Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-22
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON

Mir and Mrs J. B. Bassett and son, Earl. were at Providence Monday with a party of friends as their guests.
 Connecticut Mills baseball team won vittory over the Submarine Base team | of New London Sunday at the Connect- cut Mills grounds heres The mill team also cleaned up the Plaintield team with a .shut-out score of 12 to 0 Saturday A good two-tenement house for sale oa the Brooklyn side South Main street. Nr6st be sold to settle an estate. Impure oR A G. Bill. Main street.-adv
 An Ehstford automobile driven by a man who had a party of Jamaica ginger big leaguers with him attracted the at tehtion of local officers.
 Don't fail to attend the Plankey auc- ton sale at West Wauregan this We'd nesday. June 23, at 10 o'clock a. m !; consisting of high grade live stock, farm implements, wagons, etc. Witter Bros, auctioneers.-adv.
 Deputy Automobile Inspector R. c. Young investigated an accident in which George Leslie Gardner of Central VIZ lage had his leg broken on Sunday when he was struck by a motorcycle ridden by George Stewart of GIT North Main street, Providence. The accident hap pened at Plainfefd when Gardner was crossing the highway to enter an auto mobile.
 Young people who have been attending Kulingly's schools were added Monday in considerable numbers to the workers of the town. These students will work during the long vacation period only.
 Indications are that nothing will be done this year about building the stretches of state highway between Dan- ielson and the Rhode Island line at Lit tle Rest and between Brooklyn and Hampton- The years of delay in con- structing what would be a great and convenient artery of travel through this section of eastern Connecticut furnishes another irritation to add to the many that make people dissatisfied with things as they are today.
 John Hamilton has entered the employ of the Wiiliamsville Buff Wheel com pany, as 8 member of the office force. The high cost of living in no way act! as a deterrent to those who would en fer into the realms of matrimony, as ii indicated by the daily increasing list O June weddings in towns in this section. King" George Jacques. the East Xii linely seer. is looking forward to an other birthday, which is coming July f when King George will be in Danielsol attending to an important engagement that he has on hand.
 The swarns of bees from Alabam; were received in the Mashentuck distric by Mrs. Henry Heath. The bees cam through by parcel post
 Next Sunday evening at the church il Goodyear. Supt. Robert w. Boys of tn Goodyear Mills company will give an ad dress in which he will describe his re rent visit and inspection of famous bat tledelds in France.
 --~Oue of Willimantics best known firm
 
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 Nr. and Mrs. Victor Erhart are -soma here this week to direct the stag nE Of a spectacle in which a large nun Der of members of St. James parish wi have parts.
 Satisfactory progress is being mad here with organization Of the arrange ments for bringing a large number Fresh Air kiddiee from New York earl ln the coming month. The children wi remain for two weeks in the h1mc where they are placed.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Woodward wh untl recently, have been conducting T Fsstaurant in inc Attawaugan hotel na7 tal,en a small farm near Putnam
 It is passing strange why automobi lsts kick at naying 35 cents gallon fc gasoline when less prctentious persoI think nothing of coming across for Ji naica ginger at the rate of SIS a quar This week will bring a number of ou ings for schools that have closed for u Eummer vacation.
 Manufacturing plants along the Quin faug river and other streams in this V riuity are getting the benefit of the e ueedinEly heavy rainfall of this season an unusual amount of power develope from their water privileges. Those wi AEa trying to grow garden stuff are n Betting SO many benefits.
 The work of installing sewers Franklin street, as authorized by U borough some months ago. is practical completed with the exception of cor plating work on one man-hole.
 Cucumhers are in the luxury class tn 'tsason. They have been selling in Da 44lson recently for 20 cents each Ev, the youngsters can remember when tn, were offered at about that price for half peck
 A clambake is included in the a rangements for the Fourth of July pr gram by the Connecticut Mills compan which each year on this holiday do much to keep its hundreds of employ interested in an inviting observance -Hhe day.
 Notwithstanding all the warnings, al