Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-25
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON

has been sold to Gordon Brothers of Westerly, it was announced Friday by L1ais welf, of Putnam, who has owned and very successfully conducted the business for several years. The new owners are to take possession of the bus mess in October.
 The following program has beea ar- ranged for Old Home day at the Baptist church Sunday: Selection by school orchestra anthem, double quartet; Well lcsna6 Thomas Day; singing by. school, How. Firm a Foundation notices of the : day. sole. Miss Helen Bowman; prayer singing by school, We've got Story to Teil greetings from former pastors; vi- | olin solo, Miss Florence Leach; singing By school Love to Tell the Story i; collection; solo, Mrs. c. Alton Frost {; greetings from former, superintendents :; closing hymn, There Shall be Showers of Blessing.
 The funeral of Robert AIallan was held from his home in Dayville with services at St. Joaeph' church, Rev. Isnatius Rest, Rev. John Roux. NJ. g., and Rev. ]. J. Elty being the officers of the ssl- enn high mass of requiem. Burial was in St. Josephs cemetery. The bearers were Thomas Moran, Michael Weaver, Harvey Baker, John Mathieu. Arthur viens and Bert Cavanaugh. L. E. Cava- n2ush. L. t. Kennedy was the funeral director.
 Saturday. October 2, has been selected as the date for the annual Tag day of the civic federation Gf Danielson. This is the means that this splendid organiza- tion is taking to reach the great many people who will desire to contribute to the federations funds for the coming year. The civic federation has accomp- lished such remarkably good work in DanieIsen and vicinity that citizens feel literally inclined toward it.
 Price cutting in many lines. as noted in The Bulletins despatches Friday, was read of with very great interest in Dan e!son. where the people ar enow on lha lookout for local demonstrations that the reductions have percolated through to the people Foodstuffs especially will be watched with interest. for people eat ev- cry day and much of the household ex- pense has to be charged up against the table.
 Dr. Clarence HnI Frank. of the Cen E necticut Sunday school association con ducted conference in the vestry of tn,
 westfeld Congregational church Friday
 evening, with a view to establishing 4, community training school for Sunda! 2s school teachers.
 D Miss Annie NJ. Fry, of Los Angeles .A .. suddenly on August 12. it is learned here ,,'e She had lived in California about ? A; s years and so was little known hereabouts -u excepting by the Hammond relatives .. About year ago Miss Fry came east am Il was in Danialson for a short time. Thos = who met her were impressed hy her in 'e. telligence gentieness and genuine friend .s liness.
 eF South Killinsly women were disap IN.s T-:I 4:,- .s opportunity to register as voters disap to pearine. The disappointed women woui " havA liked to qualify as voters in time |
 participate in the town election whic
 will take place here one week fror
 Monday.
 eA Hls many friends here were intereste 5a to learn Of an airship trip from Catalin hv Island to Los Angeles taken by Clare \ a. Turner, formerly treasurer of the Killing
 ly plant of the Goodyear Tire and Rut
 Der company. row financial manager a . the California plant. The ride throug
 the air was in a pony blinp and cor
 suned practically all day.
 Tax Collector George 4. Williams an
 William A. Whipple are the KillingI
 men who were drawn for jury servicee a
 Putnam for the October term of court.
 Leo Bodo member of the senior class
 is manager of the Killingly High schoc
 basketball team which will be maxim
 read for the seasons game in the nea
 future.
 An out of town fruit peddler who va
 offering small baskets of peaches her
 for s1.50 Friday was decided peeve
 when told that his price was excessiv
 for the kind and quality of fruit offer
 cd and more so when his attention wa
 called 10 the fact that prices are stump
 ing on this product as on every other H kwss still proceeding on the boys get tn
 money basis and couldn't understarE
 why people wouldn't buy.
 E. L. Burgess and members of hi
 family have been among the nunbe
 who were at the Eastern States exposi l tion at Springfield this week, making tS.
 trip by automobile.
 Persons who broke films of Ice of pail af water Monday morning gazed il afnaZenntRt at thermometers about toH1
 as they climbed up toward the ninety de gree mark, during Friday afternoon l staying off the time when Danielson which has only 2 measre supply. vii ned coal.
 Miss Clara Armstrong graduate 0 1 Killingly High school in the class o i 1920. has enrolled as student at Bosto l University.
 A special program has been prepare. i for the Rally day exercises at the Con | sreeationaI church Sunday, when mem 1 bers of the different classes will b | graduated.
 l Dayviile is being constantly annoye 1 By intoxicated men, some of whom hay | 1 proved insulting to women.
 1 Henry c. Harrington of Bridgeport wa
 visitor with friends in Danielson 0
 Friday.
 On account of the illness of Charles ] Searis, one of the cousei in the cas 1 there was no consideration of the Wa
 dell-Knlingiy case iii the superior ceu | la Putnam Friday morning. ,i It was disclosed here Friday the representatives from Killingly in the ne Il general assembly will be called upon ,t l introduce a resolution asking that u : legislature take some action that " T lead to getting action from the sta highway department on building the sor iI ly needed state highway from Daniels 1l to the Rhode Island line at Little Re fl All the local automobilists numbsril sl nearly 500, and automobile associatio Ki have state wide influence and of whi rl many local motorists are members al will be asked to bring pressure to be ..i that will lead to prompt action on u
 long delayed highway matte, whi all more influential sections of the sts al would not tolerate as Danielson has L.