Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-25
DANfELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS


 ford avenue, in Providence, to North scituate, and this year Is renewing miles more of broken down state highway. At Dolly Coles hill in Foster curves are be- ing taken out Of the mile long climb, the level of the road raised at Hopkins Mills and cut lowered five feet near the school house at that place. With this route between Danielsen and Prov idence completed, the Rhode Island capi- tai will be but l5 minutes away by n4o- tor car.
 At a convention banquet of men in the drug trade held this week at the Hotel Griswold at Eastern Point, A. F. Woodward of this place was very much surprised when a friend introduced him to the president of the Woodward Drug company of Boston. T am very pleased to meet you Mir Woodward" the Boston man said. q was born in your town Danielson, Conn"
 The man was James P. F1hneran, now at the head of one of the largest drug concerns in New England
 Friday at o'clock at the home of MT. and Mrs. John M Dove, North Main street. a funeral service was conducted by Rev. Albert Jepson for Ernest E. Clark who died at South Chelmsford, ' were vate. Burial was in Westfeld cemetery. Louis E. Kennedy was in charge of the funeral arrangements.
 The annual ladies' day outing of the Windham County Congregational Minis ters association Is to be held at Storrs next Tuesday and churches in this part of the county will be represented at the meeting.
 Rev. and Mrs John Pratt of Brooklyn are leaving today for California and during the period from July to 8 will represent the Congregational churches of this county at the biennial session of the national council at Los Angeles.
 The DaaiAIson Building and Loan as seciatien has a drive underway to gain new members during the period from | July l, when new series of shares will be opened. The association organized | several years ago has contributed ma terially to the upbuilding of Danielson which has grown so as to attract atten- l tion from residents of many sections oi eastern Connecticut. The association al ways has more applications for leans than it can fill. so the larger it's mem. l bership the greater good for Danielson
 Quality considered, automobile tires were never so cheap as they are today This statement was made on Friday | by a man who discussed the tire busi ness. which makes possible the success of the tire fabric business, on which l Killingly depends in large measure fol 1 it's prosperity. The low prices at whici standard makes of tires are now beint offered is helping create a new tremen dous demand for them and it is expected that this soon will be reflected in great CT activity at the tire fabric plants fl this territory.
 Another week has rolled around with out bringing any decision from the pub | lie utilities commission relative to grant ing permits to bus lines to continue op eration in this territory. The hearinI was held at Putnam a month ago. In tn meantime the buses and trolleys con tinue to operate upon the same schedule that have been in effect for months, wit the buses getting the bulk of the busi ness done in the territory.
 Today (saturdayS is the last full 4a for the Danielson Supply company a Camp DeYens. The command will leav for home Sunday morning and is expect ed to arrive here about noon or 500 thereafter
 s to be the speaker at the morning SCI | Captain A. P. Woodward will act a marshal when members of Moriah lodc attend service at the Congregations church Sunday morning, in ohservanc of St. Johns dal.
 Mrs. H. c. Atwood will have the men bers of the Fortnightiy club at her hon, for a meeting Tuesday. This is to h the last meeting of the organization UT til early fall.
 Buy your Kodak films of us todd, Nose the druggist, the Rexan store- adv.
 Members of the Ladies Reading circ are 10 be guests of Mrs. Henry + Heat Monday afternoon for the annual picn - of tho organization.
 Degrees will be conferred on cand dates at next Monday evenings meetir Of Brooklyn grange
 Members of the Camp Fire girls a, spending the weekend st the Herbert Keech cottage on the south shore of A exanders lake.
 Da@Eetcs real ice cream put the "oh', in Moosnp. A dozen navors-adv.
 watchful buyers had an opportuni on Friday 10 buy granulated sugar he in 100 pound lots for 55s cents D. pound, a decided decline from the cent rate that was in force little mo l than a year ago.
 At oneco MT and Mrs William Bi good are celebrating the golden ann verssry of their wedding today tsatu e dSy>.
 Henry FlaEg is m at his home here
 Temperature ran up to A degrees
 Danielson and the surrounding territo
 on Friday, the third day Of excessi
 heat.
 Bathing fig forbidden In Ouineba,
 lake, 2 fact must sEatn he called to q
 attention of some who persist in viola
 Ing the restriction. Quinebaug lake now reeervolr from which drinking V 2 A.- =