Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-26
DANIELSON
warden Damase RoIl

Warden Damase Boufais was in New York Thursday on a business trip.
 Friends here received cards from D. E. Jette, at Franconia Notch. in the White Mountains.
 The carnival in which the Amer ican Legion is interested attracted many to the state armory.
 Fitalis Benneau,- recently returned from overseasf service with the Sec ond Division has taken a position as a retail shoe clerk. on Fremont street, Boston.
 Dr. J. L. Godburn. dentist. announc- es the opening of his offices. in the Windham County Savings Bank build ing, second foor.-adv.
 Agent William Pepler has returned from business trip to New York.
 Jette and Bavaria fall millinery opening, Friday and Saturday. Sept. 2627. A cordial invitation to all.- adv
 Gurdon E. Withey received a young fox hound from Maine and will use him in hunts this fall and winter.
 Mrs Herbert J. Barnett of North Main street is in charge of the Fabric Shop at Putnam.
 Mrs. A. Tait Hope, Dayville. driving Wheeler Gentry. won first honors in the ladies driving class at the Brooklyn fair.
 Lawrence A. Johnson, of Lawrence. was a visitor with friends in Daniel son on Thursday
 A musical comedy company at the Orpheum theatre gave a pleasing en- tertainment Thursday evening.
 Mrs. Frederick A Jacobs and Mrs. George NJ Burroughs are directors of the Woman's board of the Day Kim ball hospital representing Danielson. for the ensuing year.
 An estate valued at $3, ,128, ,40o 64 was left by Alexander Cochrane of Bos- ton, an inventory filed in the Suffolk probate court shows. MT. Cochrane at one time was an owner of the Dan ielSon Cotton Company business here.
 Members of the Danielson Circuit league will attend a meeting that is to be held in Putnam Saturday evening.
 Willard Danielson had the rear wheel of his bicycle crushed under an automobile as she was turning the ma chine about in MaIn street. MT. Danielson was not injured.
 Very few drivers risked speeding their machines between Danielson and The route was watched by d repre- sentative of the state automobile de- partment, R. c. Young
 The list of cases on the criminal list tor the October term of court has been increased by recent happenings within the county.
 Game Warden Harry Battey, of Easr ki1lingly, says from now on he will devote much attention to the duties of his office, watching particularly for those who shoot game birds illegally
 County Commissioner John A. Dady of Putnam and F. H. Corttis of North Grosvenordale. were among the visi- tors at the county fair in Brooklyn
 The McNally Construction eornpa ny which has been engaged in erecting a trest1e for the Cuinebaug company and building new bridge over the canal that passes under the end of Franklin street, near Main street. ha S completed it's work here.
 Wndham County farmers who have taken the trouble to grow sprayed apples. select and grade the product are getting as high as S9 a barrel as compensation.
 Members ofthe First Division. re- gently reyied in New York and Wash ington, who passed through here in to muster out, tossed out post cards in | DanleISon. at least one of these mis- 1 sives being addressed to Some Nice Girl. which card might be rightful- l ly delivered to many score of claim ants here
 Officers and members of the Daniel son post of the American Legion arej faVorably considering the proposal 1 made by some of the mem bers that i the members of the C. A. R. resident here and the members of the Spanish War Veterans of Danielson and vicin- lty be elected honorary members of i the Danielson post of the legion. This practive is being followed in many
 
 Carpenters and stone masons in DanIelson are assured a busy season until such time real cold weather sets in Notwithstanding the high costs attendant upon construction work much of it is being done here. Carpen- -ers are particularly busy
 When the gates were closed at the Brooklyn fair grounds late Thursday ne onlclals were contented to know hat this years fair had been a sue cess. Thursday was the closing day of l. he fair and, as usual is the case the attendance was not nearly as large as 'n the hrst of the so-called big days.
 There are many, however who all ways find more enjoyment in seeing he fair when the crowds are not so arge and this was as true on thursday as always in the past The ast day of this years fair found many ,hildren in attendance and they found much to delight them The horse races featured Thursdays