Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSoN

j Meunier. Park Marriage -- Borough Farm to 5e Rented Aaain-crop of 5o6 BusFeIs of Onions from an Acre --MiIIs Bdsy on War ordsrs-Rob-
 erts- Turner Wedding Oct. 27. Alfred |. Reed visited in Whitman tic and Hartford Thursday. Robert A. Stearns of Meriden was a visitor with friends in Danielson Thursday.
 J. Carl Witter attended the fair at Stafford Springs.
 Leslie Murray of Hartford visited at his home in Danielson recently. Mrs. Edward Bingham has been | spending a few days with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph FaxrP. Muenier-PaFks Anseieme Meunler and Miss Jeanne Park were married Thursday morning Henry BerEin. Is visiting relatives In Westerly, where his brother resides. Local attorneys will be In Wf1li-
 mantle today for the session of the Miss Margaret Ayiward visited rel- atives in Putnam Thursday. | Local friends were at Putnam Thurs day morning to attend the funeral of 1 l.. Annie BeaudreauM
 Going to the Shore. I MT. and Mrs. R. o. Young and cail- dren leave this evening to spend the week end at Oakland beach. Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Jacobs have re- | turned from a visit in Skaneateles and l in Brooklyn, N. r.
 Will Start Mems class. I A mems class is to be added to the Sunday school of St. Albans church. There was very little money bet on l the worlds series games in Daniel
 son, a majority of local rooters fa- I voring the Red Sox. Il Members of. the cavalry troop in I camp near Putnam have been going Il over the roads in this vicinity during Il Captain E. l.. Darbie was a recent visitor at Fort H. G. Wright, Fishers I Island.
 May Have Services for coIored People Il The Quinebaug Churehman an- rlounces that Rev.. James H. George, Jr., is planning new work in the coun- try and that there is chance for ser people of the. town.
 Notices have been posted on the
 doors of all places formerly licensed
 on the east side of Main street show
 ing that applications for licenses in
 them have been filed.
 To Rent Borough Farm.
 The court of burgesses voted to
 again lease for a period of five years from April 1 next to Joseph Chabot, present occupant of the property, the borough farm on Dyer street, the
 rental to be $150 a year, as at pres ent.
 Raised 5os Bushels of onio,s. On an acre of land on his farm on Day street Harry Ismon raised 5o6 bushels of fine onions this year. The
 crop has been harvested in excellent
 condition. The onions were Southport Globes and will find a ready market. The concern laying pavement here is now busy On that section of Main street between the Assawauga river bridge and the Main street, railroad
 crossing, that section of the street
 being closed to through travel. Prospects of Good Team. Killingly high schools basketball lresent the school this fall is begin ming to show form and it is expect ed that the school will be well rep resented in this field of sport as was the case during last season. which was unusually successful.
 4l While no announcement has been made to that effect, it is expected that 4 the building of the addition to the plant of the Killingly Manufacturing z company at Williamsville will mean a < that number of dwellings will be erected there during the next spring and summer season.
 HaIPin Getting Attention. Now that baseball is out of the way and attention is again being given tc S other sports, Thomas HaIpin, the great middle distance runner, is re- ceiving mention in Boston papers Halpin expects to put in a busy sea- son of indoor racing during the late fall and winter and will be seen in big events in Boston, New York and other cities. He is said to be run
 ming in fine form.
 Busy on War Orders
 Not so much is being saids aboua
 the matter now as during the early months of the war, but wooden mills ir
 towns in this section are very busy
 turning out materials for. use by the H armies in the field in Europe. Some or these mills are running day anc
 night The Italian government ha.
 placed heavy orders for overcoatine
 high grade material of an olive greer
 mixture, and much of this cloth i.
 being woven in this vicinity Som, \ contracts for tent cloth for the French government have recently been com . pleted hereabouts by cotton mills
 Roberts Turner Invitations Out. Invitations have been issued for th, E. wedding, October 27. of Miss Hid, d Louise Roberts and Clare Neal Fur !, ner, both of Danielson, at the hom z of Mrs. Emo Roberts, 27 Broad street e Trolley ExPress Hit Steam Roller.
 The trolley express due here fror
 Putnam at o'clock Thursday after
 noon was in collision with the stear e roller on Main street, just above tn ' Congrega tional church. The roller wa ' working on new pavement between tn
 rails at the time and the operate ?. could not get 1t off the track in tim '- to avoid being run into by the ca
 which struck the machine from tn
 rear. The front end of the car wa ,e crushed in and the roller so damage <, that 1t cannot be used until it under ,1l goes repairs. None Of the passenger Y in the trolley car were injured Mo rs torman Galliehant was running the ex ,s press car.
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