Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-06
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

being made for renewals of member ship or for memberships, while in oth- CT territories there seems to be indif- ference this year where last year all was enthusiasm. It is believed, how ever, that the end of the drive will show that the Danielson chapter has been able to make very good show ing.
 Further information received from Mazatlan, where Rev. Harold H. Bar Der died last week. is to the effect that the young clergyman was Ill but four days. Complete details relative to the sad affair have not come to Daniel son yet. 1t was stated here Wednes- day afternoon. Mrs. John Rowland, mother -in-law of Rev Mir. Barber is expected to arrive today at Mazatlan from Mexico City, where she was staying when Rev. MT. Barbers death occurred.
 The first snow of the season, mix ed in with the chilling storm of rain, came to Danielson Wednesday after noon, and with the weather condi- tions made fuel conditions loom up as real question of importance.
 A fine of s1O was remitted in the case of Miss Airline Anderson, who was charged with driving an automobile without having a license to do so ac- tion being taken merely as a warn ing to all juveniles who are or have been driving cars here without a To- cense to do so.
 Mrs. E. H. Reach will have the mem bers of the Civic Federation aat her home for meeting on Friday after noon.
 County Game Warden Harry E: Bat tey of East Killingly is still after the men who took skunk during the closed | season. His latest prosecution brought penalties to two Eastford rnen-and others are due for an appearance in court within the next few days. First Selectman John A. Gilbert was called as a witness in the Mowry- Ra-
 cine case tried in the superior court
 in Putnam on Wednesday. i w. c. Bacon was in Boston Wednes-
 day on business trip. | Caston A. Maindon is recovering
 satisfactorily from an operation per
 formed on Monday at a hospital in
 Providence.
 There's a unanimous vote on the proposition that 1t is much more pru- dent. fully c.s safe and far less pain | full to suggest that some other per-
 son Tick" a man than attempt the 1 job on ones own account Tn yellow heroics as in more mystic things
 suggestion is the most powerful am mnnition on tap.
 You never can tell where you will
 meet an, economist or what particular
 form his penny saving procivities will take. Danielson has an oddist who ! slips his letters-minus postage-un- l der business mems doors. Freuuent- | ly he comes around later in the day
 to talk business. and often makes nc
 mention at all of his letters or the j propositions they contain. ] Crushed rock iss heinz rolled ir | Dayville's Main street this week, near
 the LaBelle building. as part of the | job of finishing up the state high 1 way in that place.
 | Davville seems to he the lucky part | of killingly insofar as the receipt ot coal shipments E concerted. Consid
 erable coal has been unloaded at the sta ton within the past few days. Mir. and Mrs. Clarence A. Potter re-
 tu-ned from a visit in Boston. and 1 Worcester.
 i Sheriff Charles A. Gates of Willi
 "4artic was at the ia'l in Brooklyn or | Wednesday to attn7d the annual meet ine of county officials.
 Mss Anna Laieunasse and Miss Flo
 ra Duhamel were visitors in Worces- ter,
 Many thousand of dcIars saved dur.
 ing the year by me-ohers of Christ tfas Thrift club re-nhere do'nr hue- mess with .Daniels1r banks will he re1 leased ahout the 18th of nn~t month
 and will heln booro the h1lidav rI7r-
 n'ng trade here. The amount saved
 by club members will be greater this
 year than ever There was surprising interest he-e ] in the Massachusetts gubernaational