Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-28
DAaEESoN AND PUTNAM NEWS

posal for sharing, during 1920 and 1921, 5 of building state highways in Killingly The amount appropriated was $5,000. of which any part may be used on state highway improvements in Killingly, the town paying one quarter of the cost of such work. the. state the other three quarters.
 Coroner Arthur G. Bill stated Fri day afternoon that he had not up to that time completed his inquest rela- tive to the death of Stella Gmyr the little girl who was struck by an auto mobile truck and killed last Monday afterSoon near her home in the Que- bee section of the West Side. One wit ness who had promised to appear be- fore the coroner failed, to do so. and she will be summoned in. .>.
 Lewis Lipis, the driver of the ma chine that figured in the accident, had no drivers license at the time of the occurrence, though he claimed that he did have one; that he had left it in his blouse and forgot to take it out when he sent the garment to the laun- dry. His statement that he was a Ii censed driver has been verified at the state automobile department in Hart ford. J. H. Milligan, who recently pur- chased property at the corner of Main and Winter streets, is to move the dwelling now on the corner site to an- other location on the lot and will erect a new dwelling. MT. Nilligan recently sold his former home. the Baument place. on the Elmville road. Mrs. Clarence Younx and. daughter, Thelma, of Cleveland, are visiting here with Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Judson and family.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. E. Kennedy are en- tertaining Miss Alice Kennedy of Norwich and Miss Dorothy St Cnge, of Providence. .-., Augustus Longo, now at his home here, is steadily improving after un- l derging an operation at Worcester | hospital.
 Wesleyan university conferred the | degree of doctor of divinity upon Rev. l R. s. Cushman at the commencement | exercises this week. Rev. Mr. Cush- man, vflo took prominent part in the recently completed Centenary movement, was formerly pastor of the Danielson Methodist church.
 Nathan D.. Prince Charles A: Till | inghast, D. E. Jette and Damae Bou- lias, majority of the directors of ] the Danielson Construction company, have given notice to terminate the | corporate existence of the organiza- | ton.
 The Dalsielson bowling team, which now has a match on with the Good = year team, each team having won one | game, will in the near future start a 1 series of games with a Putnam team. Miss Agnes Jacobs and Miss Doro- 1 thy Paine are at Connecticut college, near New Londors spending week at the summer school of the Connecticut Sunday School association. The long period of dry weather was broken by more than A hours of rain that began late Thu1sday afternoon
 Mrs. Henry Gareau of Webster is spending a few days with relatives in | Danielson. -'t.e- t
 On School street: Damase Boulias is
 erecting a cottage dwelling that will
 be occupied by his sons family.
 Danelson business men have con
 tributed a number of articles to be
 awarded to winners of the athletic
 events that the Connecticut Mills will I include ip it's big programme for the
 Fourth. .. .i Horace c. Jensen of Hartford was
 a visitor with fs,iends in Danielson on
 Friday. c
 Some talk has been heard of re i questing borough officials to consider 1 rearranging the schedule of hours ot
 the police so that the men will not
 have to work such long hours each day.
 The first of the Sunday eveuine
 services on Davis park this season is
 scheduled for tomorrow. Rev w. B
 Williams of the Congregational. church
 will be the speaker. A. P. Burns vii
 lead the singing. .-
 The Ladies Reading circle has it:
 annual picnic planned for next Mon.
 day-on the grounds at Mrs. T. E
 Hopkins, where the outing usually i.
 held. J. Frank Low. whose death occurred
 in Springfield this week, formerly wa.
 a resident ,rhere, on the West SN1 anc
 a son of William Low,