Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-02
DANIELsON AND PUTNAM NEWS


DANIELSON
 Rev. Ignaius Kost, pastor of St Jo- seph'S church, Dayville.~ was vlsltor III Hartford Wednesday.
 See Quinebaug sore coffee adV. on this page today.-adv
 J. Carl Witter conducted an auction sale at the CIev eland place in Brooklyn on Wednesday.
 Five new dwellings on Morin avenue and that vicinity are now stead1ly au- Vancing in construction.
 The coming. of October has lessened the. demand for ice, which has been selling for one dollar a hundred pounds in Danielson during all of this season
 About fifty priests are expected to be here for the golden anniversary cele- bration of St James parish.
 The posteffice is becoming something of mail order house. In the lobby of the local Office list of goods that may be purchased from government war stocks is posted and contains variety of articles from rubber boots to hair brushes, almost.
 Members of DanieIson Girls club had a delightful evening at Phoenix hall Wednesday. when occurred the or ganiZation's first big gathering of the season.
 Getting sufficient supply of coal for the winter season is looming up as a
  flies in Danielson. The coming of cool nights and mornings makes the matter seem more acute.
 Miss Cora Laryiviere. of the clerical staff at the Danielsen Trust company, has progressed so well after opera tion for appendicitis al St. Vincent $ hospital in Worcester that she is ex- Dected 10 return to her home here with in q few days.
 number of priests from parishes in fa- ar Ia day to greet Cardinal Mercier. prima te of Belgium and archbishop of Malines the prelate who defied the German gov ernment when his country was crush ed under the heel of the War Lord.
 The open season for hunting ducks began Wednesday and number of loc- : al sDortsmen were out trying their luck, The real open season on hunting does not begin until next Tuesday,, however.
 A car owned by Wallace eernier, of DanielSon was stolen from outside a building in Plainf1eld where a dance was going on Tuesday evening. Some hours later the car was found aban- doned near an old barn at Jewett City. In the meantime Deputy Automobile Inspector R, C Young of Da nielson had been notified and telephone messa ses sent to police of a number of cities within a radius Of 50 miles.
 Speaking of shorter hours. a subject that seen1s to hold great in perest for so many workers these days. William $. Brown of the Shepard Hill farm at Wauregan says that farming isn't so bad. We only have to work eight hours twice day" MT. Brown observes.
 With the working force at Brooklyn jail reduced at the present time to 12 prisoners. just half the number being held there. the taxpayer will under stand that it will not be possible for the intSitution to show the remark ole earnings that have been the rule in the past Bound over prisoners do not work at the jail.
 The balloting at the annual town meeting next Monday will be in the town hall for voters of anfdistrict of the town. The ballot boxes. will be open, usual until sJ D. m.
 Foliage tints now so very beau tiful through towns in this section the Berkshire of Eastern Connecticut that many touring parties are coming into the territory solely to view the glorles Of the autumn woods.
 In the vicinity of Attawaugan the state highway department is putting a tar binder along the edge of the state highway lea ding to Putnam to save the road surface from crurn bling away during the cold weather season. as il did during the past winter
 Although some suspicion has been directed against a single individual. nothing definite has been learned as to who is responsible for throwing one of the cars of the Shore Line off the rails near Alezande~'s lake week ago last Saturday evening
 NotInS the large amount of business that big mofof trucking concerns in cities iE Massachu md Rhode Is land are getting from concerns located in this immediate territory. trucks are being purchased by killingly men to enter this growing enterprise.
 Mrs. L. s. Barstow, East killinaly, who is employed as stenogfa pher in the office. of Judge :. ;. Russell twas slightly injured when she was hurled put of vehicle in which she was driv- ing when her wagon came into cOlli- sion with a big motor van. the accident happening here in Dapielson.
 Cider mills that hawt opened for the season are doing a rUShing business at the present time. About town predic- lions are heard that cider will sell for one dollar a gallon this winter, the pro- phets seemingly overlooking the fact that the sale of fermented cider in any uantity. will beS forbidden under the lesisla ton now in course of enactment in Washington.
 Rev. Thomas J. Preston, rector at is the oldest living pastor of St. James, church. of which he was in charge for long period in the last twenty years of the past cen Lufy. j. Partners are asking that hunters ex- ercise special care while they are out following their favorite sport. Wood lands herea bouts are very dry, and careless use of matches, or the throw ing away of lighted cigarettes or cigars, or the emptyins of a pipe containing