Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-05
DANTELSON

New London motoFed to Westminster to attend divine worship. 1t was at Vest minister in 1S4S that Deacon Greene united with the church. and Sundays | visitation was in celebration of the event --7S years of membership, so years of which was with the Westminster church. Deacon Greene is hear his s3d birthday | and his and Mrs. Greene's 66th wedding anniversary. Both are in good health 1 and arc blessed with two loving daugh- tsrs and five sons.
 pometiIde Gastbier L'Heureux died Saturday morning at the home on Me- | ehanic street where she has been resi- | dent for many years. Mrs. LHeureux, | widow Of Leon L'Heureux. was born in l Sr. Martin. F. e.. July [ 1S37 The fam 1 ny came into the United States and To- csLed at East Nillingly half a century l ago and lived at that place for six years before coming 10 Danielson. where they ravo since resided Mrs LiHeureux caves a son, Wlfred, of Daneson, and two daughters, Misses Rose ~and Eliza beth, with whom she made her home. It was said sunday that it is probable the newly organized post of Veterans of Foreign Wars will be seen in public here for tho first time on Armistice day. About 70 men who saw service overseas have affiliated with the organization, which as yet has not been fully organized in Dan ielson, but cooler weather will bring a meeting at which officers will be elected and the post organization perfected.
 Scores of members of Rose of Lima council, K. of c. and their friends enjoy ed an outing and clambake at Phillips grove, Alexander's lake Sunday. The big feed. that was declared by all who participated to be one of the very best, and which included chicken lobster and all that goes 10 make a real holiday pe- riod feast was prepared by King" George Jacques Of East killingIy. The day. insofar as weather was concerned, was ideal in every particular.
 Chief John Mcfarland of the police department has made arrangements un- fer which films s1oWn under the auspices of the state motor vehicle department will be shown at Davis park on Sept 2l These films have been prepared fort dis play by state authorities and are intend -d as a means of interesting people in protecting themselves against automobile accidents.
 Patrick Carr will he presented in the own court this tMonday) morning to answer 10 a charge of assault on Peter -Aro, who lives in a small house on Water street near the old borouoh hoH building. It was stated Sunday that the police were called 10 Caros piace at n4.u- night Saturday 10 arrest Carr. Caro was said to be suffering Sunday from injuries alleged to have been inflicted upon him by Carr
 Largo numbers of DanieIson people were al Fisinfeld Sunday afternoon to 'ttend the exercises attendant upon the dedicat.on of memorial in honor of the men Of St. Johns parish who served in Inc world war. American Legion men end members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars were among those from this vicin- 'ty who went to Plsinheld for the exer- c.ses of the day.
 Numbers of local people who have been South Kiilingly way over Sunday noted with interest the route that the new state road is to follow as compared with the present dirt road. q A number of changes are made in the layout, some of the, I >hanIes eliminating bad curves of daN serous nature in the old road. The work of laying sewer in Franklin street has been completed and that thor. sushfare is again open to travel. Good -rogress has been made in laying sewer through RailroaI square, as authorized by the last annual borough meeting.
 Frank CAre~, formerly located here a: construction engineer for the F. F French company of New York, building dwellings at Connecticut village, is now Et Hoiyoke as engineer in charge of New England work for the Casper Ranger Construction company. Mir Carew. witt tho Dupont company and located at Wfl minEton, Del, since the war, was wis itor with friends in Danieson at tn, week end.
 D ball hospital iu Putnam. where she re ,ently underwent an operation for appen icitis.
 Frank Majlhot continues to show i'm Drovement al the Day Kimball hospital where he recently underwent an opera tion for appendicitis.
 Arthur Gallup, member of the firm 0 Gallup Brothers S Lin0ner, was remove, 70 the Day Eimball hospital at Putnan IT seriously i'll.
 Al the week end State Policeman Howard A. Elliott was visitor wit friends in Dsnielson.
 Business will 6e practically suspende n Dsnielson today, Labor day Mill: stores and banks are closed for the daN Iaere will be no special program of ot servarce here
 School bells will call several hundre hLiingly young people back to thei studies tomorrow (Tuesdsy) morning. number Of teachers who live out of tow have arrived here to take up their wor n the schools.
 George Dragon of Springfield has bee visiting with relatives in Danielson fo few days. Mir. Dragon was resider aere 50 or more years ago.
 St James parochial school will ope iof the fall term Tuesday morning. a e1Dectel that in excess of 400 runi VII register for the courses of study
 John C. Delisle of New Bedford ssperdins the holiday with relatives Oap.elson
 W. $. Brown brought in some man moth muskmelons from his Shepard Hi arm near Wauresan on Sunday.
 There was ? large crowd at Wildwoc park, Alexsnder's lake, for the SatIlrds evening dancing, and many will be at u resort today for the last holiday of tf summer season.
 The postofice will be open only hoI day hours today and the service will l surtailed as to mail deliveries and as poStsL SaVings and money order bushes as is usual on holidays
 Miss Blanche Remillard of Woonsock IS spenoing the holiday period vii friends in Danielson
 pr. J. N. Perreault. who has been , vacation of several weeks in Csnad haS returned 10 Daneilson. Dr. Perrear Nss member of party that had "a Il lsnttul outing in territory in the vicini of Lake St. John.
 number of Danielson people a spendlng the holiday at Oakland Bea, and zt other summer resorts on t itacGe Island eeast.
 Sknufacturers say that the cotton m 1r hat