Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-09
DAN1ELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON

l Irving W. Davis. deputy state en l tomologist, will be at New Lenden thin i (Thursday) evening to attend meet 1 ing of the New London Hortieultura l Society.
 1 Rev. J. W. Edwards will address a i meeting of the Mothers club to be held this afternoon at the home ot Mrs. Walter Anderson. on Winter 1 street.
 l Henry C. Johnson of Boston was a visitor with friends in Danielson on 1 Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Ransom Liner have united with Mt. Calvary Baptist church at Norwich. where they have number of friends and where Mrs. Liner expects to take up church work at early date
 At this weeks meeting of the Bo- hemian club a numbt& of aoplicat ations for membership were acted upon The membership of the club is now about zoo
 The temperature dropped to 2s de- grees in Danielson early Wednesday time in this vicinity this season.
 St. Alban's Sewing society food sale, Friday to D. m-. at Mrs. E. H. Keach's home.-adv.
 Wednesday was wonderful opener of the hunting season, the sportsmen said, being cool and clear.
 It does not seem likely. it is believed here. that active work on the con
 
 between Hampton and Brooklyn and Killingly and Little Rest, at the Rhode Island line. will be undertaken this year.
 Brooklyn Savings bank was in Hart ford Wednesday on business trip.
 Rev. Albert Vachon left Wednesday
 morning for Cheshire, Mass, where he Berkshire Baptist association meet ing a his church today (Thursday)
 Miss Henrietta A. Tales of Provi- dence visited friends in Danielson on Wednesday.
 Railroad police continue to make pc riodic visits here. to see that the rule against persons trespassing on the tracks is not disobeyed.
 The seIeetmen are to hold their or ganization meeting today. The board this year will be made up of the same members IS finished out the last fiscal year-John A. Gilbert, James Bacon and Alcott D. Sayles. e
 Cider mills in this. vicinity are said to be rushed with business and turn ing out rivers of apple juice.
 The regular motor bus service in, augurated between Danieison and Brooklyn and Brooklyn and Wauregan and Central Village is much appre- ciated in Brooklyn. which never has had a regular service of the klnd.
 Members of the Windham County Agricultural Society will hear next Saturday, when the executive commit tee meets, the financial outcome of the recent successful fair.
 It is consistently rumored that the plant of the Danielson Cotton com pany, which has been operated for several years past by the New Eng land Cotton Yarn company, is to pass into control Of New York interests.
 A strong defence will be made in the i superior court at Putnam in the inter
  3 youth of Is who is charged with l abuse of a female child.
 About 50 members were out for the irst drill this fall of C company. State iuard. The company will drill ragu arly from now on- Tuesday evenings. )n Thursday evenings there will be school for non coms. Sergeant Ho- appointment as second lieutenant to succeed Roland H. Gray. resigned.
 At his home in North Foster. Wed lesday, at 12.20, funeral services for James Allen Stone were conducted by Rev. Walter B. Greene. of Providence, ormerly pastor of the church at East zillingly Burial was in the Line | Store cemetery The bearers were Elmer Stone, Elmer Hopkins. Charles Stone James Lowell Leander Bowen l md George Phillips A. r. Wood was he funeral director. The music at the uneAa1 services was sung by Mrs. E. Wood. of Providence. Rela <es from Danielson attended the funeral
 A number of Danielson people will l ,e al the Ohildren's home in the Saw | Ter district of Putnam today. to at l end the annual meeting of the board 1 If management and committee of visi- l ors of the institution. which is the 1 nome of number of children from 1 his town
 After having let out by contract for he past three years the uDkeep of he highways of the town. Brooklyn axpayers have voted to return to the system so long in vogue in that and ,ther towns-repairing the roads un Ter the direction of the selectmen. Though it is claimed by some Brook yn taxpayers that money has been aved by letting this work out on con- ract, the voters have decided to re- urn to the old system as better than he one in present use The present ontract will expire in December
 Mrs. Thomas Sullivan of Phenix, l ,, l., visited relatives in Danielson. on Wednesday,
 A motor bus was used Wednesday O. convey prisoners from the county ail at Brooklyn to the superior court