Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-03
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

M. 1dlnes S44,0t0s E1nily M Ealne, $21.500; Winterbottom Binding com pany, ss460; Susan M. Young, $5750, |
 South Parish.
 Joseph Bedard, s5s4s; Joseph Bous- quet, ,ssS56; Dloaine Gendreau, So, 700; | dreau, s5O60; Amos E. Hall, $S710; | Theedile Poirier. sl2,450; Angie War ren Perkins, $1e,756; Quinebaug com-,l pany, $2s,UO0; The Wauregan com pany, $s5S7.
 West Parish.
 Ella c. Adams, s5,000; A. H. Arm ington, $s1e0; Lillian B. Atwood, $15,- o75; c. H. Bacon, s26.500; Abby G. Backus, $S1D0; A. G. Bill, S19,20O; F. E. Bitgood, $16,125; Helen H. l.. Ber- ry, $1s, ,250; E. B. Bosworth, s70ee; Joseph Bodo, $I6, 6,750; Nellie Brown,
 s64e0; Burroughs and Hopkins, $6,- GOO; Anna E. Bullard, $70z5; Ellen M i Burroughs, sS4D0; G. A. and s. Bur rughs, $5500: w. A. Burrows. $10, ,675; George P. Berris, $10.450; Brooklyn Savings bank, $13 500; Damase Boulais $s6, 75Q; Harriet Pike Cal, s7450; W. H. Campbell and company, $S300; Henry D. Crosby, $7S50; x Sarah S. Coogswell, s5205; Annie M. Cunneen, / $6s00; Harriet H. Danielson, 500 James A. Danielson. s6,9s9; Elisha Danielson heirs. s7055; Ada A. and Davis r, Danielson, s73o0; Walter
 Day, ess65; George F. Davignon and l wife $S20Q; Frank A. Davis, s51, ,040; Dayville Grain and Coal company, 1 s650o: K. A. 'Darbie, $15,30O; Charlotte 1 Datling, $S70o; Margaret Dexter es- 1 tate, S6.00o; George I. Eaton, s25,200; 1 Clara Y. Francis, $6575; J. w. Gallup, 1 s1s,s0e; Alphonse Gilbert, s9e20: E. H. Hammett. ss15o; Theodore Ham, nett, sS.oO0; Mary E. Hill, s52O0; T. E. Hopkins. $s450: Abbie J. Hoyle, 1 s660e; Mareeller s. Hopkins, $25 100; l s. D. Horton estate. $21, $40; Ellen NJ. Hutchins estate, $500: F. A. Jacobs 1 $I5,15a: E. H. Jacobs Manufacturing 1 company, s33, 500; o. P. Jacobs es- tate, s13,so0; Lillian James, $52Go; D. E. Jette $23950; Florence M. l Johnson, s47,s00; w H. Judson, s520O; Charles H. Reach, s726o;
 James Reach, S6, ,o0e; Cora S. M
 Kennedy .sS1OO; Frank S. Kennedy.
 s59, 100; Hariette L. Kingsbury, s.. $50; W. E. LaBe1le, s17, 300; John B.
 Lacas, s6250; Augustus Longo. $11,- 200; Caroline Longo. HOO; Delima s5,000; A. E. Meech. $9550; c. H. Mi
 chael, SIS, s,40o: Patrick NJ Murray.
 $522O; Clara s. B. Musgrave. s6700; Henry A. Myers, s5250; Catherine Myers, $5S00; Amos Morin, $s400; A
 H., J. NJ. and NJ. E. Paine, S1S,275: Ella NJ Palmer, s5000; Paine and Bill, $14,O00; Oscar and Ellen Peter son, s5SG0; W. K. Pike, $5935; Emma F. Filling, $23,sOo; N. D. Prince $500.
 Fannie G. Paine, s24.575; charle: A. Pellett, s35,5e0; F. T. Preston i s560o; Mrs. E. c. Roberts, s11, TOO; ] n k19 pee and wife, ss760; NJ. A. Shumway Oswald c. Street. s6,oo0; H. H. Stark weather, $15,65O Edwartl A. Sulli- van, $62oo; Killingly Worsted com
 pany, s22,3o0; Young Brothers com
 pany, s9,60O; Hyde Block company , $18,0o0: KennGdy corporation. $1s,-
 500; Williamsville Buff Wheel com pany, 800;~Church company, ss10oi Danielson Trust company, $25,0Oo [ Palace Laundry company. s12,900; c , O. Thomas, s1O,450; c. A Tillinghast , s12. 300; K. T. Tiilinghast $s62o; M \ B. Tool company, $6200.
 [ Minnie NJ. Warren, s55S0; J. F WinllelInan, 1S,750; Windham Coun- P ty National bank; $25.000 Lydia A $16, 800: A. Van Woodworth, s625Oi E. A.. E. R. and A. v. Woodwork l SIP 6e0; R. c. Young. $500; c. C T Young, $5450;- Daniel l.. Birmingham l s10.500 Harry Bramham, s11,20s 5 Whitman s. Brown, $2S,300; Connec- ticut Nils company, $170, 400; Mdgne } Joseph Cyr, $9S, TO; Myer Goldwater / S6500: Herman Abraham CExchang' Block)t $24.000; Everett Hyde $s750 Peoples Light and Power compan! } s2s,350; Calvin Rawson, s7525: Ma 5 Gordon corporation, $20,250; Georg, ? Webster, s12,S70; Standard Oil com : pany, $7Se0; Woolwerth store. s6O50 ? Crystal Water company, s170450 Selectman John A. Gilbert, head O :, Killingiy's board. stated Monday tha l he understands that the new highwa, s to be constructed eastward fren nea the Mazerelli place to the state lin
 at Little Rest, via the Reynolds stree : route, is to be of cement. The sam e kind of construction will be used be : tween Brooklyn and the foot o
 Hampton hill.
 Just when bids will be asked fe : the building of the approximately 1 s miles of highway in the two section l referred. to is not definitely know V here, but it probably be within a fey weeks, co that the work can be un z l dertaken in the spring.
 !. As the Iettle Rest Hampton rout Q tHTouSh DanlelSon IS part or tn !. trunk line between Providence an : Hartford the state and the fedora
 government will meet the cost c
 building and it is expected that tfli cost will be between $30, 900 an ;. SS50,000. The new roadway will be l
 feet in width and when the road i completed Danielson will be only 4 : minutes from Providence by mote
 car. Willimantic. too, will be yithi
 half hours riding distance and eas
 tern Connecticut will have received
 means of development that will b
 well worth all the new highwa
 costs.
 There was change Of 30 degrees i
 the temperature from Sunday morn
 ing to Monday noon when the mer
 cury had climbed up to 40 degree The change was decidedly welcom after the rigors of 5anuarys weathe with a windup at 20 degrees belo- zero on Sunday morning, the first {
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