Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-13
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

| Miss Olive Adams of Maple street meI her death few days ago, exonenated pr. G. H. Jennings of Jewett City from blame. pr. Jennings was operating a motor car before which Miss Adams ! became confused, as she was crossing the street near her home.
 The body of George D. AnaeII will be taken from Brooklyn, where he has been "a resident for many years, to | Providence today for burial in Grace Church cemetery.
 Theodore F. Bailey, just elected commander of McGregor post, G A R., enlisted for service in the Union army when Is years of age. For many years he. has been an officer of McGregor post which hhe as before served as commander, and prominent in all of it's activities.
 Louis Sibley of New York, son of Mrs. Kate Sibley of Academy street, Is to leave before long for "a trip to Paris, where he will establish branch of the big American concern which he represents.
 f The vaudeville entertainment at the Orpheum theatre proved popular with Danielson people. The show was par ticularly pleasing and afforded a ! show offerings.
 The canvass of the Nationwide campaign being conducted by the Episcopal churches of the country will be inaugurated in Danielson Sunday, when members of St. Alban's parish will distribute literature among the families of the church.
 Twenty-thre cents a pound is the charge that will be in Danielson for sugar that is expected to arrive here, during the coming week. This sugar will cost 20 cents pound wholesale, it Is stated, so the profit by the retailer is fnot excessive.
 There, was Q conference and lunch con for teachers and officers of the Congregational Sunday school Friday evening.
 Superintendent Hope of the local division of the Shore Line Electric railway company was at Norwich Fri day evening. to attend a gathering of officials of the road.
 Though the statement will surprise many pupils enrolled in. the schools at Goodyear total nearly as many as the number attending the graded school in Danielson, and will likely reach the total enrolled at the School l Street schol within a few months | All O. IL H. I1OpAlilS Will nave the members of the Ladies' Reading cir cle at he home for meeting on Mon day.
 c. W. Atwood and Harold H. At wood. have purchased the lot, 75 by 225 feet. owned by c. II. Michaels, near their property.
 Hundreds Of letters and packages going through the Danielson post office bear Red Cross Christmas seals and attest the manner in which local peo- pie have responded to the call to as- sist in stamping out tuberculosis. E. c. Babson of the West Side has been elected master of Brooklyn grange. hich is planning for a busy and generally profitable winter for it's members.
 Business interests in all towns here abouts feel that the New Haven road in withdrawing trains this week. cut too deeply into the service when IL eliminated all forenoon connections for Providence from eastern Connecticut | points The business men feel tha t they should at least have been left lone train either on the Putnam Black sts2e or on. the Moosup rute..ss-s .. :. ! eAttention of the managers of danc- as is being called to the fact that these i fun"ttous must end at II Q. m., in ac- cord with the Hght-saving programme now in effect
 kt the adjourned annual stoekhold- ! ers' meeting of the Goodvear Cotton Mtls Inc. the following were elected directors. W. F. Palmer. F. H. Barn well. P. W. Litchflald. all Of Akron, O.. pohet W. Boys. Clare Y. Turner and H. M. Coulter all of KiIlingly.
 AT the directors meeting held a:t- er Inc meeting of the stockholders the Following officers were elected: Pres ,geqt' r. w Litchtield; vice president E. H. Barnwell: secretary, W. E. Pal rner; assistant secretary, Clare N Turner; treasurer, W. E. Palmer; as- sistant treasurer, c. N Turner,
 The directors voted a tribute to Hon W. Irving Bullard. who has concluded his connection with the company in order that he may be able to give more time to his duties with the Mer- chants National Bank of Boston and to his other financial interests, and or dered that a copy of tne tribute be spread upon the records of the com pany and a copy mailed to Mir. Bull lard.
 The tribute sets forth that Mir. Bull lard was one of the first officers of the company, having been elected assist ant secretary and treasurer inlnledi- ately after the organization of the company, December l, 1916, and has been an active financial head and fl. nancial manager of the company al Goodyear and in the east ever sinve the company commenced operations,
 During his connection and manage, ment the enterprise has grown re. markably in the volume of business transacted, in financial strength ant