Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-03
DANIELSON

Professor John Franklin :: Genung, whose death was reported from Am herst in Thursday mornings pagers was twin brother of Rev. George F. Genung. DID,, who for several years, until recently. was pastor of the Bap- tist church at Brooklyn. Miss Bertha Wilbur was a visitor with friends in Norwich Thursday. A number of Danielson people were at Putnam Thursday evening to att tend the presentation of Flo Flo s'at the Bradley theater.
 The duck hunters are meeting with success and say that variety of game is plentiful this season.
 See the Quinebaug store; coffee adv. this page today.-ady.
 The polls will be open here Monday, town election day. from g. a m. to 3 D. m., not until D. m. as stated in Thursdays Bulletin.
 Mrs F. H. Reach will have the
 members of the Civic Federation at
 her home for a meeting this (F'riday)
 afternoon. This Is the first fall meet
 ing, and a very important one. of
 this organization, which is doing work
 of such great value to the local pub
 lie.
 It was being predicted here Thurs
 day that the vote on the license ques-
 ton will be very heavy at the annual
 town meeting Monday.
 George C. Leighton of Nashua was a visitor with friends in Danielson on Thursday.
 Beginning on Satu1Cay this week the Pellett Motor Bus Service will run reguIaI~ every hour and 8 half via Brooklyn on the DanieiSon- oosup route. This will be a regular daily service-adv.
 Thursdays announcements in The Bulletin relative to the appointment of a receiver for the Shore Line Elec- tric Railway company was received here with very great interest. Coming vx-it fou a that the road might be obliged to cur tail service on some parts of it's sys- tenn it again brings to mind the dan ger that this section is facing the los ing it's trolley service entirely, al though it is hoped that this contingent cy will be avoided
 That business at the plant of the Aseptic, Products company at East Killingly is booming is indicated by therfact that this concern is endeayor- ing to increase it's working force by securing an additional 50 employees. This concern operates the mill located near the trolley station at East Kill lingly.
 Stock dividends of the Connecticut Mills company for the quarter just ended are indicative of the prosperity that this concern, whose success means so much to Danielson. is enjoy ing A considerable amount of the stock of the company is held by local people.
 Automobilists have learned with a great deal of satisfactio that the state road to Providence via Chepa chet again is open its entire length into the Rhode Island capital and is in fine condition. This road has been closed practically all summer. much to the inconvenience of the travelling public.
 Ernest T. Kennedy of Furnace street has passed the examination required by the state board and has been li censed as an ennbalner. MT. Kennedy l is associated with his brother. l.. E. I here.
 At the Sacred Heart church in l "Wednesday morning, Rev. 1 J. C. Mathieu was celebrant of a high ! mass of requiem at the funeral ser l vices for Mrs. Phiiomene Boivin. The | service was. attended by large num- {, Der of relatives and friends Burial | Was in the Sacred Heart cemetery. i The bearers were Louis Messier. Jo- | seph Maynard. Treffie Corbil. Edward 1 Boucher Joseph EeFevre and Octave ! Cardinal. L. E. Kennedy was the fu- neral director.
 Attention has been called to the fact that children who are playing as a 1 general practice on the fire escapes