Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
DANELS0N AND PUTNAM NEWS

have to pay for it For this situation no one in Danielson is responsible As one ordinarily conservative citizen said on Friday: Its a d. strange world in a d-- strange time!''
 l Company c, state guard, will arrive here from weeks encampment in Man l tic tonight. Visitors to the camp say i that the c company boys have been mak- | ing good showing and that they seem- | ed to enjoy, notwithstanding the grilling schedule set out for them, their weeks outing as soldiers
 1 Morey's Jazz, Casino, Jewett City, to- night.-adv.
 1 Percy Gnu, of Shanghai, China. is at | the mill of the Goodyear Cotton com | pany and will remain there for the next week, making a special study of Ameri-
 can business methods. MT. Gnu, who is | representative of the modern, progressive l business spirit of China, speaks excel 1 lent English and has spent some time in | the United States preparing himself to l enter into China's twentieth century | program of business progress. He has 1 taken special courses at Columbia uni versity; he has spent some time at the 1 National City bank in New York and, | after leaving Goodyear, is to study the system of business management in use
 in the New York offices of the Adams
 Express company.
 | MT. Gnu is devoting special attention 1 to banking methods, in which he will spe- i cialize when he returns to his native ] land. MT. Gnu has an exceedingly at 1 tractive personality and already has won the cordial favor of the Goodyear organ | ization.
 l Some real bargains in stationery at | Dowe's See our window. Take a box with you on your vacation,-adv. | Heard anything about local politics lately? Not word! And you won't
 until a few little problems that are both ering the heads of those who have to 1 give attention to those things are strengthened out and the best chance" ! ticket has been figured There is one good bet in sight though. And that is
 that the tickets of either the democratic
 or republican parties won't be so straight | laced as they have been in years of the
 recent past. There is a realization at headquarters that the rank and file of | the voters are exceedingly dissatisfied with some of the political happenings of l the past two years and that the mistakes i that have been made cannot be repeated
 without inviting political disaster. | At Goodyear the construction towers | that were erected at the site of the new
 spinning plant, where cellar excavations l have been made, have been pulled down. 1 This would indicate that there will be some delay in the resumption of the | work, but it may be state1 or excellent authority that the plan for Goodyears l expansion has not been abandoned. This great concern is merely awaiting more 1 favorable conditions before going on
 with it's development work. 1 Mrs. Mary E. Lovett of Willimantic district deputy president, made an off 1 cial visit Friday evening to Dorcas Re ] bekah lodge. A degree was conferred
 upon class of candidates. Rev. J. E. Mccarthy, pastor All Hal
 lows parish at Moosup will leave Mon 1 day on a respite from his pastoral du-
 ties and during his absence from Moo
 sup will visit at the Catholic summer
 school, at Cliff Haven, x. '.
 At Attawaugan, where the eompany's property borders the state highway, the Attawaugan company is having 8, slightly 1 stone wall constructed, this improve
 ment being in connection with grading project that has been underway for some time and which will materially enhance the appearance of the whole property. 1 J. Carl Witter conducted an auction sale at the Fenner Southwick farm in
 the Gary district of the town of Put nam on Friday.
 | MT. ana MTS. D, r. A1drldnQ nave been
 spending a vacation at New London, N.
 H.
 MT and Mrs Horace F. Turner, who have been visiting in Woodbury, this
 state, will return to Danielson during the l coming week.
 Local fishermen took some very nice
 bass from Moosup pond during the pres i ent week.
 Miss Grace Dorrance of St. Paul is
 visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. D. Putnam, of | Reynolds street.
 Richard Reeves, who is with the Cadil-
 lac Automobile company at Detroit, is
 expected here in few days for a visit with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Abel L.. l Reeves.
 Miss Virginia A. Leetes of Worcester
 was visitor with friends in Danielson
 on Friday
 Leo J. L'Homme post, American Le-
 zion, is entering with zest upon the pre-
 parations for the field day arranged for
 the legion posts of Windham county, to
 be held at Alexanders lake early in