Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-01
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

at Putnam when he left here shortly after six o'clock.
 4 special wire has been rpa and tele-. graph instrument installed at the Bohe- milan club and members will have the. benefit of the full returns of The Asso- ciated Press on election night Owine to the extra fire hazard that would be incurred to the building in which the club is located. it will not be possible this year to use a projection machine for@the flashing of returns on screen outside. as has been in the interest of the general public in years gone by, but other means 1 will be open for the people of Danielson t:to get the returns and no one need be without information as to the way they hare coming in.
 l Mrs Frank LaRose, formerly of Dan
 ielson, was taken to her home in Moos- l up from the Day Kimball hospital in l Putnam Sunday, apparently on her way | to remarkable recovery of her health after being a helpless invalid, unable to waly for the past four years Her. rel
 atives and friends are deiaghted over the 1 prospect of her complete recovery Mrs. 1 LARose is gaining every day and is able to walk with the aid of crutches, which, it is expected, she will be able to dis pense with soon.
 At the masses nt St. James church on | Sunday morning. Rev. M. J. Ginet, M &. 1 pastor of the parish, took occasion during the course of his announcements for the 1 week, to publicly thank the Connecticut Mills Company for it's generosity in pro.
 viding quarters for the school for the l younger Catholic children who live al Connecticut Village where the new schoo l rooms are located in the cloisters the bis ' apartment structure now under sonstruc. tion. The new school rooms, two in nun Der, will be opened Tuesday morning ant 1 will be in charge of Sisters of St Jo seph. The rooms are equipped witt new desks and seats. and other furnish
 ings.
 + Women will assist the men in handIin, 't the work at the polls in Danielson or
 Tuesday The list of election official,
 who will be on duty, with Moderator J Charles E. Francis in Danielson includ'
 both men and women, The polls will oper ! at 5.30 a. m and will remain open unti D. m. Arrangements have been com pleted by the Republican and democrati. organizations for getting out the votes.
 Michael Lonse Is patient at the Co lonial hospital, one of the Mayo Broth
 ers group, at Rochester, Minn., whers
 he is to undergo surgical operation 4 ! letter received here from MT. Longo or Sunday. indicated that he expected to be operated on by .the'time his letter reach. I ed Danielson Mfr Lon 20 is $ son O. I Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Lonso of. Ban
 ielson. ssg
 There will be services teiay, the feast of All Saints. at St tssJamcs church, al St. Alban's .echurch and at Old Trinity I church, Church street. At St. James church Tuesday morning the feast of All Souls will be observed. and there is to
 be a solemn high mass of requiem for ! the departedsmembers of the church. A number of Danieison people were al Moosup to witness the baseball game probably the last of the season, on Sun 1 davs afternoon
 l We wish to anuouncc that owing to a l75 per cent. advance in rental for our
 store We have closed Will reopen on a i larger scale in about a month at new location. It will pay you to vat. Tne
 Fabric Shop adv.
 A meeting of the Goodyear Parent | Teachers association lis scheduled for | Thursday of this week
 At Killingly High chooi today tsfon- day) students will be given chance tc express through ballots their presidential preferences. as has been done in num- I Der of high schools in this section ot Connecticut.
 r. The heclslers who were to try conclu- l sions with Senator Brandegee when ht l came into this territory must of had . change of heart or loss of nerve, for not