Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-29
DANIELSON

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 Edward Henault of Bristol. Corn., was a visitor here Monday, with his 1 brother, George J. Henault.
 Ralph c. Young and family sleft on, l Monday to spend the greater part, of this week at Oakland Beach.
 l Attorney Warren p. Chase of Hart
 ford is visiting Tith his parents, Mr
 street. ET-NaBgSE5M
 The KilIingH weman's club will hold a lawn fete on grounds of F. E. Hopkins, Thursday, July s1. s.so to, s3o Proceeds for Day Kimba.H hos. pital and support of a French orphan, adv.
 George weod of New Rochelle. N.; F., is visiting with relatives n Dang ielson.
 The temperature ran up ta 100 del
 grees in the sun in Danielson at noenS
 Monday, but the heat was tempered early in the afternoon by a brisE
 breeze.
 Iohn whalen of Boston Is spend
 '~~ a few. days with friends in Dan -
 ieison. M sS f'sAHst
 john C. Bayiey of Fonkers was a
 visitor with friends in Danielson on
 J. Carl witter was in canterbury7
 Monday to conduct auction sale
 John Butler, who for years was al
 gamekeeper in England, is success
 fully breeding pheasants on his farm
 in the Horse Hill district. Hn this.l snecialty work MT. Butler has obtain
 ed 8 number of varieties, some of them really beautiful. Mir. Butler sre- gently presented Attorney A, G, RiH w wth ass ssstet te ss of hsPassa et at Ns Biirs. Ss EFs Ii1 q
 At session of the toaun court on Monday morning, Judge W. F. Wood ward imposed a fine of S25 and costs. amounting to a total of $34.7a in eachA case. the minimum allowed under ths Moosup and Earl Gay of this toyra l The men were charged with having 1 driven motor vehicles at a. recKfesst rate of speed on the highway bstMeen day night. The men pleaded guaty to 1 driving in excess of 30 miles an5 hour 1 ,vhic', $ regarded as speeding :underl the law. E ~s 5es esFtss v
 sTne prosecution of Laroche andt Gay is in line with the automobileI departments intention to stop speed-} ing of motor cars the highways in l this section. especially cars, many of them public service, running, between l Danelson and Wildwood park.
 The Goodyear Gotten Mills, Ine-.Ian- nounced Monday that they have ar ranged to dispose of to their eTupIoy- es quantity of their 2 per ceut cu- preferred stock of the con cern.
 Employes are to be permitted to l buy this stock at par, S1eo a. share and to pay for it on the inssallaent l plan. at the rate of s1 per week The employees of the concern will be can vassed during a ten days drive and the value of the offering mades to them fully explained. For every wear that an employe who owns stock remains with the concern he will be aHowed a bonus of per cent, so the invest a7f nTa a1rriy cent. yearly to the workers Some tim eago the Goodvear ooer=etiFres of this town were cefc-cc'' stock of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Cumpar he parent concern. oil a very liberal oasis. and large block of shares wasf 
 Another approaching eventr that is of interest to the Goodyear operativesi Is the fifth annual outing, scheduled for next Saturday Several hundred will make the trip to Crescent park where the outing will be held cliss year. Tn ots"r years it has been ise ali l most enjoyable day
 The, Whaien. property, Cottage and { School street for sale. John Wha7en, . Attawaugan Eotel.-Adv
 Miss Marion Reed. who was opera1ed ] ipon for appendicitis at the Hartford 2 hospital, was reported Monday as pro- f ,ressing very favorablv It
 Fhe new brick restaurant buifdiBe | or the Goodyear Mills company Edll 'e completed and ready for occupancy l r t is now expected, by September 10 l j
 Influenza has caused another death a n Dauielson. Only isolated cases of U he diseases are being reported in fthis ection however, and physicians say f hat there is no need of alarm. il
 Thunderstorms that cireled overi i his territory Monday afternoon con-j ( ributed to driving the thermometersj t own from an attempt to set a newj t eat record. lh
 The assessors are continuing theirj c ard task of revaluipE all of the prop-l rty in the town and have weeks ofa o york ahead of them yet !
 A number of local people were at thed s Douglas camp meeting Sunday soned c f them remaining over Monday
 Danielson gets new industry trough the development of it's tex c Ile enterprises. The building at the ', orner of Main and Hutehins streets, i Thich for years was used as bak- 1 . ry is to be fitted up by New Der = ey interests for doing sewing and s urling. At the outset the concerA S vill employ about 15 hands, it wasa IT, tated Monday. but it will be grad ally expanded to give employment |