Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-10
DANlELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
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Williams of the Westfield Congregations al church officiating. E. H. Reach, J Walter Atwood, A. P. Woodward, E. L. Darzie, Charles E. Austin and Albert s. Fields. representing various Masonic or ganizations of which Mfr Adams was a
 member acted as bearers. Burial was in Westfeld cemetery. L.. E. Kennedy was the funeral director. There are ten prisoners at Windhan county jail in Brooklyn this weekend the largest number held there at any one time. for months. Two of the pris-l perior court. The others are serving sen tences for having been intoxicated, the latest of this group coming in Friday morning, from Putnam Most of those who are looked up on account of drunk enHess had been drinking Jamaica gin
 ger.
 At Goodyear great quantity of ma teriaI has been assembled for use in con struction of the big spinning plant to be built there. Several hundred thousand dollars is represented in the mountains of cement, re-enforcingS rods, tile. Ismber and other materials that arc piled up
 about the mill site.
 Monday, July 19, is set as the date for the departure of the members of com pany, State Guard for the annual en- campment at Mantle. The boys will be i in camp for week. C company is an in-
 fantry organization whereas for years
 past, prior to the war, Danielson's mill tary companies were coast artillery or ganizations and spent their encampment periods at some one of the island forts.
 From BaIIouville comes report that a notorcyclist spinning along the high way above Daniels Village, just beyond BaIIouvi1le, saw a wildcat crossing the highway. Said wildcat had partridge in it's mouth evidently having just cap tured the bird. All of which is proving of interest to hunters throughout the town, where a wild cat has not been seen for years and causing some of them to inquire what makes a wild cat wild in these strictly tame days. Dfscusxssn, at East killinsly, of wheth- CT Latter Day Saints are of the same church and faith as Mormons has stirred EdtrInd GIeazer, general representative of ti1e Church of Latter Day Saints to cfTer s10a reward to any resident of East KillinGfy wEe can prove that the Reor- ganized Church of Jesus Christ is official " connected with the Mormon Church of Utah. Mr. Gleazer has announced a -asting to be held at East Ki1iingIy at ! -Fs+Sh the people may hear us in our osz dessuse."
 Strange as it may seem to those who l NilOh Ol ttie EeC0fu hiSn wages that have been paid to mill operatives in this town for several years past, it is. never theiess, a fact that the present. brief slack period in the woolen industry here l finds some of the benefciaries of high wages fiat broke and forced into other | lines of endeaver4 to keep the wolf from the door, These unfortunate cases are
 are exception and not the rule however, for most of the workers-and they have ! YaL .-I..
 money on hand and are really enjoying
 8 we'll earned rest.
 | At East KfllingIy Clarence Smith is completing a bungalow that is exclusive ly the work of his own hands, even from i the time the trees that were worked into lumber were felled in the woods The
 bungalow is said to be exceedingly at tractive
 Humphries' band. Casino, Jewett City,
 tonight. Some jazz adv
 Sidney Perry is chairman of the com the union Sunday school picnic that is to be held at Wildwood park, Thursday of next week.
 Hudson 7-passenger car for public ser vice, use; trips as wanted locally. long distance or shore resorts. Percy Greene. Tel 226-5 or 3s1-adv
 S. Cady Hutclins and daughter of Bos- ton are spending a few days with friends in DanielsoH.
 Louis Wolf of the Davville Grain and Coal company has recently come into possession of a splendid touring car that formerly, was the property of John D. I Rockefeller, the gentleman who gets his gasoline at cost, and who celebrated his s1st birthday Thursday. | State highway department men have
 been engaged in filling in with gravel bad k-aIn t.- l,s-
 ielson and Elmville. where the traffic has
 come to be very heavy within the past
 two years.
 The Orioles of the Pawtucket Inter. City league are scheduled to meet the Goodyear team at Goodyear Sunday af ternoon.
 It has been suggested that Daaiedson as a borough had better undertake g
 1 sidewalk building campaign. There is nc
 question but that the borough needs miles
 of new sidewalks, but material and labor
 costs at this time, taken with present record high tax rates would likely D, counted by most taxpayers as good req sons for waiting just bit before under taking what is a badly needed improve [ uent
 The town of Kfllingly which owns z splendid looking herd of cattle at it. farm near Dayville, has lost a numbe
 Of COWS through their being condemned ] after being subjected to tuberculin tests a work now being carried on in Wind
 ham county towns.
 Fl Walter Sayles has been spending few days at Hartford and at Windsor . A steam heating plant is to be install
 ed in the Westfeld Congregations
 church here during the summer period replacing the present heating system.
 A group of the Camp Fire girls plaI to leave Q week from today to spend {
 vacation period at Kelsey Point. ! A sewing class instituted by the Xii l lingly Woman's club has meetins scheduled for next Wednesday after noon. at the vestry of the Congregations church.
 Miss Jane. s. Weeks of Providence il spending few days with friends in Dan ielson.
 John A. Hewitt of Meriden was visitor with friends in Danieison on Fri day.
 III Chef John Mcfarland has issued
 warning against placarding poles ant buildings and other places with an nouncement cards or posters of an. 7 kind Putting up such plaeards is dis ttinctly contrary to law and those wh indulge in the practice are liable to l fine not to exceed $50. The practice ha been growing here recently and it is t be stopped forthwith.
 Generally the head of the famil. foots the bills.