Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-22
DANTELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

bits, squirrel, partridge and quail were
 taken.
 call was sent here Saturday after
 noon for an officer to arrest James Morr-
 son. who was creating a furore near Bay
 vile, but in the interest of quick service
 the call was turned over to Constable
 George Alvord of Dayville, who arrested
 Morrison and brought him here. The prisoner struck Constable Alvord on the
 wrlst with a club when he was attempting
 to arrest him and this assault upon the
 officer may figure in the charges against
 Morrison in court this morning. Morri-
 son is an old offender. Among the other
 charges against the prisoner will be one of intoxication when he is presented this
 morning.
 There win be a mass of Thanksgiving
 at St. James church Thursday morning
 at o'clock, which tho children of St.
 James school and hundreds of parishion-
 CTS will attend.
 Clinton ", Atwood remained critically i'll at the week end a hospital in Wor-
 cester. Following an operation for appen-
 dicitis, MT Atwood was making a good
 recovery when complications necessitating
 another operation arose and since that
 time his condition has been regarded as
 serious.
 We guarantee our shoes and hosiery.
 f. for any reason, you have been dissat-
 isfied with purchases made here, come to
 our store and we will make you satis-
 factory adjustmtnt. See our very im2or-
 tant adv. on this page today. New Idea Shoe Store.-adv.
 William McDermott, who has been in Michigan several months with financing organization, is visiting for a few days y..,+h Mia1ho MNT1
 mott, of High street Mir. McDermolt is
 to be located with his company at Syra | cuse during the winter months. Mrs Oswald C. Street of Broad street | will leave about the first of the yeur for visit with MT and Mrs Clare N. Fur ner at Los Angeles, where MT. Turner, formerly with the Goodyear Mills, Inc, here, is now with the big corporation in 1 the California city.
 Thomas J. iward and daughter, Miss Helen E. Ayh, -.rd, were at Providence on 1 Saturday to see Maytime at the Shubert- | Majestic theatre.
 Alfred w. B-tssett was reported Sunday as resting comfortably at the Rhode Isl- l and hospital, where he underwent sur- gical operatio/ on Thursday. Relatives rom Danielso4l visited with him on Sun ! day.
 l A force of workn CT was engaged on i Saturday in replanking the Main street ] crossing between the tracks Of the New l Haven road While the work interfered with traffic on the busiest day of the week. the improvement will be appEe- i ciated. | A young man who said that his home
 is in Newark. and that he had walked | and beaten h'S way from that city to i Danielson, q ed lis intention here of i walking to L--yAlyn and of asking for a l lodging at tAe yail He had worked as a ! roofer during the war and was broke, not i withstandng that he has been earnng 1 from SS to BIO q day during the war and | postwar period and has no one but him self to support | The silent" cop at the crossroads in Attawaugan center is no more. It was ] smashed to bits and lay beside the high way Sunday while drivers accustomed to l watch for 1t were peering through ice coated windshields so they would not run 1 it down.
 This will be another week of short time
 in manufacturing plants in killingly. No
 announcements have been posted as yet 1 to indicate when a greater number of l hours were week will be worked. 1 Notwithstanding general business con- ] ditions, merchants here reported lively l trade Saturday, when many out of town : buyers were in Danielson. | Joseph C. LaCroix of New Bedford was