Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10
DANIELSoN AND PUTNAM NEWS
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% All schools in the townt of Killtnxiy will be closed tomorrow (Fttiday) in ob- servance of Armistice day. f Members of the town school committee have allowed the special honday as a tribute to the veterans of the World war and to i'm. press the pupils with the patriotic nature of the occasion.
 There will be no general observance of the holiday here excepting a general suspension of business during the after noon hour. However, there will be a big display of national cofors and church services
 A fire that broke out in what is known as the old mill of the Quinebaug com pany plant dld considerable damage to the structure before 1t was brought un- der control and extinguished. Cause of the fire Is unknown, but 1t spread quite rapidly and was eating its way to the outer part of the wooden structure at its height.
 The sprinkler system assisted( by the efforts of the mill company's 4wn fire department, which Is efficient, drowned out the blaze, for which no alafm was sounded. The fire damaged on4 spin hing mule" The total damage will te several hundred dollars.
 Scores from this section have been
 
 location of Ernest Skinner's crime Many made the trip by motor car during Tues day, but Wednesday rain kept away many who had planned to go toE tho place The Miller place. where the E1ur- der was committed, as told elsewheEe In The. Bulletin this morning. is about{ zen mics westerly from Danielson on read that leads over what is known as the Pumpkin hill route.
 Medicinal beer Is to be made availaS,e in Danielson as soon as the necessary regulations can be complied with. it Was stated Wednesday. This beer Is to be handled legally and put out only on pre- soriptions, it was stated. Just when the beverage will be available here was not known Wednesday, as the matter is going through official channels.
 Blastirs at the big ledge two miles east of Danie,son where stone Is to be made ready for application to the new state highway will be undertaken Tn a day Or two. A big crusher has been set up near the ledge, which Is nearly 50 feet In height, and will be ready for use in the immediate future.
 The funeral of Joseph Warner was held from his home on the Wauregan highway Wednesday morning with a high mass of requiem, of which Rev. J C. Mathieu was the celebrant, at Sacred Heat church in Wauregan. Many at tended the services. including relatives and friends from Southbridge, Worces- ter, New London and other cities. Bur !al was ..r Sacred Heart cemetery. MT Warmers five sons and a son-i1-law, Jo- seph Bedard were bearers Louis E. Kennedy was in charge of the funeral ar engagements.
 considerable number of men who are usually engaged in outdoor labor ct various kinds are out of employment r this territory at the present time The approach of the winter season bas caused a slacleni7g of many outdoor operations. Many of the idle men are actively looking for work
 Heavy Iain and cold weather forced postpor emert of the mi'k-drintIin= TAO school children on the steps of th, Attawaueah lrcrel Wednesday afternoon The milk Was there, all put up in half pint bottles, but it was deemed best |, defer the treat to the youngsters unit this (Thursday) noon, when they WI be present to absorb a new supply 0 milk
 Difficulties that developed out of a sal of property by ". A. Burrows 70 Fra1l A Davis laCt spring. court proceeding following N-. Davis failure to take ove the pro onerty at the time agreed, hay, been adjusted. The property Eas beer taken over by 1T. Davis
 IL is not hNely that anything will b done auout improving the Ass1wags river footbridse this wal. A comnitte that was appointed at the annual towl meeting and given instructions to inves tigate the entire bridge proposition vii not make any report for several mnoths t IS expected. Various propositions fo approaches to the footbrdge have beel talked or. but nothing will be decided f, the present. The present bridge Will b called upon to do duty during anorhe winter season.
 Pheasants are quite plentiful In hunt Ing country abou.s this fall. One grou of hI1-ers has reported getting sever cock pheasants in two days. Thls IS be Eevcd to be a re-crd for th.s territory
 Motorists here are getting the first o he application blanks for new registra lion plates from the state motor vehicl department. More money will have { be paid than was tAe case last year 70 registering. as the last legislature in creased the rate. The 1922 r9gistrat:o slates are to have white background witb maroon figures
 Er1atured alcohol for autos Schoc Street garage.-adv
 Little icicles ciung to the tons of me tor cars during the freezing rain of Wed nesday throughout this territory. Slee marked the early morning hours an heavy rain the greater part of the fore noon and afternoon hours
 Misses Susie Collins and Abby Hoy kins entertained several friends at Mis Collins home Wednesday evening, Re treatments were strved and there we, Eocial diversions
 Attorneys A. c. Bill, Harry E. Bac and E. L. Darbie were in Willinantic c Wednesday to appear as counsel in ma ters being considered at the session , he superior court in that city.
 Thirty-three prisoners were being hel at ha irt1 L.. -i