Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-27
DAElELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

wards, who was their division com
 mander overseas, is coming into this
 territory next. Sunday with the Y. D.
 basbal team of Boston. which is
 scheduled to play McDermott's $ Braves at North Grosvenordale. Several regi- ments of the famous Yankee division are represented in the local '. D. club, which will be out in force to welcome General Edwards to Windham county.
 Rene Buteau, very successful rep presentstiVe here for several years of of one of the large life insurance companies, has been promoted to an assistant manag gership and will assume ! his new duties October l. MT. Buteau will continue to make Danielson his , headquarters. The territory in which l he will have jurisdiction under Mana | ger R, A. Robinson of Willimantic goes ! as far north as Stafford Springs and i North Grosvenordale and includes practically all of Windham county. 1t would appear from the present state of things that ice dealers and others who store ice in quantities for i their own Use underestimated their needs last winter. for at the present time Brooklyn, Wauregan, DayVille and Moosup are out of ice insofar as | Hot weather early in the spring, a hot i summer and other circumstances coIn- ! bined to use up the stored supply of the cold stuff more rapidly than had been expected. At the present time , Danielson, which has an ample SUD- | ply of ice, is Supplying the surround ! ing villages mentioned as well as in 1 dividuals who need quantities of il for their dairies and other such pur poses. Danielson will have plenty of ice right through to the time when ! a new crop may be harvested.
 1 Marion Young is with J. P. BarstoU in Norwich and will learn the plumb ing trade. MT. Young for a year was
 with F. Fl. Reach and company ir Danielson.
 The work of installing a short ex- tension of sewer through a section ol Centre street and into School street wos completed on Monday.
 Monday morning at 6;30 the tenn
 peraturc dropped to 46 degrees in Dan-
 ielson according to the recording ther- mometer at Woodwards and from oth-
 CT points in the borough as low as 1.
 degrees was reported.
 J. Carl Witter was at Woodstock or
 Monday conducting an auction sale.
 Notwithstanding the advance notice!
 of a change in time on the New Hay Cn road. several Danielson people los trains Monday and in some eases wer,
 on hand an hour too early to get them Richard A. Sterling of Providence was a visitor with friends in Daniel son on Monday
 A mission for the French-speakine people of St. Poseph's parish at Day , vile is being given this week. Francis J. Leavens, whose death wa
 ! noted in Mondays Bulletin as havin; . occurred Sunday afternoon at his hom' : in Norwich is well remembered b. numbers of the older residents of Eas Killingly. where for years he was as | sociated with his father and brothe ir the operation of the Whitstone mills
 The annual town meeting to be hell here next Monday will be asked t } pass upon a proposal that a pubi f comfort station be provided in tn town hall building.
 ? Students who are taking the new az . ricultural course at Killingly Hig ] school are reported to be much inter r ested in it and to be making progres, Il A number of Danielson baseball fan S were at Norwich Sunday to witness { game played in that city.
 : Mrs. Renzi Robinson who has bee spending September at the Ben Gro
 Nenor Inn at Pomfret, writes that tn D fund for Windhdm house at Connect - cut college, New London, with accru Q cd interest, amounts to $1S,2S2.SS. Tn