Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-01
DaNIEI.SON

Recxrse of the suspension, of trol- ley service, The annual outing plan
 ned to be held. by. the c. A R and " fR- C.~of Daniels7n at Afexznders lake has been postponed indefinitely. Because of the annual outing of employees of the company. tine big bus \ that runs between Goodyear and Dan- f ielson will ~Sot be on the route Satur- t day It is to be used on the outing trip
 The temperature dropped to B de gress during the early hours Thurs day morning. then quickly ran up into { the noon hour
 Mss Helen F. Ayfysrd win leave on Monday to spend a vacation of two weeks at Ocean beach.
 Henri L Baer -motored up with a load of police dogs from his kennels at Rosedzle, L. l. on the Merrick road, to his Palisade kennels at East Xiii l hngly-
 Judge James N- Tucker, of East KIningiy, is to prepare a review of the history of manufacturing in that sectio1 Of -ce town, this article to be insorborated in a historical and biographical volume dealing with Windham county men and affairs. Mrs Frederick Dubuc and children, of High street. have returned from stay of several weeks at Oakland beach. where they have been staying at the F. S. Maynard cottage. The record for July in the town. of Knlingfy was only two arrests for in toxication. this period covering the first month of prohibition. fere with your shopping. Mail or tel ephone your order or request for sam ple- All goods sent prepaid parcel post at-<tore prices Fabric Shop Dznielson, Conn Telephone 167-1z or Is7-3--adv.
 John C. Folsom of Providence was a visitor with friends in Danielson on Thursday
 day evening attracted many from panieIson-
 J. Carl Witter was among the men from this section who were in Wor- cester for the races on Thursday. @
 That a supply of water for ceme- tery purposes might be obtained a well has been driven at Holy Cross cemetery
 l. W. Davis was in New Haven and Hartford Thursday, on business per taining to the state department with which he is associated
 State Treasurer G. Harold Gnpauic motored to Juniper Point Me. where his family is staying for the summer.
 Following announcements in Thurs days press despatches. many prudent buyers are wondering just how much bacon Postmaster Raymond Allen will have to sell from the big government
  lie through the postoff1ce department.
 It seemed likely that the special Saturday trains will be continued this week if there is no trolley service, though this had not been announced up 10 Thursday afternoon e
 GoodyeaE's motor cavalcade. en route to Crescent Park for the fifth annual outing of the employees at the l mill there. will pass through Daniel | son Saturday morning about g o'clock. l The company will entertain its en- pioyes at a short dinner.
 The Bulletins announcement Thurs l day morning relative to the short supply of sugar in DanieiSon was not intended to stimulate buying. but it had that effect upon many persons including some who have enough l stored away for months to come. but | as usual dip in to make sure of their l own. whatever becomes of the other fellow
 The lawn fete at the grounds of MT 1 and Mrs T. E. Hopkins. North Main | street. Thursday afternoon attracted many and they found a. great deal to | them in the varied attrac- | tions- There was a band concert in | the carly evening" The net proceeds 1 Of the affair will go to the Day Kim | ball hospital of Putnam and toward l the support Of a French orphan.
 Frank Gaenon was before Judge ". F. Woodward of the town court on | Thursday morning to answer to a charge of having trespassed upon railroad property Gagnon was fined s1 and costs. both of which were re- nitted. but the court warned Gagnon if again he was brought into court on z similar charge he would be obliged 10 impose heavier penalty. Gagnon WAS The only person caught this week | oy the railroad police. who are seeing to it that treSpassing on the com pauy tracks must cease.
 The body of James H. Stacey, who died in Brooklyn as the result of in iuries received while Nat work in a aayheld- was forwarded by Under Lzlzer Louis E. Kennedy Thursday to Hampstead L. L. where burial will -ake place
 Danielson very likely will have a