Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-02

was brought here Monday afternoon by Undertaken A. F. Wood.
 Mrs. Willard S. Danielson died at her home on Winter street Monday after noon after an illness of about four years, this illness having bc / so serious that she had been confined to her bed for nearly year.
 Mrs. Danielson was born in South killingly, a daughter of George and Lucy Day Ames. Mrs. Danielson spent the early years of her life in this town and later lived at Plantsville, this state
 Binghampton, N. Y, and Dorchester, Mass, returning to Danielson about 32 years ago. She was one of the best known teachers of music-piano and , church organ in this section and was an | excellent musician. Besides her husband
 Mrs. Danielson leaves a brother, Charles 1 L.. Ames, Hartford, one of the best | known men connected with educational l affairs in Connecticut, and sister, Mrs. | $. c. Spalding, of San Luis Obispo, l Cal. Mrs. Danielson was a member of l the Westfield Congregational church of
 Danielson. Her marriage with MT. Dan- ielson was in 1895.
 The civil service commission at Wash | ington is seeking in this territory for persons who wish to enter the govern ment service. Many positions are open LOT luOSG NllO QudllLy!
 new feature of the development oi | Connecticut village, which is that terri
 tory around Connecticut mills is the
 Community shop. This establishment is l intended primarily to be of benefit tc
 the employees of the big manufacturing :. plant and their families and will be con
 ducted along lines followed by various
 progressive industrial concerns in many
 parts of the country. Mrs. Robert Col
 we'll of New York, wife of one of the of
 ficials of the company. is taking a direc
 personal interest in the success of tht
 new establishment, which the public herr is inspecting with interest
 , Considerable progress Is being mad. by the Paco Manufacturing company il getting ready for operation it's plant o1 | Furnace street. The new structure vii , not be ready for some time to come bu the company will be able to do a grea
 deal in fitting up the big building tha : stands on the property and which will b : filled with machinery. The machiner,
 of the plant will be operated by electric
 ity.
 An Attawaugan man. father of si
 children furnished the business al Monday mornings session of the tow ' court. The prisoner faced a charge o . having been intoAIcated, a conditio e Whlch ne attalned by drinking essenc of peppermint, which is one of the ia z vorite tipples in these dry days. Tn f case was disposed of by imposing a sma Il fine.
 v, Though planting is very late, ordinar - years considered, a great effort is no 6 being made in this territory to gro, ' a bumper crop of potatoes this summe
 At the present time potatoes are bein S sold here for as high as s1.4O a peck ( 5, at the rate of $5.60 bushel, with th n bland promise of even higher prices. Tn \. price of potatoes is the chief incentive n many persons who are now striving o grow enough for their own use at lea a during the coming year.
 n The commencement exercises of Xxi ,f lingly High school will be held Thur 'f day, June IT, the annual reception beir n on Friday evening, June IS.