Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-30
DAiuELSoN AllID P11HAM NEWS
DAllNIEE SON

Manager w.. E. Keach of the Cons necticut Mills fbaseban team will ha<e hts unusually sQccessful collection Of baseball tossers outNo the -diannonA Ion honne sarnesof the eeason.. Tfais m has burned its way through h{prac1 c1icn1ly. all of the oppositionAit has. met <th1s year like fire through prairie igraeD.and spring. Their record of victortes q; an imposing one and they hope totidd ans other to the, list this afternoon. N8An thcv meet the Middle River 9bas66all nans last year in The Telegram leGEue. The Connecticut Mills steAth hGo 3J1E- n1sheds Danielson with it's best ba0404H during the 1919 season. and an No6t- afternoon to see them here Tn <heif final efforts of the season. 1s'k IS 1S
 Chauncey F. Miller. Percy L.. Wood \ ward and Hiram s. Franklin arc the Kininglya men who were drawn Tf14Ay at the superior court in Putnam for jury service during the Sep<enber term os court opening on Tnesd9y Of next week.
 Members of Meoresor poet. e. "A. R. and McGregor woman's Relief coxps have been invited to attend the golden " wedding observance of MT. and Mrs. Theodore Pond of Brooklyn Monday
 Mrs. Emma Phaneuf, s4, died sat her home in Attawaugan. f-
 A holiday schedule of hours will be m effect at the postoff1ce on Monday. for the day. as will the banks and many of the business places.
 Principal Ernest R. Warren has made known that three girls who. live at a distance from Danielson. and who would like to attend Killingly High school, are available for assistance In households in exchange for an oppof- stunity to live here in Danielson.
 z Oliver F. Downs of the town of Brooklyn has g. flock of nearly 100 sheep at his farm in the Allen Hin sec- ton of Brooklyn. and is having excel lent success in handling the animals.
 Tn the circle that is interested in horse racing a story was being told on Friday of a local man who won s125 cn horse that started at Read-s sy ;lle. his bet being only $15.
 Henry B. Harrison of Bridgeport was a visitor with friends in Danielson on Friday.
 Mrs Rose Herner of this place was granted divorce Friday in the supe- rior court at Putnam from Stanley Herner, who has gone to parts un- known. The divorce was granted on
 A group of silver loving cups that are to go to the winners on field day events at Goodyear on Labor day were exhibited in the window of McEwen & Chaplin's store. These cups are J
 Rev. c. c. s. MacKay of Putnam will be the preacher at the union ser- vice on Davis park Sunday evening at l 6 o'clock.
 Rev. W. s. Beard of New York. for merly of this town. and Rev. E. P.I Aver of Woodstock viii be the speak CTS at the Old Home day exercises at South Killfngly on Labor day.
 There was a special meeting of the | Danielson Business Mems association | on Friday evening. One of the matters | taken LID was that Of requesting the | postoffice department to permit deiiv- cry here of parcel post packages to l persons addressed
 There's always something. it seems to taxpayers, to remind them that 1t | costs money to meet the municipal needs. Now. as is usual at this period of the year, they are being reminded by Edward S. Carpenter. veteran bor- ough collector. that borough taxes are coming due
 report was made to the poiiea that made to break into the store of L. !. F Morin in the cyr building.
 Mrs. W. J. Craig had the fnerabs of the Woman's Missionary society of the Baptist church at her home for a missions in the Philippines and siam being subjects that were considered,
 Miss Anna La3eunesse. who has been visiting relatives in Canada since sarly in July. has returned to her home ,n the West Side. l1
 At East Kil1ingiy, the Asceptfc Products company has advanced the work of remodeling a number Of tene- nent houses that had gone Into a bad F. tate of repair.
 Miss Jeanette Gareau, adauzflter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gareau, has en- E, cred the Ursuline convent at Quebec. , he same institution of which her fe 3r4dffqfA |
 The Ladies Aid society of the Con- sregatfonal church at Brooklyn held l ts annual fair, food sa1e and supper i Friday afternoon and evening and met