Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-18
DAN7FLSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

evening. The proceeds of the affair are said to be for the benefit of the coun- cil
 By way of appreciation. it may be stat ed with all confidence that Danielson is one of the cleanest towns in the entire state of Connecticut in so far as, viola tions of the Volstead act are concerned. Danielson never wa sa rough-neck town, and today is living up to it's, reputation of being clean town and a good place to live in. Federal officers find nothing to interest them here. no more than do local or state officers so far as any general violation of the new restrictive measures are concerned.
 Surveyors of the state highway de- partrent continue their activities of going over the layout of the proposed state highway between Danielson and the Rhode Island state line at Little Rest. It is expected that the work of constructing this highway will not be l long delayed.
 A considerable amount of machinery is now in operation at the plant of the Con necticut Mills company, one of the large manufacturers of automobile tire fabric in the east.
 Tuesday morning, funeral services for Anthony BouIais, who died Saturday ev- ] ening in Woonsocket, were held al St. 1 James church, Rev. John Roux, M. S., the pastor being celebrant of the high mass of requiem. Burial was in St, James cemetery. The bearers were Da- mase Boulais, Isaac Quintsl. J. M. Bes- sette F. x. Lemieuq, l.. J. Fournier and Amadee Bernier. L. F. Kennedy was the funeral director. The service was attended by many relatives and friends Employees of the S N. E. T. company ! in the various divisions of eastern Con- necticut will come here this (Wednesday) evening for an entertainment arranged by 1 local employees of the company. John C. Vincent of Worcester was q visitor on Tuesday with friends in Dan- ielson.
 l At the Orphcum theatre Tuesday aft l ernoon and evening the Lorne Elwyr stock company entertained audiences who were VII pleased with the offering
 It is promised that a serious eff f3rt will be made at this falls annual towr meeting to have a new bridge authorized built across the Assawaea river from . point near the state armory property tc Riverview. Residents of the River. view section are partTtllarly anxious for new bridge to replace the presen badly used up one and other will supper their desire.
 Clerks in Danielson's stores are be ginning to talk of the half holiday periot of the year that is expected to begir within a few weeks, giving Thursda, afternoons off during July and August
 The advice is being given: Don't b, tempted into selling your liberty bond or other securities bought during thu wartime period of prosperity Th advice is offered to a number of fret ful Kilingly investors by men who's judgment in these matters may be con sidered valuable.
 Plans are being considered for the or ganization of KillingIy for Y M. c. A work, it was stated Tuesday. 4 county wide ecort is to be undertaken soon t raise funds to support the program tha has been mapped out.
 William A. Pores of New Bedford wa visitor with friends in Danielso
 Tuesday.
 A weekly drill of the local supply Q company of the 192nd field artillery wa
 held Tuesday evening The organizatio goes into camp at Camp Devens durin
 the coming month.
 The death occurred at Station hospita
 [. S. army, at Camp Dix New Jerse- Saturday May A. Of Philip Dinsmor aged 4 years son of Major Edwar Chase and Eleanor Dinsmore Greene an
 the grandson of Albert C and Mary I ; Greene of Danieson This is the frs ia iifty-siX years.