Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-17
DANIEL SON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON
raInose Unable to Secure Bonds-Band Concert Will Be Held on July B. Loeal Military Company Will Mo- biiize on July g.

Benjamin wetsbers of New York was a visitor at his home here Monday
 Mrs. Herbert Barnett leaves tomor- TOW to attend conferences at North field
 Henry F. Church of Hartford was a visitor here Monday.
 Mr and Mrs. George Domingue and MT. and Mrs. Horace Aldrich of Paw tuclcet visited with relatives in Daniel son
 Laborers who are to do work on the new state road are expected here with in a few days.
 Members of Danielson Home guard company are interested in the an nouncemenr that such organization may be called to do guard duty in Con necticut.
 Raymond J. Hanlon- who is an cleo tr1cian in the navy, visited at his home in Danielson-
 W. L. Moran of Mer1den visited with friends in Danielson-
 Repairs are to be made to public schools in KiIIingly during the vaca- ton season.
 Walter L. Hoyle and Charles F. Franklin motored to Providence Mon day
 Because Of the pressure of business. employees of some large concerns hereabouts are finding ft difficult to strange for vacation periods this sum mer-
 A large number of spectators wit messed the drill of the Thirteenth company at the state armory Monday evening.
 The Consumers Tee Co of Dantelson will sell one pair good work horses. weight about 1.400 pounds each, good both double and single; also pair of double harnesses. nearly new, and two horse wagon all in perfect order and ready for mediate delivery.-adv.
 After state road work is commenced +rl Main street detours will be mapped out through streets running parallel.
 The first of the public service num- bers for motor cars to be seen here are being displayed.
 TaInose's Case Continued.
 The hearing in the Albert TaInose case was adjourned Monday until Monday. July g. Talnose's bail. which he failed to secure. being fixed at sI.0o9-
 Occasional complaint is heard of the abuse of the use of spotlights on tour Ing cars, but most drivers are very careful in this respect
 Farmers Hard Up for Help.
 Farmers hereabouts are experiencing extreme difficulty in getting men to help with having One of the finest crops in years may be partly lost un- less this trouble is overcome. From g to S5 a day is being offered for men to go into the fields to help farmers with this work. Why not draft the husky lOafers about this and other towns
 A1SSe= trace ep2IQlng and Grace Stanton are at Northf1eId this week.
 C. T. Maloney, new district traffic chief in this district for the & N F. T company, made his first visit to the exchanges in this section of the state Monday.
 Band Concert July 28.
 The band concert to have been given on Davis park last Saturday evening but prevented by the storm may be given on July 29. Mrs Rienzi Robinson Ezid Monday, if arrangements can be made
 No Canning Demonstrations There will not be any canning dem | o1straiOns here this week. It has been decided to await the development | Of garden crops so as to have a larger supply of vegetables with which to | work Housewives. however, are daily l improving the lessons in canning they have learned and are preserving great l quantities Of foodstuffs this season.
 New Canceling Machine.
 4 cancelIiug machine is to be added | to the equipment of the Danielson postoffice. relieving the clerks of much l Of the mouotonous work of doing can oelations by hand.
 Picnics at Wildwood
 Wildwood park is more popular than ever for sunday school outings this year and hundreds of children already have been at the park for such affairs. The season is now in full swing and there are many visitors, especially on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, | when fishing on the lake is permitted l Harry F. Back F. L. Darbie and | friends motored to Rocky Point Mon day afternoon.