Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-30
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

haversacks that the men of the com I mand will use while they are in camp l from next Saturday night to Labor day night on the range south of here. | Tuesday evening.
 | Mrs. Arthur W. Logee is chairman | of the confmittee of the Danielson | chapter, Order of the. Eastern Star, l outing of chapters to be held at Wild wood park, Friday. MT. and Mrs. c. H. Pellett and MT. and Mrs. Herbert J. Barnett are en- nett of Campbellford. Ont, Raymond Kiliinach of Hartford. Mrs. Frank Pond and Miss Dorothy Jackson of North Andover., Mass.
 { Wireless Operator on Tanker John Baxstow is to sail from an At lantic port this week as a wireless operator on a tanker that is bound for a port in Ireland. MT. Barstow, whose home is here, recently made a trip on another vessel that called at Tu- his and Algiers and had some interest ing experiences. He developed into a wireless operator from knowledge, fur thered by special study. gained with apparatus erected here. Master of Mine Sweeper. William Stone, formerly of Daniel son, is to sail, as master. in a few days, of mine sweeper to be taken
 
 seas. Mir. Stone now has a rating s a lieutenant commander of the United States naval reserve. The vessel which he will take across the Atlantic is for use by one of the allied gov crnments.
 MT Stone. during the past few years. has rapidly advanced himself in rating and recently became. a master cer he made a trip from Atlantic port to Australia in tho first of fleet of new giant freighters of what is known as the Luckenach line.
 Prior to fhe services here mentioned he was in the Atlantic coastwise trade
 Borough Briefs.
 Members of the Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church are to meet, for a basket social. this afternoon with Mrs. F. P. Warren of Hawkins street.
 Membership in the Danielson Red Cross chapter is now SS5. T. was said Tuesday afternoon that a chapter meeting is being arranged for with the idea of planning work for the fall and winteY months.
 JPoseph N. Iavaliee of the Church UoInUO sul 10 eeteAeI N udesof tion
 Edward s. Carpenter was in Nor wich Tuesday on a business trip.
 Sergeant Percy Brown of the Thir- teenth company was at his home here Tuesday on leave of absence.
 Misses Eleanor and Elizabeth Gard ner daughters of Mir. and Mrs. ] F. Gardner. Jr.. of the West Side. are visiting at Salisbury, Mass. with their grandparents. Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Ev- ans. who have been here for a few days.
 Miss Margaret Mcbride is spending her vacation at Westerly and Watch
 John c. Benedict of westboro, Mass. visited with friends in Daniel son Tuesday.
 New Bulletin Board.
 Postmaster George NJ Filling has erected a bulletin board in the lobby or the post office for use in displaying matter pertaining to government bus mess.
 James Mullan. of Fitchbung, has been visiting for a few days in Dan vile, where he was employed many
 Frederick F'iagG of Franklin. Mass, formerly of Danielson. was a visitor with relatives here Tuesday.
 Thomas Head of Winsted has been spending a few days with Michael Head and family of Academy street.
 Miss Albna A. Stracuh of MiEville, Mass, IS spending a vacation with friends in Danieison.
 Progress on Sewers.
 The work of laying sewers in North street is being steadily advanced and will be completed in the near future
 
 Main street will advance from its present delayed state after the putting in of new ties and rails by the Shore Line Electric Railway company. Reports gathered from all sections | hereabouts indicate that the potato crop will be of record b"eaking pro portions and that the tU0ers will be | of splendid quality.
 Violating Autonobiie Law. The state automobile law forbids | persons under Is years of age. when | Inaccompanied, to drive an automo- pile. but that thing is being done in Danielson regularly.
 The case of the Danielson young men who had some bottles of beer ,aken from their car at Brooklyn last Friday night and broken. was pre- ;ented to a local attorney Tuesday and le will act for them in bringing suit against those who were concerned in he affair.
 Danielson men who have been visi- ors at the camp of the Thirteenth at dinner by the officers md men speak of the substantial manner in which the men of the ser ice are being fed. by the government The Thirteenth company is housed in 'ermanent barracks.
 Local horses will be started today Thursday in races to be run off at he track at Hills Grove. near Provi- ence.
 Plans for Big Reservoir. Plans are being made at the Con ecticut mills for a 500, ,0Oo gallon res rvoir, to give added protection against re.
 Principal Ernest R. Warren said tuesday that he will be at the. high chool from 3 to D. m. Saturday and 1onday to confer with parents and tudents relative to courses of study. :