Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-04
DANIELSON

MT. and Mrs. L. A Bradford have motored to Clinton. Mass. for vlsi with relatives.
 Sergeant Carl Anderson of CamI Devens is visiting in Danielson untl Monday He expects to be discharged from service in about two weeks. Miss Ida Duhamel of Springfield Ii visiting at her home in Danielson. ! Markdown sale of shoes at the Key stone store.-adv.
 Miss aaignon korin, Of Villa Maria college, Montreal, is with her parents pr. and Mrs. l.. J. Morin for >the sum n1er vacation.
 Walter L. Dixon is entertaining the at his cottage at Crescent beach, as is his annual custom. The party Jeff Thursday evening.
 The postof1ice will close today at Il a. lm-. for the day, though mails will be forwarded as usual.
 Weather forecast for the holiday: Hot and dry.
 At noon Thursday. thermometers ex- posed to the sun in the business sec ton of Danielson were marking 9S to 100 degrees.
 Public service drivers here find the new regulations, including the require ment that they carry liability insur- ance, very burdensonae. and the law will drive some of them out of busi- ness. coming of the holiday, but tried out in a generous way, noise making devices during Thursday.
 Nichols will do the pitching for the Connecticut Mills in this morning s game of the double header to be play ed with the Danielson Cotton com pany team. -.
 Michael Head has been confined to his home on Academy street by ill., ness the past few days.
 Poor quality of gasoline that has been coming into this territory of late has led to the prospect of some dealers taking other lines of the fluid that makes the wheels turn around.
 Para1es at Ponfret and at Putnam this morning are scheduled, in each case, to start at 10 a. m. Motorists will have a chance to see both.
 Miss Susan Collins is spending the holiday at Crescent beach.
 Earl F. Wood left Thursday for New York to take a summer course at Co., lumbia university. He will be away
 D. Fred Kenworthy is confined to his home here by illness
 Miss Gertrude Stone will leave next week to spend part of her vacation
 Miss Dorothea Gardner of Central Village and employed here. will be at Crescent beach next week for her va cation.
 Frank O. smailey of Hartford is
 
 Dahielson.
 Textile plant operatives will have al triple holiday. as number of plants have been running extra hours this week to partly compensate for time lost by the holiday.
 Frank s. Kennedy of Dayville is re- covering from an injury he received when he was kicked in the leg by a horse
 Joseph Miller and family of Day yille are occupying the Horton camp, It Old Killingly lake.
 At Goodyear, plans are being made or the annual outing of employees at Rocky Point This outing will come l m Saturday during the present month, and win be attended by the l lsual large number of operatives.
 The funeral of Uric Gosseiin was Thursday morning. with services at St. James church, Rev. M. J. Ginet, l H- S., Rev. John. M. S.. and Rev. F'r. | Iolfiver. M. S.. being the officers of Burial was in Holy Cross cemetery | 1ouis E. Kennedy was the funeral di- ector.
 Representatives of patriotic organi- ations have requested a big display l If national colors today as special lonoring of the Victory Fourth and l he brave service men who made it possible. Few realize how much money Is go- ng out of Danielson each month to | esult of the war. but conversations l that it amounts to many | hundreds of dollars each month. This taxes on theater and dance ickets, on soda and ice cream, jew l try and sifverware of certain classes, ilk hosiery above a certain cost, high riced umbrellas, toilet articles, per umes and many other such things.  mount to much. but in the aggregate hese little sums mount to a very re- pectable figure, more in month han many men earn in year.
 Trolleymen on the local line denied thursday that any order had been is ued up to that time for a strike and hey said that they knew of no foun- ation for story in circulation that
 strike had been ordered.
 big business in non-intoxicatin ger is being done in Danielson. This average is not the much talked of .T5 per cent of alcoholic content eer, but a drink that has no alcohol t all In effect, it is imitation beer, ut a great big seller.
 See what it means to get reputa- on- The Goodyear Mills. baseball eam has been going so we'll lately as attract the attention of the base all team that represents the fSt'Ortyo ar ire and Rubber company. the parent JuCEEAs dt AkfOus O, oO d game IdS cen arranged between the two and le team that represents the plant in lis town will journey to Ohio in Au- Ist- It will be four days trip and i'll mean travel of about 1000 miles IT the Kiilingly boys. This towns oodyear team will be royalty enter | lined while in Akron. The trip is arr : Lnged at the expense of the Goodyear i ire and Rubber company and is es- mated will cost the concern close to , a 6-i ed. Agents Robert. " Boys of oodyear will go along with the local .. am as manager and it is probable lat other local officials will make the ip, including Clare N. Turner. :, Today the Goodyear team goes to .wett City to play the Ash1ands. . oodyear recently defeated the United .ates Rubber company team, so say ey are not worrying about putting over in Akron !. Remember Sampson, young man, Id be careful how you use your