Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-28
DANIELSON

thrown out of joint. He was given at ing, Earl Winsiows shoulder was thrown outof joint. He was given at tention by physician.
 Miss Katherine T. Thayer has re- l turied to Putnam after spending a va cation of two weeks in Wanielson. Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Aver char aeterized as malicious falsehoed the story that he had arrested a well known Dayville man on charge of selling liquor illegally.
 At meeting at the Connecticut Ex- perimeHtal station at New Haven, As sistant State EHtonetegist Irving w Davis of Danielson was one of Solid Stream Spraying in Gypsy Moth Work. Mf. Davis lecture was illustrated with slides
 Several children from Danieison were operated on Saturday morning at the Day Kimball hospital for the re- meyal of adenoids and tonsils. Miss Miriam Boomhoyer, visiting nurse here, attended the clinic. to which nearly 50 children came for operations.
 There are many local members of Battery D. 56th Coast Artillery, which is to hold it's first reunion and out ing at Ocean beach, August IT. The local members of this battery form eriy were members of the Thirteenth Company, Coast Artillery corps, c. N. G.
 
 service men has been obtained to :n- sure the granting of a charter for the formation of a post of the American Legion in Danieison. Any service man. no matter where his home, may affiliate with the local post
 The extra passenger trains run by the New Haven road proved great accomm odation to those who used them. The service also suggests that it is about time to restore at least two Nf +, H. without train service. in either diree- tfon from 10 o'clock in the morning until 6.15 at night a period of more than eight consecutive hours.
 D There has been interest in this sec ton in the ease of Private Clayton served in the 69th Balloon company and who disappeared since his dis charge from service. Private Hope was honorably discharged from ser vice on May 1s, but nothing has been heard of this 21 year old youth since the day he signed out of the army Just before being mustered out Hope wrote, it is known. et his intention to come for tisit with relatives in Gen. tral Village. but he never came there. As told elsewhere in The Bulletin. he was found working on a South Nor walk farm Saturday.
 Funeral services for Andrew Jack son Paine were held at his home at
 
 the Roger Williams -Cranston Street Baptist church of Providence where MT. Paine formerly lived, ofHciated. ] The body was buried in the Paine {! family cemetery at Greenevilie, R. I. ] A. F. Wood was in charge of the fu- neral arrangements
 H. H. Starkweather is rernodeling his building at the square so as to l make available for his own use the quarters formerly occupied as al post office. The store he is at pres ent occupying is to be fitted up with bowling alleys for the use of ladies and for special tournament and match | games.
 Tuesday evening will bring the end of the second week of the trolley strike, which has now come to be an old story with the public. There is aothing new in the situation here ex- public over being deprived of service during the time of year when it can De used with the most satisfaction. The strike is an injury to business as of the remarks that one hears about he town each day pertaining to the strike, would spoil the circulation chances of a modest family newspa- per!
 In the town court Saturday morning, Judge ". F. Woodward sentenced Viii l am Whitehead. 19, to serve 50 days n jail, on a charge of being an idle person and to a fine of $50, plus costs 'f prosecution of s29, on a charge of boarding freight car of the New Ha- Ten road
 Harold Sipples. charged with board ng freight car, was placed on pro- ,ation for period of six months.
 The young men were taken into cus- odya in New London.
 # the coal shortage, that Daniel on people are being constantly warn | CT, comes to pass it will mean an ther boom for the cord wood bus ness. such as was known here dur ng the winter of 1917-1s. when even he big manufa curing concerns were breed to buy wood to keep fire un- CT their boilers No great amount of { ard coal is coming into Danielson { nd orders that were placed months go by retail buyers here in many 1 ases remain thrilled. Winter weath- r is many weeks away yet. but not !, o distant as to offset all the worry those who need fuel for their homes -hen it does come.
 No more army service for me- Tas the slogan of numbers Of Killingly { oys as they came home after doing , uty in the world war but the pros 7 ect of fighting on the Mexican bor- < CT has changed all that. Already { one with soldering are pricking iIp ' 1eir ears and there seems no doubt : t all that they will be off for a re- I ruiting stataion the first minute that r ncle Sam decides the time has ar e we'd to clean up things across the order. v The public service vehicle men did ? le best business Saturday that they F ave any day since the trolley strike t as inaugurated. Saturday the best a hopping day of the week was with V 1t rain and buyers who have been apt away from here for two weeks 4 oclSed in from all directions. Regu- F r motor bus service was being main T, ined all day and until late at night T, stween this place and Elmville Day- . He, Goodyear, Putnam, Wauregan! a Id Central Village, with the regular f, 1e to Brooklyn also doing business . At the graded school on School n rect retaining wall is being built . 'uiting station the first minute that o g away at the front of the school Il Iiiding. The improvement is T nall one, but needed. il The beginning of the collection of g ~f l.