Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-17
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
OANELSON

 Adolph Bernier of Dyer street under went a surgical operation at the Day Himban hospital for the removal of his great toe, which was injured when he dropped beam upon it while he was at work in the Quinebaug mill.
 Frank Goodness of Furnace street is a -satient at St Vincents hospital in Wor- cester. where he has been successfully operated upon for appendicitis, and on sunday was reported to be resting con- Tortably.
 Lester Wheeler of the United Concert orchestra, symphony organization about to begin rehearsals here, reports addi- lions to the membership. but is anxious 70 obtain as many 40 or 50 players rom Danie,son and the surrounding ter -itory.
 Chief JohIi Mcfarland has requested that names of offenders and other definite data be given the police when complaints are made about. persons riding bicycles an the sidewalks. something that is for ddell by a borough ordinance, and which is 10 be stopped if arrests and prosecutions viii accomplish this end, so nat pedestrians driven from the streets by motor vehicles, may have some place lo walk in safety The police cannot be -r all places st one time. those who
  rycIo riders are requested 10 give them sflficlert iHforms ion to work upon
 mission for the French-spoakins men cf St Janes' parish opened Sunday evening with several hundred in attend- suce at St. James church. The mission will continue through the present week, concluding Sunday morning next. The mission iS being preached by the mission aries of LaSalette who have been here during the past week.
 There was large attendance Saturday s,ening al the huskiug bee and supper a the Spalding farm near South Killing ',- many O. those who were in attendance being from Danielson. All other parts -t inc town also were represented
 It. Rev. Edward Champion AcI,eeon. D. r was cslehrsnt at tho early morning communion service at St. Albans church Sunday and al the 1o.45 service admins tered the rite of confirmation to d class at 70. A feature Of the musical. part of trc service was th4 duet The Lord is My shepherd. with Mrs W. ,Isreuce Bacon and Mrs. Albert F. Ealston as the sing CTS
 Instead Of sermon at the f045 ser s.1e. Bishop Achcson gave highly inter sstins address dealing with has obserya. tions and experiences during a recent visit to England. Scotland and Ireland Bishop Acheson went abroad primarily ro visit The battIefields of France, but found SO much Of interest in the British Isles that he gave all of his time to tha' territory
 Bishop Acheson touched upon politica conditions in Ireland as well as making eous reference Co prohibition. which. h, said ts regarded as d joke in England He noticed, however. that in travelins through London's streets the smell O stale beer was waited 10 the nostrils o all Dassersby and that the public houses continue 10 do business as the saloon formerly did in this country While th, English people laugh at prohibition, i was noticeable. Bishop Acheson found il c0uversinS with other homeward- -bount Americans. that the Americans wer agreed 1at America is better off tha, England as 10 Jhe matter Of prohibition and he thanked God that the saloon ha been banished from this country
 Frank MaiIhot of High street returne 70 his home here Sunday afternoon afte having been 8 patient at the Day Kim ball hospital in Putnam for nearly eigh weeks Er. M3iIhot was so i'll with al peudicitis and Deritonitis when taken { rEc hospital as an emergency case tha his fife was despa.red Of, but he ha made one of the most remarkable recov cries of any patient hereabout ill years Ar. Aisilhot has not fully recovered Iii strength. but is making satisfactory GaIl progress.
 Rev. Joseph F. MeC arthy, pastor Of A HalioWs church at Moosup. has mad such progress toward recovery at s N.uccuts hosnital in Worcester that h -s now regarded as practically out c -Suser. Father Mccarthy was in such critical condition 10 days ago. followiu au operation for appendicitSa as to caus grave fears that he might not recove- Tie fact that he is on the road to healt Is cause for rejoicing on the part c g1dreds 0f friends in eastern Connect Jr'
 There is increasing demand that special town meeting he called in orde that the taxpayers may have an oppo! tun;ty 70 Dass upon the budget providin for the meeting of the principal expense r. inc town Of KiIlinGly during the Iscs tsar opening Aug. l. The annual tow meeting was adjourned te the third Mor day in March + is felt by many tas Inc time to pa5s upon main appropriatio measures IS now. before the great bull ot the money to be spent during the yea 7s been expended. Tn short tin some reports from committees appo!nte =- the annual town meeting are expecte tY oe ready and some taxpayers are pr, pared to circulate d petition for a tow meeting To consider these reports an also the matter Of the budget
 Rev. PaIfrey Perkins is to be il Seakers sueNt Wedn esday evening in tf Nethodlst church at g. mems meeting 8 -sused hy the Kiilinsiv Woman's club.
 Railroad employees throughout this se .'a read with aF-dity Sunday the al