Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-29

| 1 Bugler Gilbert .. ......52 51 1o3| Corp. Reeves 54 46 100 Corp. Baldwin ., 49 48 s7 | Private Keech '.... AT AS 93 Private Huntingdon ..5o s6 Se The experience of Jacob Hope, the Danielson man who was injured in a railroad wreck in which the Owl express, the train on which MT. Hope was riding, and a freight train, at Hartford last week, was unusual
 Mr. Hope was not taken to the Hart ford hospital until six hours after the l accident. He is suffering from a bruis- ed back and other injuries Mir Hope l does not recall what happened to him after the terrible impact of the collision, which hurled him against, the seat di- rectly in front of him.. He believes that l fellow passengers carried him from the car and deposited i'm a short distance from the roadbed. Where he was during the interval from that time until five l hours later, 8 a. m. when he was brought i;i taxicab to the hospital, lie has no way of knowing His own explanation of the strange circumstances is that aft CT partially regaining consciousness he must have walked about the city in a dazed condition until someone placed him in taxicab and drove him to the hos pitaI.
 Drills will be resumed this (Tuesday) evening by c company, State Guard. in preparation for the encampment at Mi antfc during the coming month Captain F. o. Huntington said Monday that to- : night will bring an opportunity for young men to enlist in the command Enlist ments received now will permit of pre- paring the rockies for the weeks encamp- ment at Mantle
 = MT. and Mrs. George Crocxer of Prov. 9 idence were visitors in DanieIsor1 on Monday
 T See display adv. Magic Ship, this pare today.--ady.
 t Rose of Lima council K. of C.. has n!ans completed for big clambake al n Phillips Grove, north of A1exander's lake n for the Fourth
 Trucking and. baggage transfer ca reful ly' promptly and reasonably done. c. W Hutchirs. American Railway Expres. s Office. Tel. 560 or 24s-3-adv.
 MT, and Mrs. William Elliott of Eas n Douglas have been guests of Mir ant o Mrs. J. 5. Bassett of Broad street IS The office force at the mill of the Dan J. ielson Cotton company, now owned b. !, the Connecticut Mills, will probably fin ish it's work this week. Builders repre- e senting the Connecticut Mills compan, a are making progress on the rearrange ments of the mill interior from whicl F the greater percent tage of the machiner, l. operated by the Danielson Cotton com + Dany has been removed. An elevator shaf IL is being constructed on the easterly sid >- of the mill.
 $ George Jordan and Arthur Grimes who have been to Clyde. Ohio. are ex T. pected to arrive here today with ney y motor truck which they have driven over .e land. The truck is owned by MT. Tor n dan and Henry Dubue
 "a In accordance with court order. tb -e Rhode Island company will give up it 70 lease of the Providence and Danielso line September '. The significance a this change. insofar as it may affect ser vice between this place and the Rhod Island capital. remains problema tical i MT, and Mrs. George H. Call are t leave the first of the month for +he, summer place at Cedar Tree Point naa , Apponaug. R. I, They are to renal there until October l.
 Joseph Henry Labonte ofgLaSalette co lese at Hartford and Miss Irene Ia bonte of St Josepl's convent at Nor+ Grosvenordale are with their father. Jr seph Labonte for the summer vacatio,
 Miss Bernadette Caron and samu Couture. both of Moosup. were marie Monday morning at All Hallows' ch,-c in that place.
 Samuel Anderson. of Norwich. of + Connecticut company, was a visitor
 Danielson Monday
 A number of Danielson peopIe ware .
 worcester Monday to attend the Ringlir
 Bros. and Barnum and Bailey combine
 corcus. 0r
 At the semi-annuaI meeting of the q
 rectors of the Danielson Trust coponar
 held Monday morning the usual divider
 or Der cent. was declared. sui
 stantial sum was voted carried to su
 plus and $l,O0o was charged off for flu
 niture and fixtures account Treasur Clifford H. Starkweather said thai II business of the past six months has he,
 very successful and has shown a. s4ea,
 and healthful growth. During the s
 months .1e bank has, in concert with t
 Brooklyn Savings bank. employed I. '
 Davis, whose work will he in connect;
 With building up the trust business of f
 institution.
 The DanieIson chsatauqua orraniz
 ton for this year has been counplet
 with the election of Frank T. Preston
 president; s. H. Perry Sidney Ba,
 Robert W. Boys and N, Lorn Greie vi presidents, and c. H. Starkweather st
 retary-treasurer. Miss Ruth Smith h
 been named as chairman of the ticl
 committee. The other committee cha
 manships are Advertising. g. H. Per
 grounds. F. T. Preston hospitality, NJ
 Grace Spaiding children. Mrs B. C. He
 kins; guarantors Mrs. F. O. Arrningt
 The good work being done in this t
 ritory to the end that little children if,
 the sweltering canons of New York's e;
 side may come out into the country fol
 two weeks stay, through an arrangem,
 Of The Tribune Fresh Air fund With
 cal organization, is attested by the f;
 that homes for 2 of the. little peo
 have been found in Danielson Pr Brooklyn, toe. comes the cheersex sw'