Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-17
BAVlEaSsN m PUTNAM NEWS

a. n in the fifth degree and there is to
 be a short programme If time permits.
 At 12so dinner is to be served by mem bers of Senexet grange. All patrons have been invited to the afternoon ses- sion, opening at 1.3o. At this session the programme will include an address on Happy Hillsides, by Rev. George B. hGibert, known as the Pastoral Pastor, of Mid31eSown. an address. The Habit i or Health, by Mrs. Marion Evans Dakin of the extension service oe the Connecti- ; cut Agricultural college and talk, Flor ! idata, by Everett F. Brown of Pomfret i Center One of the Stebbins Letters will ] be the subject of Mrs. Della Smith of ] Wolf Den grange If time permits there will be 6 programme of musical num- /! hers. George H Hamilton, lecturer of i Putnam, R. F. D. Z. is arranging for : transportation from the Putnam station for those who have no other plans for getting to Woodstock
 Operations that will Lead to the per , nlanent connecting up and fitting of the ! tra nsforrner of the Danielson and Plain ! ield Gas and Electric company west of Mechanic strees, across the tracks from tAe section of the Standard Oil company i will be started about June 1. At this l point power is taken from a 66.000 volt | transmission line for use in the terri
 tory served by the local lighting and power company, which renders service to
 Danielson, all other parts of Killingly, Brooklyn and Plainfeld. Power is at present being taken off the high tension
 line of the Eastern Connecticut Power
 Company, but through what is known as
 a temporary hitch-up.
 | Persons who had garden truck frozen or nipned last week are in many cases ! .I f,-r,,
 tho freeze is the most widespread in this
 territory of any that has been experienc-
 ed in a number of years.
 State Policeman Howard F. Elliott wal . in Danielson Monday on business per
 taining 10 the duties of the department . Federal officers engaged in a raid a
 a resort in the town of Sterling Saturda! night
 A force of men of the A. T. and T. company are engaged in work on thu
 underground line between Brooklyn ant Hampton and are making their head ? quarters in Danelson.
 The K. of c. bazaar at the town hal - clozed Monday evening with a large at tendance The bazaar was q yer, pleasing success and has been liberall, patronized.
 At the O-pheum theatre, Monday aft f erCoo7 and evening, the Lorn ElTy s i company opened am engagement in ' manner that was pleasing and un t the high standard set by the cast durin . their last appearance here ', A considerable amount of interest d . ready is being shown hy young men i Y tha programme of organization O {, N iudhan county for Y. M. (. A. worl il Nj and Mrs. E.oi Getty of Canada |, formerly residents on Franklin stree
 are visiting here for a few days. - Announcement was made Monday - the dissou'.7n of the partnership exist = in. between Maurice Schwartz and | .- vinc Letter. rroprietors of a nlace r. business in Center street and of anotr e es at Nioo=up. Nil. Letter is to cor '- tinue the enterprises which have mt s with success since being established hel abo'It a vear ago.
 " Irving Gu,iard. who Is to said fc Y Europe within a few days, was a wis e ito~ i7 Danielson.
 J R. Te,. J. J Milan. bishop of liar g ford. WI come 10 nanielson next nonf l. to confirm large class. of St. lame l- parish.
 T, F. v. Bassatt of Broad street, vi Q 1as been n California since Januar D. ha- interested himself. with a re.ati' " r an oil well that is already produ .h io-. i1 territory not distant from L.
 Aa~elas.
 II Miss Frances C. Keane of Lowell h