Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-25
DANTELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

ization in town, Rose of Lima council, K. of C., has been considering putting in a bid for the hall to be used for social purposes, but members deny that they had any intent of staging prize fights, which are forbidden by the laws of Con necticut, as most everyone is aware. It was said Sunday that the K. of C. will not bid for the lease of the hall.
 Mir and Mrs. John Bassett. Mrs. J. B. Bassett Mrs. William Ross and Mir and Mrs. Oliver Bassett rnotored to Fall River and New Bedford Sunday.
 Over the main street in Wauregan . fine Harding and Coolidge campaign ban ner has been suspended. It is the only banner displayed by either political party in any town in eastern Windham county.
 The big new stockhoues of the Quine- baug company is practically completed excepting for the installation of the autp- matic sprinkler system and some painting that will require only a few days to finish.
 John Horton and Harold Horton spent the week end here with their mother, Mrs. s. D. Horton, who is at her cottage at Old KilIingly pond.
 Miss Elizabeth Dunn of North Main street is confined to her home by illness Henry McDermott of Woonsocket spent | 1 Sunday at his home in Danielson. There is no prospect, so far as can be I learned, of change in the mill situation here during the present week. Mill me ! | seem confident that there will be bright er look to the textile industry soon after l election, however.
 The teacher training classes are to meet in the chapel of the Methodist 1 church this evening.
 | The memorial tablet erected in honor l If ho 0f md recently dedicated in that place attracts much attention from persons who pass | through the village. The memorial is of granite, bearing bronze tablet on which the names of the men honored are in- i Scribed
 At Brooklyn basketball team is being organized. The team, which will do it's practicing in the town hall, is expected to | meet teams from the surrounding towns during the coming playing season. Unusually good progress has been pos
 Sible, due to the exceptionally good
 weather, in building the state highway
 between the foot of Hampton Hill and
 Brooklyn village. While a great amount
 uf work remains to be done, those who
 have visited the scene of operations are
 surprised at what has been accomplished
 Mrs. Edith Spalding. who has been il
 'he greater part of this month, remain.
 confined to the home of her parents. Dr
 and Mrs. W. H. Judson. Her condition
 is regarded as improved, however.
 The Labor Issue, one of a series O
 "on-partisan discussions was the topic a
 The evening service at the Congregations
 church on Sunday,
 Federal Game Warden Harry E. Batte.
 of East Killingly was on the job Sundal
 watching out for violator, of the law
 Some hunters persist in going into tn
 woods with gun on Sunday, though thi
 is forbidden by law
 William StauTer, chief water tender, [
 s. N, attached to the navy recruitin station in New London, will be in Daniel
 son this (Monday) morning, Oct 25tE and can be interviewed at the postoffic during his. stay. All ex-navy men ar invited to interview the recruiting ager in regard to obtaining a Victory meds , snd they are requested toAhave their dis charges in their possession so, that tn } rroper application can be made out fe I them.
 2 The recruiting agent will be ready n roint out to all men interested the man e opportunities that the navy holds, out a young men who enlist now, and the at 0 vantages that are being offered to e. s navy men who have been discharged le: r than one year, and re-enlist before No g 17th of this year.