Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-23
DANIEL SON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON

DANIELSON
 Manufactursrs to Meet and Decide
 System of Bond Purchase by Elm.
 pieyss-John N. Dove Safely Over
 sea-cerersts Roadway Completed
 --1njury to William Grimshaw-
 Bond Subscriptions Only $13e, 900,
 Though Money is Plenty
 Iprehensive system of handling the Liberty bonds for their employees may be agreed upon. manufacturers of the l town of Ktllingly and of other towns the rooms of the Danielson Trust Co.
 This meeting will be addressed by an attorney who will be sent here from Boston by the New England Liberty the plan is to have the rnanufaetur- l ing concerts carry the bonds for the employes, who will pay for them on basis of SO much per week. I It is expected that the result Of this l conference will be an immediate instt- tution of special campaign to have operatives of manufacturing concerns subscribe for the bonds. which, 1t is | toped, will be taken in large num- l bers. The manufacturers are willing to do everything within reason in aid l ing their employees to subscribe for bonds and contribute toward the gen. eral success of the loan,
 Some of the new 4 per cent. Liber- ty bonds were received Monday by the Danielson Trust company. Other al- iotments have also been received scribes can have immediate delivery of bond if so desired.
 Attended Fathers Funeral.
  Manchester, N. H., to attend the fu- neral of his father. Napoleon Per- reault.
 A message came Monday from John M. Dove to his mother. Mrs. H. s. at Brown university, is somewhere on the other side, the New England mili tary organization of which he is a member having made safe passage through the war zones at sea.
 DayviIIe Catholics Give $1oo For Bond.
 With proceeds from 4 collection talk DayvilIe, Rev. Ignatius Kost Monday purchased a Liberty bond here in the name of St. Agnes Home for Chil- dren, in Hartford. The bond is of the $100 denomination.
 Judge W. F. Woodward, who has been confined to his home by illness for week past. is again at his of- flee.
 Lorimer Dixon, attached to the avi- ation corps at Nfineola, L. l.. visited with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Walter l.. Dixon. He has a splendid place in the service and is in the line for ap- pointment as an assistant paymaster.
 Automobile Collision at Brooklyn.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Torrey of Put nam were both injured, but not seri- ously when their automobile was in collision with Rhode Is;and caA at Brooklyn Green Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Torrey was cut On the forehead.
 Strike Ends.
 EmpIoyes of the KiIlingly Worstei company who have been on a brief strike returned te work Monday morn ing, differences over which they went out having been adjusted. Will Purchase Bonds.
 At St. James church Sunday sufii- tions at the different masses to pur- chase a Liberty bond for the parish in the name of St. Agnes Home for Children. tsa in Hartford; Societies & of of Liberty bonds this week.
 Roadway Completed.
 The concrete roadway being built tire length from the northerly line of the borough to a junction with the ameisite pavement at Davis park, on the westerly side of the street, in cluding space between the car tracks. Building of the easterly side of the street was commenced Monday morn ing opposite the home of c. H. Pel- lett, near North street, to which point the roadway is fully completed south ward from the borough line.
 William Grimshaw Injured.
 William Grimshaw, Attawaugan, r, t.S- v1~~ I<7 ening when he was run over by a truck while driving a horse that was being Aed to tow in a disabled tour ing. car. The accident happened at CT of Chief M. J. Grimshaw, of Dan ielson, was injured at another time during the past summer. on a Sun- day night. when the motorcycle side car in which he was riding YVES struck by an automobile.
 MT. and Mrs. Peter Reynolds, the Misses Mayme Dunn, Elizabeth Dunn and Mary Reynolds motored to Camp Devens which they had al Chance to inspect and to visit with en- listed men from this district.
 Potatoes $1.75 Per susteI. Potatoes were to be had in Daniel son Monday for s1.75 per bushel, but the general prediction is that higher prices are to prevail in the immediate future Though November l. near tatoes yet undug in gardens in this | territory, and apparently little hurry l about getting them out of the ground. l The yield of potatoes in this section | thousands of bushels are being held 1 for the highest price that the market | will later bring. This price is expect ed to be about $2. MAKING k,c MONEY,