Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-14
DANIELS0N AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON


 Members of the Danielson Girls club will go to Goodyear next We'd nesday evening. as guests of the Girls club at that place. A programme has l been arranged that will include con- i cert by th> Goodyear band. The Senior class of Killingly High School will have an outing at Web I ster lake today. 4 l Pupils of the Eighth grade of the 1 Danielson school had an outing at Old Killingly lake, near East killingly, on Friday.
 Henry C. Reichman of New York 1 was a visitor with friends in Daniel son Friday. The baccalaureate service at the Congreeational church Sunday even ing will be open to the public. Great quantities of laurel are to be l found in many places in this vicinity l at the present time. and it is being brought in for use in decorations.
 The latest protests over highway ] conditions have come in from prop erty owners on School street. below l Cottage street; Furnace street and l ciaI town meeting to go over the en- ltire highway situation is constantly growing.
 I Sterling and Connecticut Mills will furnish the baseball for 'Danie1son this afternoon, and Sterling promises to bring. a team that. will take some thing out of the locals for the defeat they received on their last visit here. Manager Reach says; Let them go to it."
 fnighta Music by Whites Singing or chestra.- adv l
 Mrs. A. SC. Greene will have the l,men1bers of the Ladies' Reading cir iicle at her home for a meeting next Monday afternoon. Current Events Twill be discussed.
 } Attention is called to the fact that . solicitors for charitable institutions or enterprises must have the, endorse ment of the State Board of Charities before they can legally solicit in Dan ielson, and all who 'solic'- and do not have such authority I liable to prosecution.
 Paul Floru a Rumanian by birth but an American citizen by choice, is at Camp Devens waiting to be must [ cred out after more than a years ser vice overseas. He was one of .Dan- a ielsons young men who were exceed e ingly anxious to fight for Uncle Sam and he did fight. #s e Eugene M. Reed. student at Yale university, is at his home here for the summer, vacation.
 Arthur c. Haskell of Bridgeport was a visitor with friends in Danielson or Friday and will remain over the week end
 q J. Carl Witter was at Newport or s Friday attending a sale of horses.
 Benjamin Brown, student at Browr university. is visiting here with his parents, MT. and Mrs. George Brown d of North Main street.
 e At some soda fountains about the y town petitions are to be found, ask. ing congress to remove the tax or t soft drinks. Many signatures art being obtained.
 The county commissioners-Joh A Dady, Urgle LaFrance and E. H. Cort. tis-made a periodical visit on Friday to the WindhANi County Temporary Home for Children, where about 12I . little people are cared for at pres. ent.
 n Veterans of the Civil war and ths
 World war are as a unit today in ex. }. pressing their wish that there should n be q generous display of national col ors in observance of Flag Day, whict 6 this year means more than ever z As indicating how plentiful money l must be- on Danielson automobile dealer reports having sold .57 cars 1T n the ten weeks ending today, and prac- Il tically all of the cars have beer placed in this immediate vicinity V Mrs. Maria L. Bennett Scott, wifi. of F. W. Scott, Jr., of Hawkins street died at Atlantic, Mass, where sht . had been staying with relatives fol a short time. Mrs. Scott went tc Boston about the first of the montf to~-undergo treatment at a hospital, but afterwards went to Atlantic pre- ferring to be with relatives. The body is to be brought here Monday | Mrs. Scott was a daughter of MT. an6 Mrs. Duran Bennett of Plainfield where she was born 59 years ago. Sht leaves her husband and a son, James Hutch, of Atlantic. Mass.
 At Wauresan Friday morning tn. funeral of Miss Rose M. Reynolds wa! Iheld from her home with services al the Sacred Heart church Rev J. c Irequlem mass. Burial was in the Sa- cred Heart cemetery. Louis F. Ken nedy was the funeral director.
 There continues to be some com plaint about the boisterous conduc of few young men who make a prac tice of congregating at Davis parl early in the evening. The great ma | jority who go to the restful spot ar, thoroughly decorous. but smal group seems to get enjoyment out O noise and rough tactics, much to tn, annouance of nearby residents an, quiet occupants of the park bench es.
 I wish to announce that I am nov the manager of the Eastern Conn Forestry company and am prepared t
 do shade tree trimming cement anr cavity work. Write Victor Perreault Danielson.-adv.
 Events of graduation week are ar
 ranged as follows: Baccalaureate ser
 vice Sunday evening" June To. at ,.t
 Congrega ational church: Class Day ex
 ercises, Thursday afternoon. tow
 hall; graduating exercises. Thursda
 evening, town hall: Alumni Hig
 School baseball game, Friday after
 noon, Connecticut Mills field; Alumr
 reception to the graduating class, Fri
 day evening, State Armory
 Admission to the Class Day exer
 cises Thursday afternoon will be b
 ticket only The graduation exer
 cises Thursday evening will be pub
 lie.