Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-09
DANIEL..s!ON

isbidden. H8 S4 = Iant in colors with stripes. 27sin-. just ffu from nlanufacturcrSs large asSort- ment; plain white. 26 cents yd.; striped. p cents yd. The Fabric 1 Travel from all surrounding towns 1 to Canada is heavier this month than ] any of the five years since the Do- lminion entered the great war.
 ! Edward Bottomly. well known mill man formerly identified with mans Eufacturing concern at Elmville.s9has as taken a position with the Connecticut
 mills. A. 1
 1 A class of twenty new members. of | Rose of Lima council, K. of C.. is be- 1 ing made ready to receive degrees. | Reward for return to Bacon's store 1 of lavaliere. rhinestone settings. re- l gently lost.-adV.
 1 Thomas C. Dennett of Brid
 was a visitor with friends in Daniel | son on Tuesday.
 1 The sewer committee of the court of
 burgesses is making arrangements to | go forward with the work of building l a sewer through part Of Franklin | street. as authorized at the annual | borough meeting in April.
 1 Several cottages and camp sites at l Old Killingly lake. near East killingly, | are occupied this month.
 1 Several service men here have ex- 1 pressed a wish that someone take the l initiative and bring about, the forma- 1 ton of a post of the American legion | Wilfred DuhameI. who served for 1 four years with the Canadian forces foverseas, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. fAlexander Duhamel and family of Cot l taSe street. His home is in Montreal. 1 It was announced that Chautauqua
 would be held again this year on Da- ! wis park.
 l Tuesday was the birthday anniver- ! sary of Attorney Harry l.. Back, born i in Union. this state. July 8, 1869. ! The consumption of ice cream in Danielson is outrunning that of the quite popular near beer. Empty cream l holders being returned to the cities l from which Danielson gets it's supply
 are being shipped away from here half
 hundred at a time.
 l Tomorrow, July 10. will bring the 1 to many business men and clerks in Danielson. The majority of Daniel | sons stores will be closed during ! Thursday afternoon.
 | It was stated here Tuesday that given good weather. the promise is l for very large attendance at the
 union church picnic scheduled to be l held Thursday at Wildwood park. Rush work will be done in getting l the Goodyear Mills big new restau- rant in operation d Goodyear, and it l is expected that the building will be ! completed within SO days.
 l August has been set as the date for the outing at Wildwood park of the members of patriotic societies of Danielscn. This annual event is ar ranged for the members of NIcGregor 1 Woman's Relief corps. and members of the G. A. R.. Sons of Veterans king George Jacques. one of the
 best known of East Killingly's citizens rounded out 6S years of activity on the Fourth. The King is as full of pep as ever. active and powerful and physi- cally a splendid testimonial Of his of
 ten expressed confidencc that he will
 be on the job for many years to come.
 William Hill Poihenus, ee, died sud
 denly Tuesday forenoon at his home
 here, following an acute attack of an-
 gina pectoris. Mir. Polhemus had not
 been feeling well for several days. but
 an hour before his death he was able
 to be out. and seated on the veranda
 al his home.
 Mir. Poihe,nus was born in Pough-
 keePsie, N. Y. For years he was en- gagged as a lumber salesman and tra- veled about the country a great deal.
 He also had charge of lumber yards
 in the vicinity of New York and was regarded as an expert lumber man. For a number of years he had been retired from active work and had
 made his home here. He leaves his wife and a. sister. resident in Spring field, Mass. MT. Polnemus' death came as shock to his many friends. who had no idea of the seriousness Of his condition during his recent illness.
 Announcement has been made in son of the late Charles X. Phillips formerly agent of the Quinebaug store here,sshas been admitted to member slliasSfn the firm of William A. Read som pany- This is regarded as a distinct recognition of Mir. Phillips ability and thorough good work for this firm. dealers in investment se- curit1es and known to all of Daniel sons financial institutions and many individuals in Danielson and the sur rounding territory.
 Mir. Phillips is a graduate of Xiii university.
 Another announcement of interest in banking circles is that Nathan D.
 Prince. vice president of the Connec- pany of Hartford and of the Windhann County National bank in Danielson, has been elected trustee of the So- ciety.- of Savings at Hartford. Many people know this institution as the Pratt Street Savings bank, one of the oldest in the state and with the largest deposits of any savings in stitution in Connecticut. Sidney ". Crofut. for many years a resident of Danielson. is the assistant treasurer of this institution. Mir. Princes cleo l ton to the board of trustees of this | bank is regarded among. his friends as recognition of his growing influence ] in financial affairs in Hartford. 1
 Danielson has pretty park, Daniel i son has an attractive bandstapd on rhe park ana DdnleISOn mas a panQ, as 1 have villages of the town. of Killing ly. But Danielson doesn't get any | concerts. The chief req son for this Is that there is no fund to pay the mu- sicians- for entertaining the public. With bands ill Danielsen. Goodyear. and East Kiilingly. 1t is felt that some scheme might be work Fl ed out for having them give at least one concert each during Sthe summer season. It would be done. in nnany towns with less public spirit than Kif lingly is known to possess. as 3t--