Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-09
DANIELSoN AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIElLON

AAA SAASA~sNS Captain and Mrs. Hugh Mason Of l Brooklyn, are sailing from New York | this week for a South American trip. on the, Standard Oil tanker Henry | Pratt, one of the largest in the pil- carrying trade. Captain Mason com mands the vessel, which will be away l from New York for about ten weeks.
 Christmas gifts for all ages be- 1 tween one day and onb>- hundred years at the Gift Shop, Center street, | adv.
 I The Company B team of Williman- tic will be here to play the Connecti- cut Mills basketball team next Sat- urdAy evening.
 Harold Atwood was visitor in Providence Monday.
 | Deputy Inspector R. c. Young of state automobile department was in New London Monday on duties con- nected with his office.
 The kiIlneiy Worsted company of Elmville is another of the towns in dustrial concerns that is to increase | it's production capacity. The plants broad looms will be removed and 100 narrow looms addod. When the | changes are made the plant will have | 160 looms.
 Postmaster Raymond Allen is giving | notice that the remeval of passenger l trains tomorrow >(Wsdnesday}--am them trains that are carrying mails will further compTieate the difficult task of promptly handling the mass of mail matter that will be moving dur 1 ing the holiday season and agaiu ad- 'rtses-and with more stress than ever - ail your Christmas packages early"
 A theatrical treat this week-a big and lively vaudeville show-all hign CLASS acts-at the Orpheum theatre Inqrsday eVening-adv.
 Il Each of five family groups of the Baptist church have meetings sehed- uied to b. held this evening at homes in Danelson.
 Rev. J. T. Edwards W4s at Boston Monday to attend the winter meeting and banquet of the Newton Theolog icaI seminary alumni, held at the Boston G.ty club.
 Exact inlormation was not available here ol Monday as to trains that may
 be rei4lo. ed on Wednesday in carrying out the pan of reducing service or account u the fuel shortage. A work train, including a steam
 shovel is at work here doing exca- vating and grading in connection witt l the project of extending the bull track siding nofthward from Hutchins street near St. James cemetery, tt
 a point opposite the upper end of th' i Connecticut mills.
 w. Irving Bullard Of Boston was 1T ) Danielson Monday to attend meet
 ing of the directors of the Danielso1
 Trust company.
 ? Silent Officer at Danielson Trus : company corner knocked off his pin . by an automobile Monday morning = Accident at opportune tilne-Dr. F.
 Todd and Dr. J. N Perreault stand ing within Q feet of the site. L.ttl jack knife surgery to f4 broker : Hagstaff and silent Officer returned | n duty. J. F. Gardner, Jr., made ful e report to Chief Mcfarland. Rapid development as to dwelli1
 houses at Connecticut Mills is al = tracting attention of persons who SC - opportunities for g new business cen 5 ter in that section Of the toHn-an ! stores may be looked for in that sec I ton in the near future.
 Many Danielspn people Aho neve
 paid any attention to the suprefri courts Of the United States unt ' Monday waited with expeetant ifl . terest a decision from that augus tribunal on questAh Of far-reaeh A ing importance. Twas much tn : same SIS awaiting returns from tn : worlds series. f- y lt was indicated Monday that th
 plan to get state assistance in bu i'd | ing a state highway between Good Y year and Danielson by way of Map 70 street will have strong support. l l. the development Of this highway, talk ' en with Goodyear's coming growtl s many see d chance to connect up ti = two places " til many pretty nome '- making Danfeisol d cit9, for Goodyea I is only little over two miles ava e from North street
 The funeral of Mrs. Ella Do Ora
 "A, Nas held Monday afternoon at ht
 home in Brooklyn. the service coi nj dueted by Rev J. E. Pratt, Of ti n Congregational church. The baare g were Ioha Meyers, Michael A3cGe 70 I1dward AIersin, " liatn Ray. Buri ,e was in Brooklyn Er rdetery. L. ,- Kennedy was the iaperal director v. Theodore .. Fond is seriously ill ,? bis home in Brooklyn.