Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-03
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
bANIEISoN

f 0M1V4El&59N {; Mir and Mrs. Thomas J. weaver are l pleased over the fact that a new 1 baby at their home arrived February | 2s,. the leap year Sunday in the cal ehaar. \ A. Y. woodwerth was in Provi- 1 denee Tuesday on a business trip. State highway department men and motor blows were engaged Tues day in breaking out the route to WsaureEan and Central Village, So that transportation service over this line may be resumed. class of nearly 30 candidates of Rose of Lima council, K. of C., will receive the degree of knignthood at a meeting here next Sunday after noeh. The local council now has ex- actiy 200 members
 William McDerfnott, who has been at New Orleans and other cities in the south during the winter months, Is at his home here for a time before proceeding to Michigan in the inter est Of the concern which he repre- senes.
 A Hartford paper notes that MT. and Mrs s. Cady Hutchins 6f Dan ielson- have been spending a few days in Providence.
 There was a marked increase in interest here Tuesday in the charge for tickets to various parts of New Jersey. Another prospect of spoil travel to Canada this stmmer At Goodyear. four of the large number of dwellings to be built dur ing the present year are under con- structioh, notwithstanding the wea : ther handicaps that the construction force. has had to face for the past month.
 Frank Carew, construction engineer in charge Of erecting dwellings al Connecticut Mills, is leaving today (Wednesday) for Wilmington, Del, tc take up hi swork for the du Pent de Meraeurs company. as project engi- nset.
 -It's the greatest news since Nc Kinleys time. It means something tc every inSester in New England" mi, { was the statement at Hartford 0 | William H. Putnam, member of Rich ter & e., relative to the signing o1 the railroad bill, just nut through congress. MT. Putnam formerly wa of Danielson.
 It pays to advertise! Two tele phone calls Tuesday straightened ou a difhoulty for Wauregan wofnAi who lost her handbag while shoppinl in Danielson. One call came to Tn N Bulletin from the person who want Cu tO unQ iItS 1OSt dlltCic. lf1S ObHc call from the finder. who wished t
 advertise for the owner.
 NJ Robert Warwick in Secret Ser vice; see Majestic theatre adv. thi page, and reader elsewhere-adv. M Without doubt this is sprin
 month. The weather man proved thi K Tuesday morning when he ran tn
 temperature down to four degree
 above zero in Danielson. Hundreds Of mill workers who fin
 themselves temporarily out of wor
 htre because of yarn shortage ar
 making the most of their enforce
 vacation, which is being devoted |
 various purposes Of practical or re
 laxing nature.
 \ About $3o is lacking to eornples
 the fund that is being raised here l
 ne applied to the nation wide colleS
 tions of the relief Of italian soldier \ blinded in the war. AS Danieison hs | not failed in any Of the war or pos
 war drives for relief of wars vid \ tinls. it seems a pity that this fun
 should drag toward completion. On
 $500 was asked of Danielson.
 Flows and gangs of shovelers we making their way nearer to Fla Killingly on Tuesday in the hewe effort to again relieve that snowbour eohnhnunity Snd give it trolley servic The Rhode island company had i line to that place open. all the ws from Providence two weeks ago. b last weeks northwest gales aga \ blocked the line and it has so ri rlained for the past week. Un
 East Ki1linglY is reached by the r
 lief crews the work of breaking 6
 the line from that place to Dahie \ son cannot be attempted.
 R.s nI..
 Tuesday in the first clinic afrang
 by the Civic federation in. the ifte est of persons who are afflicted wi
 tuberculosis or who suspect that tn
 are in danger of contracting the di
 ease, to Warrant the assertion tn
 other sueh opportunities will be siy for the benefit of those interested. Hugh E. Campbell of Norwich Sc , those who attended the clinic, Rhit it is felt, will be highly benefic to a number Of people. Miss Mitia
 Bo6Fnhower, visiting nurse was ve
 much pleased with the results cbthi { ed in interesting the people in t fight against tuberculosis.
 Nj From his home ir Dayvilie at
 Tuesday morning the funeral of P . rick J. o'keil, who died Sunday, t
 held, with services at St. Josep, . church at o'clock. Rev. Ignati
 Kest was eelehrar1t of the high ma
 of requiem, the service being alter
 ed by many relatives and frien l. The body was placed in the receivi
 vault at St. Joseph's cemetery. I
 bearers were Daniel O'Neil, Jeren
 O'Neil, James O'Neil, brothers of
 deceased. and all of Boston; Will
 O'Nei of Plainheld, Philip Mona - Boston and Patrick Tigue, Dayvi
 Louis E. Kennedy was the fuhe
 director.
 M Prices 6f potatoes, apples and et
 commodities are hitting the h
 spots in Danielson just at prese
 Ninety cents is the price being asl
 for a peck of potatoes and the sa
 rate per peck rules for apples. F'r ~ eggs are s5 cents dozen. Short si - nly. breaking down of transportat
 service and heavy demand combine nef set up a schedule of prices that is ast. tie less than heart breaking for m; was families whose bread winners h onu not benefited by the trenend boosts in wages that have come all ssSsvL.e ;n J5anv ii5as AS tha "a, with st tne S,ar sna tbs Attendant ,i6sei normal conditions
 ,1tSs rass Tuesday there were g be, ,saS awaiting burial in receiving vaults
 cemeteries in Danielsoh and Dayv an6 Cemetery sextons say that not " : xa in their memory has there been $ i, Sf winter ef terrible weather, and (
 ditisns for grave digging are no s4u. ter right now than they have beer any lime since early in December