Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-14
DANIELSON

Mrs. Gallups Sunday school class of the Baptist church enjoyed moon light bathing Tuesday night at Mrs Prosts camp, at Old killingly pond
 visiting Mir. and Mrs. Percy E. HafL
 mond in East Kill:ngly.
 William A. Reddv of Dayv;tle was in Putnam Tuesday on business.
 Harold Elliott and William Moran n who figured in tne automobile aoci- dent at Dayville ore resting comfort ably at the Day l<imhall hospital ir Putnam.
 The Girls club of DanieIson held q meeting in their rooms Tuesday ev- ening when Miss Kathryn Moran was elected treasurer to succeed Miss Elm fly Williams, who resigned because she is leaving town. Plans were dis cussed for the coming fall. Among the things suggested are classes for instruction in millinery and in basket making. If enough interest is shown in this. undoubtedly a class in cook ing will be started. In regard to the
 tasia. the musical comady put on so successfully here a sho:.. while ago it was decided to buy furniture to complete the fitting up of tho club rooms. It was announced also that a drive for membersh p will take place the latter part of September.
 At the union devotional service at Davis Park next Sunday evening 2 mems choir, composed of the men members of the different Protestant church choirs. will sing.
 The new fire alarm box at Connec- ticut Mills has been installed and was tested out Wednesday night. The equipment of the fire department is nearly complete now and the borough has as good fire department as many of the surrounding towns.
 The Goodyear Cotton Mills baseball team is leaving today (Thursday) for Akron. Ohio. where they will play two games against the very fast team of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Go. of that city. The first game is to be played at seiber1ing Field on Satur- day and the second game Sunday. There is great deal of local enthu- siasm over these games. the Good year Conn. boys have made a most enviabie reputatio on the diamond so far this season and everything points toward an extremely hot con test for the laurels. The Akron team will probably visit here soon after the first of September. to play the return games.
 Aside from the interest which the national sport affords baseball fol- lowers. the trip to Akron will be an opportunity to inspect the mann moth Goodyear factory. They also, are 10 attend a dance given for them and bowling matches will be in order.
 The lineup which includes 12 play CTS. is as follows: Pitchers, Jennings and Nichols; catchers. Frechette and Reddy; first base, Masterson; sec ond base. Gagnon and Mcdonald: third base, Elliott; shortstop. Connel- ly; left field. Shea center field. J. Connolly: right field. Beiiand. The entire party is made up of 16 men. in c1uding R. w. Boys, superintendent of the Goodyear Cotton Mills; C. N. Tur- ner, assistant treasurer; JIG. Echmu- foI1 1 r-f Fred F. Miller. cost accountant.
 A meeting of the warden and bur Eesses was held Tuesday evening at which the appropriations necessary for the coming year were voted. As yet nothing definite has been done in voted to instruct Wesley Wilson to receive the bids for 500 feet of fire hose, to replace some defective hose now on hand.
 The railroad situation looks en- on freight along the road which will help relieve the congestion at the To- cal manufacturing concerns. Be- cause of the inability sto ship the accun,ulatin al the mills. all of the plants, here have large orders to fill, necessitating tbeir running overtime. | and when thc embargo is wholly lift ed they WILL ne aDle to breathe a | sigh pf relief The passenger service 1 is gtiii curtailed but the shopmen are voting at present in regard to re- turning to work. There the train ser iee would be about normal once more. As to the jitney service it is Inexcelled. Merchants reported as big | 2 day Saturday as they ever have in | his SC -nn of the year. Patrolman l Martin ~ 5lf said that the lack of troll 1 ey serN .ce was practically not notice 1 able here Saturday, because there | were as many people on the street as ever.
 MT. and Mrs. Chas. c. Bill and Mr and Mrs. Wm. P Perkins are on a motor trip through the Rerkshires.
 ". $. Pepler, of the Danielson 1 his week.
 Miss Mae Dunn is spending her va cation at kennebunkport. Me.
 George Baribeault. who was held at jail last week. has been re- eased upon furnishing bonds