Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-13
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIEISON


 On Friday Earl Winslow of the post l office force sold his residence on Key holds street to Bernstein & kagan, l Droprietors of store in the business ! section.
 1, George Williams. Dayville again has | been named by the town school com . mittee to make tho enumeration ot l school children and children of school
 age in Kiliingly; and is now engaged 1 in the work. MT. Williams said on ] Friday afternoon that indications are l that the enumeration in Dayvi1le and i DanieIson will show an increase over 1 the figures for last year.
 Mrs. Frank 4. Davis of North Main 1 street had the members of the W om- ans Missionary society of the Baptist 1 church at her home for a meeting Fri ! day afternoon
 1 Preliminary work leading to the con i struction of mo<e than dozen new dwelling houses at Industrial place is now under way. It is expected that | the majority of the houses will be com i pIeted before the first of the year. Librarian Ernest R. Warren has an nounced q lengthy list of new books added to the files at the public library. \. \. Witter of Providence has been visiting here for few days with his brother, J. Carl Witter.
 The special town meeting voted to authorize the selectplen to proceed with the work of opening up a ditch tina | has been causing trouble by flood ing in Dayvinc and made an appTo-
 priation not to exceed s1 200 to meet tho expense thereof. The selectmen
 will clear the ditch from point at the
 town farm to the Assawaga river.
 Heavy rain during the early morn
 ing hours Of Friday was followed by
 sharp drop in temperature bringing
 during the afternoon the first real re-
 hinder of the approach Of the fall sea-
 son.
 King" George Jacques of East <il- lingIy will have charge of the work of
 feeding the large attendance that is expected during the coming week at
 the Providence county fair 10 be held in the town of Scituate F. I,
 Choirs of St. James church are en- ga sed in rehearsing music that will be sung at the golden jubilee observance of the parish on Oct < when Rt. Roy. T. T. Milan. bishop of Hartford. will be here
 X suit case was lost from auto uaobi'cl between Putnam and Daniel son. Friday afternoon. Liberal reward to finder if it is forwarded to Mrs. Tnis Fish. Mystic. Ccnn.-adv.
 The sophomore class of Killinsly High school has elected these officers = i6ent. Miss Helen Hopkins: secretary and treasurer. Clifford Smith
 Former employees of the Shore Line Electric Railway compans- on tho local lines were circulating for sign lure he~e Friday pettion intended to bring about arbitration of matters pertainin@ to the strike that was in- auguratnd here late in July
 Seventh Day AdventiStS will hold services today Saturday, at the home of Edward W. Aldrich at East Killing iv. The services are scheduled for this afternoon.
 IL is not pieaesnt tilina 10 co7ten 1"ft stranded for two hoHrs at East killir ely i1 q pouring rain. driven hV a chill wind. while their thoughts wore of trolley crew. operating on tfn routa to Providence who sfaIfbera telv {, uert away and left tbem because thev {. had tho teneo~itw n ride from Dapin7- ] son n East Ki1lingIv on car that was rot operated 1v union men. Such ~" the naraltieS imDoend uoon the r,rh1ir. { by t10eA who would have the public's , 
 X Oennv eocia' was feature oe the {. e1c;al period following the meeting of | Do~cas Rebekah lodge on Friday even out ~ebauc lo'@a cf Odd Fellows aus l -Ne'r wives Refreshments were served i Tor a penny.
 The-e ~,in He ro session of the rne- : st,-0vs 0f vote~s today. X week from to7"v SAnt 3h the sAIertmen. town ! ~+ t1,o rolnotroorl's rooms i11 tho town '7aTI I9'ildine Cor the purpose of n7ak ! i17c~ y-oter~ There are 59 a"n1icTtio~e - he r1ndo from tlea First district. 9 ~NrCrlH f,-c-1 the Third distrfct No more an- r1fca tio--e iron, thosn who wish to hn -roa flo --atars will he received 1hnfor" t1'e "-r-7a1 -ovvN mee'''1c on tho first N0' 'a-- fr' o"toh0r- 'F''@ro vh' ar" . dT7'f- +a1 n 6 cfc0to,-z net Sat11r7av- will ''ave trc o-nortur7it7- hev-evn~ Of enrolling ~-7 tho t>7-roi1s Tis+e of either the repub lican or democratic parties.
 4 Hartford paper reviews the situa tior at Brooklyn jail as follows:
 By tomorrow night the number Of . pYi sorers in the Vindhan county jail ! history Of the institution. The number will be less than 19- The nearest 10 . that number was on July 20--21. which | was tied in 1910. The highest number i, of prisoners was in 1901, when the i mum Der waS 1I9.
 This morning there was a total of ! g prisoners a the jail Of that num- | her. 16 were serving sentences mostly sent up before July l. 1919. The other | si>. were liberated this evening and one more will get his passports tomorrow. There is one wonlan~in the jail
 The small number at the jail is said to he due to the enforcement of the wartime prohibition amendment There were times when half dozen men would be sent to the jail from various towns of the county in license times. Iailer Arthur :. Fields said this after noon that there were but seven mon sent m for intoxiration since July 1-- divided between WiI1imantic. Putnam and KillingIy.
 JaiIcr Fields said that he did not be- ieve that the scarcity Of prisoners would retarI the work in the large r'llc!1 gardens of the iail This wear | only half of the usual amount Of farm space was planted. The real harvest n~ hes not started as vet.
 Windham county officials have all ways been pleased over the fact that he taller in this place was one of the 'ev in the country that showed q bal snce above expenses which offset the 1ebit side of the Windham county emDcrary home. As the revenue from Inc lahor of prisoners who were farm d out has been cut off since prohibit ton reduced the number of jail in mates the institution will not make as good a financial showing as heretofore.