Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-01
DANIELSoN AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELsON

DAN1EL5ON
 | Henry Myers, who has been over seas for many months as member of the quartermaster's department o1 the A. E. F.. has returned to his homt I here MT Myers, an experienced me;i1 cutter, was for months with an Amer ican organization attached to Brit l ish army and later was in charge ot 1 one the mammoth cold storage houses of the American army He was warmly greeted by many friends l on his return here-
 James Owen Kelley Is another Q, DGnielson's soldiers who has reach ed his home here, mustered out of service. after having fought in many hard battles i'm France and serv' ns months since the signing Of the armistice with the American army o4 occupation along the Rhine. For a time he was stationed at Bendorf Corporal Kelley was member of the Fourth Division, a regular army out fit He has the honor of being one of Danielson's registered men who asked to have his number moved up so that he might see early service in the army. His welcome home by his many friends in Danielson was ex- ceedingly cordial.
 Jeremiah Doyle is one of the dele- gates who will represent the Daniel son fire department at the State Fire mems convention to be held in New Haven this week. The delegates will
 
 day.
 In sta aging his burlesques in this territory during the past week. Mir. Pat Ruin-ey, according to very gem eral verdict, has irreparably injured his cause. Given short skirt. some soft music, very soft in spots. if pos- sible, and a curly wig. and Mir. Ruin ey would be really funny. His, use- ed by limitation, MT. Ruin-ey might apply for a job 1t the New York Hip podrome. The papers say that, the regular comedians there have gone out on strike.
 Irving W. Davis. deputy state en- tomologist, will leave today (Monday) for business trip to New Haven and Hartford
 MT. and Mrs. John Bassett of Broad street and a party of friends
 Today. Labor Day. will be general holiday in Danielson. No special pro- gramn,e for the observance of the day has been planned here.
 The story in circulation here that a certain well known make of automo- piles were to he released in a lot of several thousand by the government which expected to use them overseas, and that the price would be S200, without tires. has proved to be ground less, so another bub1e was burst.
 The funeral of Mrs. Emma Phaneuf was held Saturday morning from her home in Attawaugan. with services at St. Joseph's church in Dayville where burial took place in St. Joseph's cem- etery. L. E. Kennedy was the fu- neral director.
 For the holiday. all trolley lines in this immediate territory are in oper- ation. Resumption of traffic on the East Killingly line. at the end of last especially in East Killingly, which week, was greeted with satisfaction. has been out off from rail communication with Danielson for a month and a half.
 Burdette c. Hopkins and George F. Davignon were named by the Dan ielson Business Mems association as a committee to confer with Post master Raymond Allen relative to a proposal that delivery of parcel post range for in Danielson. A petition will be circulated. in line with this pro- posal. and signatures of persons in terested sought. The association all so voted to cooperate with Post master Allen in securing, if possi- ble. general acceptance of a proposal that business men mail letters and packages as early in the day as pos sible and IS frequently as possible in stead of holding this matter for mail 1 mailing will prevent the 0onges- 1 ion that now occurs at the office dur 1 ng the evening and slows up the ser i vice at that time. as the clerks are i
 
 turing the early evening hours. l
 William Jennings Bryan, who will | peak here Wednesday next, is going l O attract an audience that the Or | ,heum theatre will not hold This s already mnifest. as in addition to 1 >1lllnSly people, a great many from l towns plan to hear him.
 When it was suggested to MT. | 3ryan's representative that the form sr secretary of state should speak i ho hzn dcfo md af TNax 1-1- s4 vas stated that Mir Bryan will not peak out of doors. He is speaking vice daily, has been for weeks and will continue to do so for weeks to i ome, so cannont risk injury to his -oice by making out door speeches It nay be barely possible that an over low meeting may be arranged. but l. Iothfng of this kind had been prom sed up to Saturday. so it will not be vel to count too strongly on that pos ihility.