT post, T. A H.. 6S llie 1cSO Oil OA the recent rummage sale. The w. R. C is going to have venison supper this week. the meat being given by E. B. Wilbur.
 Special Sale.
 Mdme. Joseph Cyr's entire stock of millinery goes into a special reduction sale opening this (Thursday) morning and continuing until Thanksgiving-- adv.
 Te Greet Past National Commander. hoy. rF TNsr ioJe (. are planning to be at Putnam in De cernber on the night that Past National Commander Gilman of Boston is to be there as the guest of George W. Child camp, Sons of Veterans
 Commissiorers' Busy Month.
 The county commissioners were at the Jail in Brooklyn Wednesday for regular monthly meeting. The commits sioners. who are having very. busy month, have not completed their an nIal reports, which, however, will be ready in a short time.
 Men and the road roller have been road. Elmville to Dayville fixing the borders and doing the general finish ing up that is required after doing the main contract.
 Cotton Workers Coming.
 The population of Killingly may be year. The doubling of the capacity of the mill at Wiliiamsville is going to mean the influx of a large number of cotton workers. As the trading center for this section, much of their busi- ness will be transacted in DanieIson, and Dayville will also get good share of the trade
 Fifty Bohemians to Hunt Coons. About 30 members of the Bohemian club have decided to go to Camp Whip poorwifl Saturday night for the annual coon hunt and venison supper. Ire arran gements are practically complet e6 and one of the pieasantest events of the season is looked for.
 Good Market for CauIifIower. Az showing the possibilities for do- ing business if the right kind of crops are produced, Brooklyn truck farmer is finding a ready market in Boston and New Haven for the hundreds of barrels of caulfflowcr that he has pro- duced on his place. The shipments are made from Danieison.
 Offices for Judge of Probate. The offices of the judge Of probate Of killingly in the town hall building have been comfortably fitted and have been viewed this week by many citi- zenS who have had occasion to visit the building. They are on the same floor and in close proximity to the select mems offices and one of the rooms may by used by the selectmen if they so desire.
 Car Leaves Rails Car No. 1s of the Providence and 1 Dsnielson road. which has been some l thing of a hoodoo, left the rails a short i distance east of East Killingly this ! week for the third time within few | months As in the previous cases. no | one was injured and the car was got | ten back on the rails in a short time i