Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-26
DANIEI.SON

ed here GOld ShleI Jofll AaCF dfld4io euCH h straightforward story relative to how they came to be in this vicinity that he paid their fares to Putnam as an aid to their getting back home.
 Luscious native strawberries today, 40 cents box. C.. B. Hutchins. Tel 6l-z-I adv.
 Cars flying Harvard or Yale pennants were noted in the automobile traffic through Danielson Friday. The cars car ried boat race parties.
 Ira D. Martin has sold business which he has been conducting at Sanford, Fla, and,' with Mrs. Martin, is coming north. MT. and Mrs Martin formerly were en- gagged in the laundry business in Daniel son.
 A number of Danielson people naotored to New London and vicinity Friday to witness the Yale-Harvard races. A cradle roll party was held at the Methodist church Friday afternoon from 8 to o'clock.
 It is being stated that advances in the cost of material and labor will result eventually in an increase in rates for ii- I luminating gas iii the territory served by l the Peoples Light and Power company. l Eugene M. Reed, who was graduated l this week from Yale university, will dur l ing the coming week associate himself ] with the firm of Brown & Thomson, one | of Hartferd's oldest established dry goods I horses.
 1 Miss Anna Bray, teacher in Killingly' s l schools, left Friday for visit on Cape 1 Cod, where her mother has been staying 1 for some time.
 | Mrs. T. E. Hopkins will have members l of the Ladies' Reading circle at her home for a meeting and picnic next Monday II afternoon.
 II Miss Mignon Morin. was a member ei the class graduated this week from Villa Maria convent at Montreal Mrs. L. J
 Morin mad Robert Morin were present fol
 the graduating exercises. First class room to let; price reason
 able Apply at S1 Furnace street, Dan l ielson.-adv.
 Raymond B. Rail- of Jersey City was
 visitor with friends in Danielson Friday
 Officials in this section were requestet
 Friday to be on the lookout for a stolel |. Chalmers car taken in Massachusetts an believed to have been brought into thi vicinity.
 MT. and Mrs. John F. Lewis motored t I Cape Cod Friday.
 Miss Charlotte Aver, Miss Carrie Eel
 lows and Miss Marion D. Chollar will al
 tend the summer school of missions a = Northfield during July. s Friends here are listening with interes 0 to talk about Sheriff Charles A Gates c }. Willimantic being possible selection fo j. the nomination for congress by republ | cans in this district
 Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Aver is at | thority for the statement that the Js a naaica ginger drunks that he is regularl called upon to arrest or remove frol premises where they are not wanted ar l fighting demons. Tn one ease one of thes
 drunks held a chair over his head wit : one hand while he drank a bottle of tl : liquid fire with another and then cha ? ienged the sheriff to come and get hin I' The invitation was accepted. , Good progress is being made in prepa1 I ing the plant of the Paco Manufacturin 7 company for operation, and it is expecte $ that machinery will be running and goo6 l, in course of making there by the end 1 July.
 l. Jacob Hope, 4s, is listed as among tf /: persons injured in an accident in whic T the Owl express sideswiped freight trai
 near the Flower street crossing in liar = ford during the early hours of Thursda
 morning Mir Hope is at the Hartfol
 hospital and is suffering from numero, - bruises and scratches. The engineer . the express train on which Mir Hope "; a passenger died as the result of the il # juries he received.
 Sidney ". Crofut at the annual rnee 5, ing of the Society of Savings of Hartfor f was elected Secretary of the eerporatio the boar dof directors and the commit. 'ss onfinance. MT Crofut also was elect. r a vice president. Another of the new n elected vice presidents is Nathan [, Prince. Messrs. Crofut and Prince bo
 formerly were of Danielson The bar s has deposits of nearly $44,ooo,o0o. $ Edward s. Carpenter, sentor living pa .- master of Moriah lodge, No. IS, A.
 and A. M, has been elected an associa 0, venerable master of the Masonic Vete
 ans association of Connecticut whi ' held it's 5oth reunion at Derby this wee A. Mir. Carpenter was raised in Moriah Tod
 in February, 1886, and was master of t
 lodge for four years-from April, 1888, April, 1872. He has been tyler of t
 lodge for more than 30 years and is O
 of the best known members of Mason
 organizations in eastern Connecticut
 The first reunion of the Masonic vete
 ans association, which has just shez
 him marked honor. was held in 1S71 T = association now has about 1000 n1enbe
 in Connecticut, and 225 of them we A present at the reunion this week Wilfred H. Nettleton of Franklin Tod H Of bFlSLOl IS Lle senior nVlnS Mason ' the state who is member of the asseci \ ton. He has been a Mason for 66 yea RI The Corsican Brothers, Alexander D X mas masterpiece, made into a massi B phhotodrama, in which Dustin -Farnu E enacts his most famous stage role, at t \ Orpheum theatre, Monday and Tuesds E June 18th and 29th.-ady.
 E Principal E. R. Warren of Killing \ High school, Supervisor of Schools H. E Turner and Secretary Sidney P. Maria of the town school committee have be \ in Boston in connection with the matt N of employing teachers for Killingl
 schools during the year that is to op in September.
 Selectman James Bacon of Goodye has been named constable of the to- of Killingly to fill vacancy in the l caused by the failure of Louis L'Hor to qualify, following his election last ( teber.
 HL Trucking and baggage transfer caref \ ly, promptly and reasonably done. c. Hutchins, American Railway express
 fee. Tel. S6o or 243-S.-adv.
 Miss Laura Chase, Miss Agnes Jaco Miss Frances Danielson and Mrs B. Hopkins were among those from this s tion who have attended the sun1n school of religion at Connecticut coll, during the present week.
 H Amasa Pierce will speak at the mo
 ing service at the Baptist church.
 RI The borough has taken action to fo
 close a sewer lien throuhg action Il \ pending in the superior court for t ' county, the defendant being one Frs
 Eibeault, whose present whereabouts