Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-15
DANIELSON

 in the last of ( seventh inning of ihe game with the connecticut Mills team at Danielson, Sunday afternoon Ire crowd that gathered in spite of the poor weather, jeered hessJewett City boys to beat the band but their mind was mate up and bent on pulling off their unspoEts manlike trick, they left the if <I.
 Manager Mar1and's Connecticut Mills outfit got away to a five run lead iE the first inning, and in doing So took the heart out of the visiting players, who went through the rest of the game in listless fashion.
 The only run. tallied by the visitors came when Refill was passed and raced home safely as Malady poled for a two bagger. With one down in. the third Shean rapped out three -bagger, but died on the hot corner sack. his fellow ployers being unable ito drive him in. Hebert put up a wretched game for the losers, his record being five errcrs out of nine chances. Other misplays were made by Cyr, Shean and Malady. | Shean led his club al bat, rapping for l triple and single. Shean made a | double and a single and the only other hitter was Malady, who drew down l double.
 l For the winners Capt. Elliott led at i bat, polling for triple and a single, and next to him in the hitting line came Couillard, who made two singles. Two base hits by Page, Neal and Arthur were 1 also features of the offensive battle by | the winners.
 | Shean worked. on the mound for the losers His penders were found for to- | tai of 10 hits. He passed six, hit Bili i Reddy and famed one. Arthur hurled | for the winners. He allowed but five hits, famed 10 and passed two. Shean had eight errors behind him, while those I misplays.
 The feature catch of the game was contributed by Malady who speared oae with his gloved hand, on timely leap 1 into the air.
 1 H. J. HeIlyer of Chicago, is occupying i the Walters farm" and. summer place at | Barret hill, in the town of Brooklyn | for the summer season.
 i Mir. and Mrs. Jaes F. Lucey of Put nam are occupying the Hopkins cottage on the north shore of Alexander's lake | for the season.
 Louis G. Hunt of ,Covington, Tenn, has entered the employ of Henry A. Mo Ewen. e New summer schedule with extra ser. vice by Pelletts motor bus line, Daniel l son to Putnam, beginning today: Bus | leaves Danielson at ' a. m. and every 45 minutes thereafter until 11.30 a, m.
 from F noon until ' p. m. bus every 90
 minutes 7.45 D. m. to 9.15 D. m. bus every 45 minutes. This is the line tha;
 always furnishes regular and never fall
 ing service.-adv.
 The Attawaugan company, with offices
 in Norwich, has a force of men engaged
 in cutting away embankments and unr
 even ground on it's property in the viii
 lage of Attawaugan. When the work
 is completed and the area graded -n:
 appearance of the grounds about tic
 plant will be greatly improved and the appearance of the mill property as seer
 from the state highway Ell be greatly enhanced. Miss Eva BibeauIt, daughter of MT and Mrs. Adelard Bibeault and FrdIl Robilard, son of Mir. and Mrs. JosepI
 Robillard, were united in marriage Mon day morning at St. Joseph's church, il . Dayville, by Rev. Ignatius Kost, who al
 so was celebrant of the nuptial mass ' MT and Mrs. Robllard are residents .
 Goodyear, where, they will make thei ' home after their wedding trip.
 If you wish prompt and careful moto . trucking service, or baggage transferred all work being done at very reasonabl t rates telephone 243-3 or 360, or call a American Railway Express office.-adv
 At the Fern Lea company's plant a
 East Killingly several thousand sample
 of materials to be made there have bee
 gotten out Agent Alfred Pate of tn u company is enthusiastic over the pros
 poets of Killingiy's new industry whic y will be producing on a liberal scale b
 late summer Repairs are being mad l. to the mill, to it's equipment and to ten
 ement houses in the vicinity. Later tn s company plans to erect more dwellings. DanieIson was being canvassed 0 ,I Monday by young men who representA
 themselves as engaged in selling mag d azines, incidentally, as means to gar = ing votes in a high school scholarsh; " contest being held in Kansas City frol VI which town at least one of the youn ,s men claimed to hail. With experience = of the past in mind, most Danielson pee :, pie who were solicited expressed then i' selves as preferring to place their mags " zine orders with firms Or persons wit - whom they are more familiar, so, .a case anything goes wrong in the va - of deliveries or otherwise, getting an at '4 justment will not be so difficult. a Chief A. P. Woodward of the fire dt
 partment has a grievance. It's abol c motorists speeding along ahead of II d Captain Put Engine company when Jhs
 organizations big motor truck is 0n f 1, way to a fire. Of late it seems to be u " special ambition of some motor car dri'
 CTS to get in the way of the macnir ts when it is out in answer to a call. Otl ,o 1 CTS try to race with it. Chief WoodwaI
 wants it understood that the fire depar l, ment is not in the racing game. He b. e lieves, too, that motorists should re
 frain from rushing ahead with the Nh cars, many of which get in the way ,+ the big truck, and invite accidents or
 of which was narrowly averted in al ,+ swering recent alarm. At fires, to
 motorists park their ears sQuarely
 front of a hydrant, in violation of u
 law, or at points where the firemen W
 need to work and then seem surpris, IN because they are asked to move the
 cars. Chief Woodward would like su, ng motorists to show some .fonsiderat tit ca for the department, as we'll as for the nu own safety.
 The funeral of Mrs. Cyrus Arnold W ,i held from her home at Hopkins Mills ,; Sunday afternoon with services at t @ ,,c South Foster church, Rev. Gilbert Cutl sh of North Scituate officiating. Burial "
 in the South Foster cemetery. The bea
 CTS were Fred Simmons Walter Sir lrS , mons, Fred NJ. Smith and Arthur Ho ,- kins. A. F. Wood was the funeral ';; rector. Mrs. Arnold was holder of t ho gold-headed cane purchased some yea 4io since by the Foster Old Home Day ass
 citation to be held for life by Foste
 oldest person. Mrs Arnold, who Gas
 her 95th year, has had the cane f FE some time past There are three oth
 persons in the town naarly as old oI Mrs. Arnold and to the oldest of the or the cane will now go.
 representative of the, Fresh of movement by one of New York's gre
 ha in .nf boh haul