Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-11
DAlHEISoN AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIEISoN

DANIEL SON
 Three mammoth. beautiful Russian Beightenheimer apples, grown on At
 torney A. @. Ritf's place Maple street
 were displayed Frkiay. in the window
 of George Dasignon's eaore.
 If you value your trees. have them cared for. Get . tree surgeon: have the work done right. am certified by the state of Connecticut and do only the very best kind of work. V. Per reauit, Box 23. Danielson. Conn--adv.
 Writing fruns New York, where te is teaching English at New York uni versity. Earl F. Wood says that he had the pleasure of being presented to Cardinal Mercier when the Belgian
 prelate was st the university this D.
 Mrs Charles Snow Thayer win address the members of the Kilfingly Woman's club at next Wednesiay' s er's subject to be Religious Art in France.
 George Gay, Eduar Warren and Nor Till Bennett. DayytAe mon. : were thrown to the ground whom stag : ing on which they were wQrling broke
 men were employef on dwellings that are being erected for the Assawaea conpauy. Meesrs. aa4 and Warren were ooa.s4eEenay lin3ared about their
 
 The in5ured men. who went to their homes. wore attended by nr. J. N. Perreanit- nsy. !ohp R B, Es,,., rrss. ], senesasss - t: .e Brooklyn at the Sunday Enorring ser vfces- Rev. MT. Pratt is of Verona, N J. and a graduate of New York uni- versity.
 The Sewing society Of st. Aiban's church successfully conducted food sale at the home of Mrs, E. H. Reach. Broad street. Friday afternoon
 Chief john MeFarIand aaid Friday morning that unless few peraOns who; are given to the practice of driving business section cease doing so he will cause theik arrest and prosecution in court on the charge of reckless driv-i ing Fifteen miles an hour is the maximum speed permitted within the limits of the borough.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred E. Pate are motoring in New York state and will visit at Saratoga during their trip
 Some Chronological Features of the Year was the subject of an ad- dress by I. W. Davis before the mem bers of the New London Horticultur- al society.
 Dr. George NJ Burroughs will be one of the speakers when the Wind ham County Medical. society holdc- its semi annual meeting at the Attawau- gan hotel here on Thursday of next week. E8 -Yr
 A number of Daniefson m embers will be at the links of the Putnam Country club this afternoon for the October tournament arranged for the members of the club.
 A hearing is scheduled to be held in the town court today (Saturday). l over the automobile accident in which Messers. Elliott and Moran. of Day night last August. Both young men are patients at the Day KimbaH hospi- l tai in Putnam.
 Assessor Charles B. Hutehins stated l Friday morning that members of the | a assessors board will insist this year 1 cord with the provisions of the that all the information ask sd for in the forms be furnished; oth | erwise the lists will not be accepted. | with the requirements. but others will | not or neglect to do so. Lists are now I being received.
 William Mason will lead a religious 1ay afternoon at g. o'clock near the | old town house at Killingly Center A number from Danielson will assist | at this service. | service this fSaturday) afternoon at | o'clock at the home of Mrs. Clinton | Pellett. North Main street
 Householders may look for another K, was stated here Friday morning by lne producer. High cost of labor and | leeds is given as the reason for the advance. Milk is now retailing here 1t 13 cents 8 quart and. before long will be either IA or IS cents.
 The nursery at the Connecticut mills. Lewis boulevard. is one of the inest institutions of it's kind to be ound established by. nnanufaeturing md is another indication of the pro ,ressiveness of this big textile corpor- ltion. I
 Ray Smith, East KiflingIy. was in ured a few days ago when he was .aught in the belt of his saving ma hine while he was at work near North Sterling, is improving and will be completely recovered within a short inc. it is now expected
 Attorney E. l.. Darbfe was appointedi " the selectmen of Kiliingly as town ounsel, to succeed himself. First Se- actman John A. Gilbert has been nam q as tree warden.
 Killing1y is one of the few towns in his immediate vicinity that has com lied with the state law requiring a eneraI reassessn1ent of property, and |. -illingly will benefit through increas-l q revenue as the result of the as essors' work, it is anticipated.
 In the superior court at Putnam on friday after~oon. Judge Frank D. Iaines, upon application of Attorney larry F. Back. representing Walter |. Chase of Killingiy Center, grant q a temporary injunction under which he Davis and Brown Woolen com any, operating what is known as the 'hase mill at East Ki1lingly. will be estrained from permitting the dis harge of what are represented to bel oxious chemical substances and f1uidsl ito the Whitestone brook, which flows own to Elmvi1le. near where 1t joins he Assawa river. r. An attachment of the wooden com any's property to the amount of $S,-i en is authorized in connection wftht