Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-19
.DANIELSON

erly or Danle4Son, IS fAsAIih6 eAoe4'?S here g* Mrs. William Brennan of High street is in Baltimore visiting her sister.
 Miss Rachel Preston will address mem bers of the. Crusaders of the Baptist church this fTuesday) evening on the. work of Dr.. Grenfeilts mission in Lab- rador, where MISS Preston a graduate nurse. spent the greater part of the past summer.
 Two unfurnished rooms to rent-private entrance, separate toilet, electric lights, gas, running water. Apply to Robert Dove at McEwen's jeweiry store at S1 Prospect avenue, Riverview.-adv.
 : At Mondays session of the town court the case of an Attawaugan man, charged with having been intoxicated. was dis posed Of He was arrested here late Saturday afternoon. !
 Chairman E. L. Darbie, of the republi- can town committee. announced Monday afternoon that Congressman Richard P. Freeman of this district and Attorney Benedict M. Holden of Hartford would be the speakers at republican rally to be held in the town hall on Thursday evening of next week. The rally will be preceded by a short parade headed by St. James band, sg-'r
 Theft of g chickens from coops of F. H. Greene, on Riverview has been re- ported to Chief John Mcfarland. The chickens were taken between and o'clock in the evening and the thieves apparently had their nerve with them, for the work was done almost under the windows of the Greener home. The loss was discovered within an hour after the theft. An empty bag was the, only clue left by the thieves.
 The funeral of Leon ". MorfA was held from his home on North street Monday morning with services at St. James church at o'clock. The officers of the solemn high mass of requiem were Rev. M. S. Ginet, NJ. S.; Rev. John Roux, M. S.. and Rev. August Chapisnac. The body was taken to Putnam for bur ial in St Mary's cemetery. The bearers wsre Victor Morin, Frank Morin, David Morin, Napoleon Morin, brothers of the deceased and Albert LeClair and Frank LeClair L. E. Kennedy had charge of the funeral arrangements.
 Attorney and Mrs. Arthur c. Bill will leave Wednesday morning for a motor tr.p through the White Mountains. They will accompany Ray Skinner of Paw tucket, brother-in-law of Mir. Bills son Lester, with whom the party will visit at St. Johnsbury, Vt, They expect to return neFe at the CnQ or lne week
 His probation period having. expired, the case against James Botham of Put nam was nolled in the town court Mon of costs.
 Another case in which the probation period expired Monday was that of Chas. Main of Dan.elson. this case also being noled upon payment of cos:s.
 The plant of the Paco Manufacturing company on Furnace. street is closed while a cam heating plant is being in stalled. This plant was hurried to com p:etion and started operating during the summer without awaiting the installation of the heating. system. Power for the plant is derived from the electric lighting and power company.
 i A patent has been obtained by William | Brennan of High street, on an appliance l for attaching to a jack spinning machine
 The new appliance which is being tried l out at a lccal manufacturing plant, does away with the spoo ing of yarn for fl ling taking the yarn direct from cones ol tubes to the spinning machine. This ma
 chine not only saves one operation il
 handling filling but also prevents vast of material.
 | After today's meeting ofsthe selectmen
 town c erk and registrars for the purpos
 of admitting applicants to- be made voter the voting lists of the town will be com pied for use at the election on Novcmbe
 2 These new lists will contain well owe 2 900 names, more than ever has been o
 a Killingly voting list. Several hundre'
 women will partic pate in+ the election il l this town and they are inter ing them selves in the questions at issue that the may be prepared as well as better tha many men when they go to the polls.
 A week from Sunday. October 31, muc
 Of the remainder of New England wi come back to standard time, which Dan
 ie1son and neary all the rest of Wind ham county elected to stand by since las
 spring when this years shift of time wa
 made by scoAs of communities. Whe the other towns get back to standar l time Danielson will be freed of many c
 the little irconveniences thrust upon by the tinkering with the clocks
 There can be no trial now of the case C
 the state vs Daniel T. Mu!cahey. C
 Worcester until the next term of tn
 Nindham county. superior court havin : criminal jurisdiction. The case could nc
 be reached during the sessions of tn v court at Putnam last week.
 V Motornen and operators of motor vt : hicles are having their experiences ] driving on leaf-covered highways Tn
 leaves now Altering down almost cor l stantly make slippery and dangerou , wheeling for car and on trolley raj c Add to the. difficulty, of stopping cars.
 Persons who are called upon to driv , through Center street a number of time each day are complaining that the nc
 barking rule for the south side of th v street is being ignored At times. wit V cars parked on both sides of this nal
 -ow street, it is almost impossible
 Nathaniel Greer 'naf. of Sherbrooke ] : e. where he is connected with the c, d uadian-Connecticut mills sting hel T with Treasurer and Mrs Clarence : 1otter, of the Brooklyn Savings bank : There is such a demand for cider ba,
 rels that the supply in this territory . vracfically exhausted: Barrels are brin. d ing from s up. according to their COT c dition. all of which tends to indicat
 that cider has become popular beve 5 age.
 j. Progress is being made on the repa
 work at the plant of the Connectic, k company at the Dyer dam, where a wasl
 0ut put the. water power plant out l. commission during the summer. In u
 the steam plant at this station whit
 supplies power for the lines as far we e 4s Wiiimantic.
 : Town road crews are engaged in gra = cling sections of streets that have becon t worn in the borough. this work prepar
 tory to the winter season.
 = Danielson relatives were at Baltic
 attend the funeral of Henry L. Reeve
 father of Abel L. Reeves. and for yea
 5. resident of Danielson where he was
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