Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-19
DANIELSON

l School street school 2S6, ~ Goodyear, l lse; Dayville. 12T: ,Attawauean, 7s; i Center. ss: Valley. q; South Killinsiy, ! aT Sparks. ,; Tucker [: total S36. Erooklyn-East BDooki.-n. s1; Cen ! fer e; Bush Hill. IS: Gilbert. If; to- ] tai Is2.
 John kilbrass and Make Lax are the Danielson men who died as the re- 1 suit of injuries received in g motor cycle accident that took place near Warren, Mass. according to inforn1a : l ton that has been obtained by Chief John Mcfarland of the police force. 1 The men were employed in local mill 1 and had ridden the motorcycle into ! Massachusetts on a brief outing. The bodies were not brought here for burial
 With the coming of fall there again is demand here for apartments far ! exceeding the supply The housing condition is again acute. notwitil-
 standing the fact that there has been
 a large increase in the number of available departments, due to the ac-
 tive building of the past three years,
 especially in Industrial place. There
 apartments. and this would only ease
 the demand, not relieve it entirely.
 The following was taken from The
 Orleans County tNermont) Monitor:
 Orleans, announce the engagement of
 their daughter. Ruth Margaret Skin
 ner to Ensign Lester A Bill of Dan
 ielson, Conn. Miss Skinner is a grad ceived her degree in 1917 Since then
 she has taught most successfully in Proctor Academy. Andover. N. Fl. Dur ing the sixth Liberty Loan Campaign months with the Liberty Loan Com mittee Of the Second Federal District in New York city. Ensien Bill is a son of Judge Arthur C. Bill of Daniel icaI engineer and before his enlistment in the navy was plant engineer of tf1 1e New England Westinghouse Company. Upon completion of the Officers Training course at the L. s. Naval Academy, Annapolis. he was assigned to duty on the L. s. S. ReKaI'o. serr ing as engineer officer until the re- cent acceptancc of his resignation from the service.
 The funeral of Rita Lamoureaux, 4, Larnoureaux was held from the Gau- dette home in Union street Thursday morning burial being in Holy Cross cemetery. Martin T. Burns was the while visiting here from Moosup. their home, with her mother. The family
 9orInerl5- lived in Danielson.
 Up at Woodstock fair. an innocent bystAnder who was asked AS to Whe th
 CT the fleece of a fine eve was all
 wool at the same time tho sugges-
 ton being made to him that story was circulating to the effect that some cotton and wool f1eeces. mixed. were bein, grown up that Way. replied that he did not know. -Anplincation of the story to include the statement that such a fleece could be grown by feed ing sheep cotton seed meal, left him ill a mood to take this new pro1teer- ing problem up with the county agent.
 4 motion fer allowance for defence and for alin1ony, pendente lite, Is down to be argued today in the superior 1 court at Putnam in the divorce case i Copeland. The couple formerly lived l on 3. farm in the Allen Hill section of ! the town of Brooklyn. ]
 Another matter of local interest scheduled to come up in the superior: '; court at todays session is inc hear i cd complaint and motion to expunGe in the ease Of Gertrude \. NarGcu vs. | the town of KilinSly, this being the ]; case in which the town is being sued 1 for dispensing with the services of a 1 teacher Of music in the towns schools. i
 William McDer7nott left Thursday l or a business trip to Grand Rapids, ] Mick. l idtnce on a business trip on Thurs 1
 Stores are again open Thursday aft e-noonS in psrieIsor. although many | u ,r1er half holiday is over for this year.
 Switehooard extensions, being made at the 0a1ieisor central telephone Of fee vii! si-e eight positions whenj com pieted, this indicating 9 steady growth in the Danielson division. : John C. Deunison of Meriden was B visitor with friends in Danielson on Thursday.
 , Neariv a score of men resident tr a1;< x.,.s- iIi the Yankee Division a associa tior, of New Engla~d that is be- ing formed in Bostor The local men were with the 1otst and io2nd Infan- try and the Field Artillery orGaniza- lions Of the famous division. John LaBeIIe of BalIouvj1ie was one of the big winners of prizes for pouI- try shown at the Woodstock fair this Teek.
 Some new machinery is heinz in stalled in it's big plant the West Side, by the ouinebaug compauy.
 Members Of Kil1ingly and Brooklyn .aininAnt programmes at fhe Neigh DOTS Night meeting of Putnam grange next Monday evening. Essonll grange will also be represented at tfe meet
 "Jefn the Legion" is the slogan of -he service men here who are working hard this week to increase the nera bersilip Of the local post of the Amer -ea n 1eE1on.- ff l Two weeks from next Monday brings the annual town meeting and sIection of town officers for the en- suing year.
 Stanley Regis has entered the en- ploy Of the. Shore Line roadsas conductor on the local line. t@
 DanieIson was repyesented. NThurs- day afternoon at tisc annual meeting If the Wonlau's Bsaavd Of the. Day hospital held atNF,utnaff
 Rev. Henry J. kiIbourn. oF Boston will speak at the Congregational churches here and in South Killing ly Sunday in the interest Of the Tsil- rrim Fund campaign. At Brooklyn Rev. E,iwell Q. Mead of Cromwell will be the speaker
 BOLTON NOTCH
 NJ ss Sadie Howard. who has been visiting hey mother Mrs. NJ. F. How ard, returned Saturday to her home in Avy- nn1-