Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-26
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
JAMESON

ceon Hunters Having Good Luck
Ponsfret School Has Only Football
Team - Troopers 10 Move TO
Thamssville or unoasville--pay Pa
trolman Wanted - County Women
Organize For Woman's College Hall
Receive $500 From Floyd Cranska.
a. p. Woodward was a visitor in
Providence Monday.
Lafayette Blanchard remains a pa
tient In the Day Kimball hospital at
Putnam.
George A. Farnum Of Fall River was
| a visitor with friends in Danielson on
Able to Return Home.
| Miss Ruth Dubuc, is recovering
from injuries received about 10 days
ago. She has returned here from
/ Worcester hospital.
Charles C. Franklin Of Seituate, r.
/ l., was a visitor with friends here on
/ Monday.
Charles e. Franklin of Providence
spent Sunday at his home in town.
/ Miss Helena Brooks of the normal
! school at New Britain spent the week
end at her home in town.
/ Assessor Hutehins Receivers.
Assessor Charles B. Hutchins haa
recovered from O. recent illness that
/ threatened to develop into pneumo-
mia
County Game Warden Arthur Day
was member of hunting party that
captured three coons in a week end
hunt.
Miss Grace Spalding, now in Cali
forIlia, has remembered friends hers
| with souvenir cards.
i Mr.. and Mrs. George Quinn have
been visiting relatives in New Haven
for few days.
| Hiram Burton left Monday after
noon for visit in Bridgeport where
he has relatives
on business trip.
/ George B. Cantillfon of Worcester
visited friends in Danielson on Nom
day.
Back From Florida.
Harry Hargraves, who has been en-
ployed at Miami, Fla. has returned to
. Danielson.
II Mr.. and Mrs M. Gay of Providence
, Miss Margaret Flagg and Joseph
FIagg of Putnam have been guests OF
) Mrs. George Carson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Potter of Web
!. C. w. F1agg.
: Miss Susan Collins is spending 9
: week with friends in New Bedford.
Coon Hunters Successful.
william Ross. James Kent ant
Frank McGorty are having success OF
| their weeks coon hunt in EaStford and
!. Ashford. They had killed three o
!. the animals. all large ones, up to Sat
8 urday night.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess.
t Nearly 100 persons were finely en-
I tertained Saturday evening at thei
home on Reynolds street by Mr.. AM
Mrs. Ezra Burgess. There was dane
Z ing, and refreshments were served.
3 Motorists have noted with interes
: that a new concrete and steel bridg
is to replace the present structur
9 over the Moosup river near Contra
q Village in the town of Plainfield.
: Pomfret Has Only Eleven.
Football is a sport in which non
| OF the high school in this sector
OF the state show any particular inter
est. There is not a team on tn
| gridiron this fall in this section of tn
| county, excepting the fast team a
| Pomfret school.
Dollar Day Results Please Merchant.
HI number of business men state
Monday that their Dollar Day bust
ness was very good and expressed tn
!. belief that the venture was goo
thing for the town, for many out {
town buyers were attracted here.
al s. D. Horton of the Attauwagan he
. tel on Monday commenced the chang
n ing of the arrangement of the room i
: the hotel that has been used durin
"a the past year as lunch room to MT
Jr for other purposes.
lgt Troopers Going to ThamesvilIe Z
= MontviIle.
y The two cavalry troops that has
= been in Windham county for the pa.
n two weeks, one at Putnam, the othe
- near Ashford. will move southwal
~, this week 1t is reported that one
- the troops will locate near Thames
m vile or Montvf1le.
Henry Adams, who lost toes and RI
- Iceiyed severe cuts and bruises whe
" he was struck by a Providence car {
he the line east of East Killingly. is r,
We ported to be improving,
m Rush work continues on the COZ
II. struction of the big addition to Il
plant of the Killingly Manufacture
n company at Williamsville. Lar,
&c quantities of material for the bull,
he ing are being received at the Da,
vile station and carried to William
- Vile by motor truck.