Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-07-07

turv Burial was in WeStheld cemetery
the Masonic ritual. service beng con
ducted at the grave by Rev. W. b. VIII
iians, who also had the service al the
undertaking rooms, and by +. Il. Cuh-
neer acting as worshipful master. The
bes rers were Judge W. Fenner Wood
ward. C. A. Ham1ltAa. ]. Herbert Lyon
and F. E. Bitgood.
Wednesday brought the close OF TINS
years series Of Chautauqua entertain
ments in Danielson. The program In the
morning included the usual junior ohau-
tauoua period and in the afternoon the
Junior Oaautauqua pageant, Junior Holt
days was given Another feature OF the
afternoon was Joe Lorraine, entertainer
in Inst Fun. Paul Fleming, magiclon,
was featured at the evening entertain
ment,
Chautsuqua has been as usual sue
| co NNsuf seNo9 Of entertainments tENs
wear. However, the guarantors have had
to meet a slieht deficit IN covering the
costs. During Wednesday new guaran-
tors were being signed up for next year,
but tiis work has not been completed
up TO late Wednesday afternoon.
Friday brings tie opening of a two
weeks readjustment sale at the Alice
| Eleanor shop, with new low prices on
the entire stock,-ady.
Rivers in this section have been I'M
usually high for this time of year as
the result of the long drawn out rain
storm of the past week
Builders here say that there has been
! a reduction of as much as 40 per cent
on some grades % lumber from the high
i prices of last year and that many things
that enter into the construction of a
! hone are now down in price. Nine
| Danielson and vicinity at this time.
! III uo1louIlSuoo I9pUn eIg ssu!N9Mp
! A number of fraternal organizations
will omit regular meetings during July
and Angus.
Miss Alice Monohan, who is having a
! vacation, will visit in Hartford during
i the coming week.
! Charles Smith of South street has re-
! .;rned from a visit with relatives in
! Providence and New York.
Tuesday evening Captain F. o. Arm
ington had the members Of the Supply
/ company, 1s2nd artillery. out for {
march and drill. The company were
4 taken through several street in the resi-
Dental section.
Earl Bassett and Leon Blanchette. WHIT
have been camping at Beach pond for {
few days returned to their homes herr
Wednesday evening.
L
! visitor with friends in Danielson or
Wednesday.
Up to "Wednesday afternoon there wa!
Il little change in the condition of r. H
Back. VITO was stricken last saturda!
and who has been in a critical condition
since that time.
There were IS prisoners at the count!
Jail in Brooklyn Wednesday. Exceptin.
those that are bound over awaiting tria
at the superior court, they are engaged
in work on the county farm and are de
veloping crops that look very well at tn
present time.
group of Danielson residents ar
continuing to invest in a small way il
French francs, believing that the invest
ment will return them a generous prof
within few years.
Damage caused by electrical storms o
the past week has kept repairnen of tn
telephone company restoring service O.
lines that were put out of commission
some of the men WORKING on the holiday
Priests Of the missionary order of La
alette who are in charge of St James
parish at Danielson will begin their an
nuaI retreats next week.
Freight shipments in and out of Dan
ielson continue to be light though the
are reported as somewhat better than
few weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 2 F<nnedy were Wis
itors in Providence Wednesday
Carroll B. ANen was in Boston Wed
nesday on a bushes strip.
Louis woisard Of Washington, D. C
where ne is pursuing course in law.
spending a vacation at his home her
Mr.. Woisard formerly was a member {
the Danielson postoffice force
Electricians are installing new euui1
nent and making Improvements at til
local central Office Of the S. N. E. :
company.
William c. Phelps Of Hartford was
! vis:tor with friends in Danielson Wedne.
4 lay.
This tThureday) afternoon brings IL
first Of the summer half-hoIidays (,
clerk in Danielson's stores Some lin,
Of business will not be affected drug stor,
h for instance keeping open Thursday at
ernoons throughout the summer.
No important catches of bass had bee
escorted up to Wednesday afternoo
though the season has been open near
= week. Few fishermen have been out {
account of the extreme heat Of the fir
days of July.
Daniel O'COnneHl, past grand knight
Rose Of Lima council, K q c., will
the only eastern Connecticut member
the states delegation to the supreme co,
3 vention at San Fransico. Mr.. O'Connt
will leave for the convention the we,
after next.
= Notwithstanding that a freeze in NJ,
1 killed the prospect for a big yield
grapes, many vines about the borou:
are quite heavily laden at this time al
the grapes are developing nicely
Many, were on hand Wednesday NOR
ing looking for work helping to constru
the addition to the state armory, erou,
being broken at noon.
Miss Meme Redman has gone to Ha,
ford fer SIX weeks. on business.