Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20
DANIELSoN

l day, Miss Ruth Winslow remaining te spend this week.
 l M. M. Dwyer of Allston, Mass, has been visiting friends in Danielson. 1 Miss Gertrude Stone. who has beer spending a vacation in Boston and oth CT Massachusetts cities, has returned tc her home.
 Miss Kathleen Burns of Hartford has been the guest of relatives in tDanielson Miss Elizabeth Dunn and Miss Jennie i Williams are leaving this (Tuesday) morning to spend vacation at Wood mont
 Miss Anna Bray visited at Newport Sunday.
 I W. Irving Bullard of Boston visited with friends in Danielson Monday. I Miss Katherine T. Thayer returned tc ] her home in Putnam Monday. after wis l iting borough relatives.
 l Mrs. Katherine Murray and Mrs | James Mclaughlin of New York have 1 been guests of Mrs James Garland | MT and Mrs Carroll Allen and guests motored to Watch. Hill on Sunday | Mrs Gladys Dunn and daughter. Ethel are spending a week at Oakland Beach | MT. and Mrs Ashley P. Mills of Boston are at the home of Mrs William Chap man, Mrs. Mills mother. on South Main street, for visit.
 
 street, returned here from motor trir that took them through New York state 1 as far north as Montreal and then home ward through the Green mountain re- zion.
 Mrs. Mary Garland is visiting New l York relatives.
 | First class furnished rooms to rent Call evenings to ', or from noon to 1 D. m. Hector Trahan, 10 Prince street adv.
 MT. and Mrs. Francis E. Storer mo- 1 tored to Watch Hill Sunday. | Guilty on charges of intoXication ant breach of the peace, Charles Main was given a sentence ot 30 days in jail or each count by Judge W. Fenner Wood ward in the town court Monday morn l ing The court suspended execution o1 the sentence and placed Main on proba tion until October.
 ] After services at All Hallows' churcI | in Moosup Rev J. E. Mccarthy being celebrant of the high mass of requiem | the body of Mrs. Maxine Godreau wa! l brought to Danielson for burial in Hol, Cross cemetery. L. E. Kennedy hat | charge of the funeral arrangements. ! C company, State guard, Captain F 1 O. Armington commanding, got ava. ] from here on the 9.15 train Monda.
 
 1 antic The scene about the station re | called not only the war period now hap oily past but also the old days when tn II annual encampment was an event fo many local men.
 Before Justice George Torrey at cOur held in Central Village, Monday morn ing, Leo Barber of Natick, R. L, Abra ham Steiman of Moosup, Joseph Charlie of Hanover and Nicholas Abbood of Moo sup each paid fines of $10 and cost. amounting in each case to total c s2106, for having driven motor vehicle not equipped with headlight lenses al proved by the commissioner of motor ve hicles. Daniel Downing of Plainfield pal fine of $20 and costs. a total of S31 .0t for operating a car not equipped wit approved lenses and for operating a ca without having an operators license. Tn violators of the law were haled int ! court through the vigilance of 1nspecto R. C. Young. Two more violators of th motor vehicle law have been summone to appear in court at Central Village o Wedne sday.
 It was of more than incidental intereI to a great many people in towns hert II abouts that one of The Bulletins advel Using pages, Monday morning. carried l notice signed by State Highway Commi' sioner C. J. Bennett asking again fc bids on highway department proposa | to construct certain stretches of stat highways in eastern Connecticut an heading the list was a section betwee s Brooklyn and Hampton, which sectio 7 has been casually mentioned recently this column. The notice does not as ', for bids for the important Little Res l Danielson section.
 r Ver2on Brown and children of Maj r chester. N H., formerly of Danielso , was a visitor with friends here Mol r day. MT. Brown at one time was re yl ident at South Kllingly. . KiIIingly people have noted with inte est and pleasure that Probate Judge s; bin S. Russell of Danielson has bee
 ing considered by republicans for u party nomination for congressman fro the Second district of Connecticut. Juds Russell is the son of Congressma l Charles Russell, who as u member the house of representatives at Wasl ington made record of service of whic Connecticut ever will be proud
 On the train leaving here at 5.15 D. Il today (Tuesday) the Fresh Air Kiddit will start back to New York havin roundt> out their two weeks visit in u country. To these little people frol New Yorks tenement districts the sta in Danielson and Brooklyn has been real delight. and the children surely wi retain benefits and memories of their sta for a long time to come.
 ! As a. sort of wInduD to their vacatio experience, the little pe opie WtIe give delightful outing at Mrs. Victor Smith farm, on Allen Hill. This was re; ricHic party with games, awards and r, treatments. Neiglborhood children gatl cred to join in the event and the entil party of young people numbered S4. Crt qdet and ether games were played The, was a peanut scramble. chance drive a pretty pony, which none of u little New Workers missed, was g. b feature of the day.
 Before leaving .Danielson the lit ipeopleA were presented as bag of cand by a G. A. R. veteran who is intereste
 in children, and to show their appreci;
 tion of the gift 8 score of lusty throa
 joined in giving three cheers to the gel
 erous soldier, who was delighted as l listened and watched the children wavir American flags and Italian flags.
 Miss Perkins, chairman of the con
 mittee that had charge of the arrang
 ments for placing the visitors in hom here, is well pleased with the experien,
 and over the fact that the youthful wis
 tors. had such a glorious good tin through the generosity anG Xiii chess
 Danielson's people who made places
 their homes for the visitors.
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