Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-23
DANESoN AND PUTNAM NEWS

New London and Attorney Benedict NJ Holden of Hartford are to be the speak CTS.
 Small orders being received here fer certain lines of mill supplies indicate that there is a prospect of renewed activity in the textile industry in the not far dis tant future. While mill men are a unit in declaring that there is nothing dsfin- ite to indicate just when the wheels will be whirling in the great plants again, there is a feeling that the present aepres- sion will not be long drawn out. Pros poets for another big textile boom in the late winter and spring, following a general resumption of business in the not
 distant future, seem bright min naeA declare. M
 Upwards of 100 head of cattle have
 changed hands at auction sales in this part of the county during the present
 week. Great slumps in the grain market make the outlook for keeping cattle and
 other stock much brighter than has been
 the case for more than a year past. If coal does not come through in suf-
 fcient quantities to meet the full de-
 mands of all who have placed orders for
 it in Danielson it is likely that some of
 the coal may be allotted on the basis Of a
 ton a month to families, it was stated
 here This arrangement would relieve
 many who have no coal at all of much
 of the worry about fuel
 Rev. Frank T. Meechsn, pastor of the
 church at Eastford. Is to speak at the
 Congregational church here Thursday ev- ening of next week. Rev. Mir. Meeehann
 is to sail during the coming winter for South Africa, where he is to do mission ary work at Mount Silinda. During his l address here Rev. MT Meecharn Will pre- sent the reasons that have attracted him to do missionary work. Harry E. Back, IT., is at Hartford at- tending the Older Boys conference of the 1 Congregational church of Connecticut. Considerable progress has been made this week in razing the dwelling house at the Corner of Main and Academy streets. The site on which the structure stands is to be used for the construc- 1 ton of a new business block.
 Rev. James E. Wagner of Newtos Center will be the speaker at the an. l nual church home supper and roll call | at the Methodist church. on the evening of Thursday, November f. 1 Mrs Leon shippee escaped serious in | jury when thrown out of horse drawn 1 vehicle in which she was driving, neal the junction of Cottage and Dater streets l Harry A. Hazlett of Powtucket was s visitor with friends in Danielson on Fri | day.
 | Miss Carrie Chamberlin will have thu l.members of the Ladies Benevolent SO
 ciety of the Congregational church a
 her home for a meeting next Wednes day afternoon.
 i Earl Wilbur brought in three wood i cock, from recent hunt in territor! near here.
 l Roland Auclair of the [. s. S. Beaufot
 is spending a 20 days leave of absence at his home here.
 l Rev Mir. Bell of Newton Theological seminary is to be the preacher at tn. | Sunday services at the Baptist church Miss Vera A. Dolbeare of Lowell is spending few days with friends in Dan 1 ielson.
 Arrangements are under way to give | election returns to the public on the nigh 1 of November ,.
 Mir and Mrs. J. F. Waphles, who hay, | been making their home in Danielson l have moved to East Killingly, where the, l have purchased house.
 The roll call and supper at the West field Congregational church is set for tn l evening of November 4.