Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-17
DANlELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
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Mrs W. Irving Bullard of Boston has
 sold her residence on Broad street to
 Richard Bannigan, who, with his family
 has been occupying it for some time
 past.
 Attorney Harry E. Back was in New
 York Friday on business trip State Officer Howard Elliott of Hart
 ford was visitor in Danielson Friday
 Royal G. Choquette, who recently soll his business to George J. Heneault, has entered the employ of Herbert c. Keech.
 Souvenir W. H. Taylor of Hartford is sending Harding buttons to his friends in Dahielson.
 Many members of the St. John Bap- tist society attended an installation cere- mony in the town hall.
 James C. Newton of Hartford was a visitor with friends in Danielson Friday. The Aequiunk Camp Fire Girls are are leaving today for Kelsey Polnt, where they are to spend a week. Miss Carrie Fellows is remaining an ] other week at Northfield, where she has been attending the summer school fo foreign missions
 It is announced that the annual O:1
 Home day at South Killingly is being ar ranged for Labor day.
 Rev. Francis Maines of Rochester, N. l tist church Sunday morning. Rowland's Jazz Band, Casino, Jewet, City, tonight-adv.
 Raymond Gates is leaving today l (Satnrday) for 8 weekend visit with relatives in Bridgeport. Rev. Walter B. Williams will speak at union service to be held in the Bap- tist church Sunday evening. Lost, on road between Putnam and 13T~ih NJ cape Return to Patriot office, Putnam l adv.
 ] A group of Danielson people was at Phillips grove on the north shore o1 i Alexander's lake for an outing Friday. i Even the introduction of one-man car on the Moosup-Central Village line l of the Connecticut company has not serv- l ed to bring the revenue up to a point where the service is paying as it should 1 But perhaps Moosup and Central Village are not interested in whether they con- l tinue to have trolley service permanently Fresh air lxiddies who are staying ir 1 this territory were entertained Friday al i the home of MT and Mrs. Victor Smith on Allen Hill in the town of Brooklyn l Organized games and contests and oth- l CT features were included in a program that gave the young people a day ol 1 delight.
 l Inspector R. c. Young of the state au' l tomobile department has learned what il
 means to experience a woman's wrath 1 Having been driven practically out of the i highway by the driver of Rhode Island l machine who was "hogging" the road the inspector turned about and held IT
 the driver for questioning. The drivers :, wife stood the questioning as long as slt could and then blew up and let forth 2 | nf rHG c1fO ing that she be haled into court so tha She could have her ideas officially record ed which probably would have mean | iail for her But the inspector entirely ! ignored her and courteously allowed hel l husband the driver. to go on after giv | ing him a warning about road rules.
 I Girls, club members will assist tOda. l (Saturday) in making final Tag da. I drive for the Salvation Army Home Ser
 1 vice fund, Danielsonts apportionmsnt no ! having been fully raised as yet A hous II to house canvass snd visitations in tn
 i business section are planned as a mean H of reaching as mary people as possible Fl A part of the money raised will be use'
 Il to relieve distress among the poor Fl Danielson.
 Elder Edmund J. Gleazer of the Re-or II ginez Church of Jesusl Chrst, Latter Da, |l Saints is to speak at an open meetin
 Il to be held in East Killingly Sunday af II ternoon Several members of this churc |l from Providence are expected to atten
 1 this meeting
 t At his home on Broad street Frida,
 afternoon, at o'clock funeral servic
 Il for George Boswell was conducted, b
 H Rev. Walter B. Williams oS the. Congre h gational church. Burial was in Westfiel |! cemetery The bearers were Charles 4 II Tnlinghast, Richard Bannigan, Herber Fl C. Keech, Charles M. Smith. A. F. Woo | was the funeral director, s-ere wer | many beautiful floral tributes. H East Killingly is to have its annua
 Old Home day celebration this year O July 29. The arrangements for thi event will be much the same as for man Iyears past, and will include speaking, grand shore dinner and eatertainmen features.
 E MT. and Mrs William M. Franklin wi leave today with their children to spen the weekend at Oakland beach. The Union Sunday school picnic, sche duled for Thursday, when the heav electrical storm intervened, was held o Friday at Alexander's lake and had large attendance There were variou features to make the day a happy an profitable one for the little people. Company C, State Guard. Captain (Continued on Page Seven. Col Six)