Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-06
DANEESON AND PUTNAM NEWS

clothing are provided, also arms and am
munition. The equipment IL to be used
while in camp and, with the exception Of
arms and ammunition, may be purchased
at cost price at the end of the course.
The program at the camp will include
infantry drill, rife craftsmanship, guard
duty camping and marching, care Of
courtesy physical training, including per-
sonal contact drill and boxing and cere-
monies.
Captain Arlington will be pleased to
tell anyone interested more about this
great opportunity open to all interested
citizens.
The body Of william ChapmAn was
received here from Springfield, Mass,
where he has been a resident for many
years and where he died as the result Of
injuries received when struck by an auto
mobile some time ago Mr.. Chapman
left Danielson about 40 years ago. He
was a brother of Charles. Frank and
Robert Chapman, all members Of a fam
lily well known in Danielson generation
ago. Mr. Chapman was a member Of
Moriah lodge, No. Is, A. F. and A. M,
in which he was raised in 1859.
Sisters of st. Joseph, who have charge
of st. James parochial school, have gone
summer school, also a respite from their
arduous duties. They will be away until
about Aug. Is, when they will return
here to prepare for the reopening of St.
James school in September.
Charles NORM, owner of a drug store
at Apponaug, r. l., was a visitor Tues
/ day in Danielson, where his family is
! resident.
Mr. and Mrs George H. Call, who are
at
| Cedar Tree Point, r. L, were visitors
! here Tuesday.
A meeting of the Chamber Of Com
/ merce was held Tuesday evening to con-
! slider a number of matters of interest to
| the organization.
Judge W. Fenner Woodward presided
at a session of thetown court at which
/ two cases were disposed of Tuesday
morning.
Repairs are nearing completion at the
power plant of the Connecticut company
! at the Dyer dam, where approximately
| 5000 damage was done by a washoGt
that occurred about a year ago.
/ Motorists here are pleased that the new
state tax of a cent a gallon on gasoline
| does not become effective until Sept l.
Richard A Ferguson of Lowell was a
visitor with friends in Danielson on
Tuesday.
Mir. and Mrs Horace Aldrich of Paw
tucl,et have been visitors with friends in
/ Danie,son.
Scores of people complained Tuesday
/ OF 4 feeling of exhaustion following the
almost unbearable heat wave of the Holt
day period.
|. Leftover explosives from the Fourth
were occasionally heard to sputter or
Tuesday as small boys kept at the game
| of ro1ebratinp
Chautauqua is closing here today
CWednest2y) after providing a series Of
Interesting entertainments.
I Some mills win continue to furnish
free bus service for the accommodation
of employees, though the public utilitie.
commission has ruled against bus line.
in competition with trolleys in this terri
tory.
Harry c. Bates of Worcester was
visitor with friends in Danielson Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs CASTOR A. Maindon wer
at Sage park Windsor. to attend tn
horse races on the Fourth.
| Tyler Andrews, who has been a
, Springfield, was visitor in Danelsoi
Tuesday.
II Operations were resumed at the Good
: year mills Tuesday morning. The plan
is operating 40 hours per week
: y demand was voiced on Tuesday for
Sunday morning bus that would carr
passengers 10 Rocky Point and Oaklan,
Beach. Such service previously wa
in operation here.
Frank Corey of North Sterling was
visitor in DanieIson on Tuesday.
Here is a special that recently was of
forod in = nearby place and it mad
many think Of old time prices: 4
pounds of fine graduated sugar, 81, wit
one pound of our so cent tea"
Miss Della GARNER of Woonsocket ha
been spending a few days with friends i
Danielson.
Tuesdays temperature of 10 degree
in comparison with a maximum of sS O.
Sunday and SO on Monday was deligh
to the people hereabouts.
Killingly's manufacturing plants re