Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-06
DANIELS0N AND PUTNAM NEWS

ence will agree that were car drivers as 1 careless as those who earelessiy cross l streets and highways there would be 1 1000 accidents day in Connecticut l alone Children are particularly disre- l gardful of their safety, and it is to ] teach some lessons Of self protection that the fiams in question have been put out by the state motor vehicle depart r1,ent and are being shown in the prin- cipal towns and cities of Connecticut.
 One lesson that will be especially ap- 11licable to Danielson is that teaching against walking in streets and high ways that are bordered by sidewalks. Hereabouts many go hiking along the streets and state highways in prefer ence 10 walking on the sidewalks. Mo torists marvel at this, fully aware that these very persons would be the first 10 put all responsibility on the car operator in case of an accident to them. At St, James church Labor day morning. Miss Alice Arsenault and Theodore Bergeron were united in mar risge by Rev. Ausustin Chapignac who also was the celehrant of the nuptial mass attended by friends and relatives. The witnesses were Napoleon Bereeron and Harry Fortier. Following the church 1 ceremony breakfast was servad at the brides home on Railroad street. After ! the breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Bergeron 1 left for a trip that vii take them to Boston and New York. The bride re- 1 ceived many gifts, including cut glass, ] linen and money. After returning from | their wedding journey Mir. and Mrs. 1 'Berceron will make their home in New | Bedford.
 1 Christopher Andrews, one of the bor- i ough's police officers, has been ap- pointed special constable of the town of Killingly by the board of select men.
 That the jitney service being main i tained between Danielson and Willi- mantle is appreciated by the neor'e Of , Hamnton has been atested by the good | business obtained during the past few 1 days
 A very large number of Danielson neonle were at Norwich Labor day to attend the New London county fair.
 Burgess w. A. Burrows entertained members cf the borough government at his summer cottage at Oakland beach over the holda-.
 Today CTuesday) is the last day for filing applications to be made voters,
 such applications to go to the regis
 trars.
 Miss Alice Morrissette, who has been srending the sunmer at her home near
 Wauregan. left Monday afternoon to
 resume her duties as teacher at Thomp-
 sonville
 Fire Warden Willis R. shippee will
 continue in office throughout the re-
 mainder of the year the deputy fire
 wardens Of KHlingly.
 Many from Danelson were at South 1 INillingly Labor day to attend the Old
 Home gathering and enjoy the splendid shore dinner that was one of the fea-
 lures of the day. The affair brought together many former residents of thal part of the town, where the Congrega , ] tional church was established 175 years ago.
 , John A. Holbin- of Hartford was 2
 visitor with friends in Danielson. over ; the ho iday.
 Mir. and Mrs L. F. Kennedy have been entertaining Mrs. Kennedy's sister
 Miss Nellie Sullivan of Hartford, ove1 the holiday.
 InspeetorA W. Williams of the stat 1 motor vehicle department was on dut,
 at Norwich on Labor day
 There was. large crowd at Wild 1 wood park, Labor day. evening for tn , dancing at the pavilion.
 T Beautiful weather Labor day con tributed to. the enjoyment Of the fiel, ' events arranged for the entertainment S of the people of Goodyear and whicl I many participated
 |, There was no formal observance 0 . 'abor's ho' iday in Dsnielson. the thea
 ters furnishing the only diversion 10 the stay at homes.
 Miss Edna Reed Of Providence, for
 merly of Danielson, is visiting wit Miss Helen E. AyIward of Academ. street.
 Lewis F. Baker. who lives on Stearn
 street, was injured when struck by tn fender of an automobile passing slon i the highway near the Dayville .Fou
 Corners.
 Harry c. Dolbeare of New Haven re
 turned to his home on Monday afte
 spending a few days with friends il Danielson.-
 Scores Of Danielson people returne
 Monday evening from brief holiday pc