Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-26
N m PUTNAM NEVIS

judges who have heard various phases of the case preparatory to getting it on tri- al have been ih favor of the town. As the m&tter new stands. ealy an appeal to the supreme court and a favorable: deci- sion tAere for the plaintiff will bring the case te trial. At the pestsRiee new the fierce has I just abeat half an hour in which to sort and distrfhute the evening mail, provid- ing the last mall train runs on time This is very brief period in which te handle what is usually a heavy mail and at the sasne time serve the scores ef people whe always crowd into the office in th eaast he'uf ef the day's business Il | is a mighty inecnvenient arrangement for the postal force and for the publit and cannot be altered without adding, tt the working hours of the postofftee force which already works long hours. Sunday baseball Is te be played nt Wildwood park this summer, it was stat el Monday A new field Is being develop. cd away from where anyone would be disturbed by the game or the crowds The Putnam team is to play : all E. itl nome" games there and the visitint teams will be some of the fastest in New England outside the league circuits The new field is only about three minutes l walk from the trolley line and much nearer the, park proper than the old base ball field where games were played years ago. ~
 lee is going to cost censamers 1t cents less per hundred pounds than va. charged in Danielson last year 1t va announced.
 At Shepard HnI farm, near Wa6resan W. s. Brown Is using quantities of dyn amite to blast rocks out of moving land Every rock that shows above ground vii be removed. Mir. Brown says Mir. Brow, also is making ready to set out severa hundred fruit trees .:1
 John B. Newton of Fall River was fl Danietson Monday on a business trip.
 East Killinsly people. who arc left en tirely without railservice,' feel that Ii comparison, -Danielson has little to com plain about even with train and trolle, schedules as unsatisfactory as they ar at presest. Etr
 Members of the legislature from town hereabout will return to Hartford thi fTuesday) morning for the weeks SC. sions. .r f"-
 A regular dfiiI of the S1ppEy eonapany c. A. C.. is to be held this evening. n company has not yet been outftted wit it's uniforms but good progress in train ing the recruits is being made
 Automobile Inspector. A. ". William was on duty at Central illage Suaa, halting motorists that their registration and cperator'k licensse might be inspec. cd. l- . ..
 A number of Killingly grange will be a Thompson next Saturday to attend th meeting of .cuinebaug Pomona grange W. Irving Buflard of BSstonf was 1 Danieison Monday on a bushes strfp. . In connection with the observance |. Childrens week by churches of DanIesso, parens' meetings are scheduled fc Thursday evening. At this meeting th work of the schools will be exhfbited.
 Arthur Cooper remained in a critic. condition at the Day Kirnbau hesptt1 during Monday. The child was injrre last Friday afternoon when struck b an automobile at Brooklyn.
 Mrs. Henry C. Mahlescn of Pawtuck, has been spending a few days wit : friends in DanielSon
 Orient ledge, K. If F., hes kAen iz vited to witness the exempliheatien of
 degree, to be worked upon q class of Jyr daunted lodge of Jewett City "a
 Arendt Bretschneider. who is to hay the care of Davis park again this seasol has been engaged in clearing it .t winter accunulations of waste matter.
 Misses Kstharyn and Nellie E. sCoffe are in B4nsdale. R. l.. attending the fur eral of their cousin. Thomas B. Scott, wh died there. Sunday. \
 Mrs John Greeley entertained MT Elizabeth McDoweN of Hartford eve Sunday. .t ,..