Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-30
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIEL.sON

Chsutaudua- Joy Tfme-came t
 Danielson Thursday to open the annua series of entertainments. The Chautau | qua tent on the park, at Main and Key holds streets, held a representative au l dience for the opening lecture in thu afternoon and a still larger attendance was out for the first of the evening en l tertainn1ents.
 The Lybarger quintet, presenting. il costume, a very fine programme of pop u1ar instrumental and vocal successes proved a decidedly attraction at both th' afternoon and evening concerts.
 An added feature, in the evening, wa: the lecture by Lieut.. x Dunton Shar man. his subject being Fathers and Sons Thursday was marked by m intensive campaign upon the part of the ticke committee to place enough season ticket! to cover the guarantee. Thursday morn ing there remained SO tickets to be solt to complete the guarantee and most of these had been disposed of by the noon hour, so that the Chautauqua guar antors feel that the success of this year. series of entertainments is assured iron financial standpoint and the artfctit success of the series is taken for grant ed, judging from the opening entertain nlents of Thursday.
 4 vas.:ont at the fiume of the power plant of the Connecticut company, at tn, Dyer dam, q uth of Danielson, caused { suspension or trolley service here Thurs | day General Manager. Samuel Ar1der son.. who was in Danielson during ths | forenoon, said it would be sometime be | fore this plant could again operate b1 water power. but there is steam plan at the powerhouse and this. has beer pressed into service to furnish powel for the line, between. Central Village anC North. Grosvenordale. .-~4.s .sA,+s q. From time to time. during years tha are gone difficulties such as the one tha has now put the waterpower plant a the Dyer dam out of commission ha: 1arts of the plant are built is unstable and upon occas.on it shifts about ant causes trouble.
 Augmented bus service helped make travel easier than it woul1 otheTwist have been during Thursday. The Eas Killingly-Danielson service being put ol of business temporarily as the rsult ot the trouble at the Dyer dam bus line was quickly put in operation between the two places by, the Pellett service. This was particularly appreciated by tht many that wanted to get up to East Kill ingly for the Old Home day exercises
  wats is such 8 feature of the event,
 The regular bus lines cared for ser vice north and south during the period that the towns hereabouts were without trolley service. which is expected to be normal today Friday). .e
 Exhibition dancing at the Casino Tewett City, tonight-adv.
 While in camp at. Mantle last week Major James A. Haggerty of New Haven formerly a captain in the 102nd zinfan. try. which saw hard service in. France and made a gallant record, inquired ot Captain F.. O.. &mington, as to whether the local officer knew of any, A., B. F.
 man. in Danielsop who was Major Hag gerty's runner and interpreter in France The major said he lost track of this par ticular Danielson soldier after the fight at Seicheprey, in April of 1918, and ,nev' CT heard of him again. --..~ E., "A.
 Captain 1Arnlir eton was unable to iden' tify. this particra r soldier from the facts that Major Haggerty was able to give him, but what the major did say, has en' abled Captain Huntingdon to find out who the. Soldier is a... sss
 Private Adelard Barbeau. 1o2nd in tfantry is the man that Major Hagger- tv has been inquiring about. II; is snnal wonder that Major Haggerty lost tracl of this Danie1son soldier. for 3, he wa: wounded in bitter fighting in the battle referred to. was captured by the Ger mans and remained in a German prison camp for about eight months. suffering inpunerable hN'dships, from which. happily. he has fully recovered and is
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