Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-29
DANELSON

pied by St. James church. Mir Main don will make some improvements to the property.
 Dr. ". IL Knowles dental office is open regular office SaouFs daiiy.-ady. No supply of coal has yet been re- ceived for heating Killingly High school Building, so it is much the same as many of the private homes in town. All the surrounding country is being secured for wild grapes and other un- | cultivated products that. properly ma nipulated, help take some of the aridity cut of life.
 ". Fenner Woodward, judeg of the l Killingly town court presided at a ses- 1 sion of the Putnam city court, Exchange American legion tickets for | reserved seats at the Orpheum theater | box office Friday morninS.-adv. The motor freight transport between Danielson and Providence is now in op- ] eration and will be gradually developed as soon as circumstances permit. Henry F. Dubuc was elected grand knight of Rose of Lima council, K. of C., at the annual election of officers l Francis Dougherty deputy grand knight { Gaston A. Maindon financial secretary, 1 Mark 0. Burns recorder Arthur DeFor- est chancellor, Frank Mailhot outside | guard and Allen Rounds inside guard Rosario Duyal was named as warden. | Mrs. Susie G. Williams of Brooklyn secretary of Quinebaug Pomona grange has tout ns tiees of a special meet | ing of the organization to be held with l Little River grange, No. S6, of Hanp- | ton Saturday, October g. The morning session is to open at 10:3o, for coifer- ring of the fifth degree. Members o1 l of Little River grange will furnish tht dinner. The sixth degree will be con ferred durin gtile afternoon by state officers, thus giving ample opportunity tt take both the fifth and sixth degree "Then." says the notice, lon to Boston November F, for the seventh"
 Where the state road cuts threugl what for years was known as the Whea ton farm, north of Attawaugan, stat, highway forces are putting in a draii that passes under the highway. Tn state road broke through at this partic ular place late last winter, entirel, Aioeking trafic for a tiInS It Is ex pected that the new draining system vii take care of the surplus surface wate lt there and prevent a recurrence of las winters trouble.
 f At Dayv7lle. some looms and othf machinery are being operated in tn plant of the Assawaga Woolen company | which concern was closed for weeks be f ginning in July.
 In the town eourt Tuesday morning, fine of s10 and costs was imposed 0 | the driver of a motor truck owned b
 Morris Foster of Moesup for violatio : of, the motor vehicle laws, the violatio ' consisting Of running a. light mote truck. with the eut-eut open, throug the business section, following repeate / warning of Chief John Mcfarland tn; 4 this practice must cease.
 a Mfr. and Mrs. George II. Call, wi ' have spaRt the summer at Cedar TT, Point. near Appensug, R. T., have close ; their cottage there and returned to the Broad street home in DznieIson. Letters received in Brooklyn indica hat William IT. Bishop, the famet td,t novelist. a resident of that place, arri S .d overseas after pleasant voyage ar
 Is comfortably located at Nice, Franc II Senator Archibald Macdonald of Pu F aam, who is candidate fer re-electit z. In this district has indicated that 'e reelected, he will lend his best effor e to secure ths building of the state hg .[ way through SoutA Kiilingly to Lit ~ Rest on the Rhode Island border. Sc ator Macdonald was chairman of u important committee on roads, rivers al r bridges during the last two sessions !he general assembly. Senator Ma ie Donald is agreed that this stretch highway is one that is urgently need' ,s to aid in the development of overlal ,r transportation in this section of u ,e state.
 l. In next Mondays annual town eIectit to there will be but one polling place sr the town hall building here. At t r. presidential election in November DO
 will be open not only in the town ha <. but also at Dayville, for the second vc Ing district, and at East Kiliingly, | the third voting district.
 Interest in bowling promises to
 given a big boost Thursday event.
 when Vandale's team Of Putnam conl | here to meet a Danielson team head
 9y Frank Barber at the Casino ale!
 These teams are rolling g. special & I ies of matches that are proving a gre
 lttraction for the fans.
 Members of the Girls club of Da
 'Tille are forming a bowling class whi
 will come to Danielson to use alleys. T
 Danieslson Girls club had had a bowli
 i'earn for some time.
 There is a renewed demand for (
 forceulent of the regulation of havi
 wood measurers in Killipgly. This
 nand is being brought about through 1
 
 load The present >eoal shortage a
 high prices for wood makes the f
 question & serious one for many hou
 holders. A number of dealers neI
 quote wood by the cord. but always
 the load, a custom tn-t makes it D.
 sible to obtain tremendous prices
 this class of fuel. Much wood that
 drawn in here from surrounding tel
 tory continues to be sold by the co
 however, and the object of those V
 want wood measurers is to have all VI
 sold on that basis.
 Under new arrangement, Mrs. A.
 Wilmington is to furnish lunches for
 students at Killingiy High school, wh
 has but one session daily, with a lul
 period about the noon hour. n is
 lieved that Inc new arrangement !
 prove very satisfactory, as variety
 menus is intended. In the past