Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-27
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pCa and Putnam. Tonights affair is the secoad leg and the final one in match that will bring a big purse to the winner. A number of followers of use sport will go to Putnam with the lseal team.
 AOad men are now engaged in making anh surveys and q force of A. T. and T. otapleyea. who are to work on changes pn the underground lines are busy on the l4stle Rest road, where state highway work is tv be undertaken in the near fu- r1re It has been unofficially stated here that bids for the construction of the Lit tie Rest road are to be opened in Hart ferd today.
 hAeRs w1s . session of the town court Tuesday morning to pass upon the case H lone prisoner charged with having Seea intoxicated A suspen ded sentence of 90 days in jail was imposed. Only a few meS charged with having been in- toxieated have been presented in the town court of Killingly this year.
 Thunder storms, leaving more damaged telephone lines in their wake, swept over this section of eastern Connecticut Tues day afternoon, when the temperature rose again to above the 90 mark in con- tormity with what has been the regular habit of July days this year. The av- srage daily temperature for July is said to be about 10 degrees higher than in the usual year.
 Cars with new livery licenses took the place of buses on jitney routes out of here on Tuesday and were patronized by those who favor this form of transpor- tation over trolley riding. The machines with the livery licenses are touring cars and are operating between Danielson and Putnam and intermediate points and between Danielson and Brooklyn and other places. There developed some diff terence in opinion during Tuesday as to whether tsese cars would be allowed to come over to the former bus stand by the Attawsugan hotel to get loads of passengers, it being contended by some officials that this could not be permitted and that the livery cars must start from the owners place of busintNs.
 Buses continued in servlce transport ing mill workers and there was no objec- ton as far as could be learned to carry ing out this work, which has been es- tsblished for years.
 How many business houses are there in. Danielson in the territory between Elm street on the West Side and Rev holds and Spring streets? Very few even of the older residents of the borough know the answer to this question and those who guess with much knowledge ct Danielson generally guess far too low
 At this weeks meeting, Rose of Lima council K. of C., considered and passed resolutions denouncing the attacks made upon Catholics and the Catholic church clergy and sisterhoods by United States Senator Watson of Georgia. Copies oi the resolutions will be forwarded |. agN ~,fr.
 # other like sets of resolutions from al parts of tlL United States.
 John II. COrbett who has taken TIT lis work in Windham cputy as |. I v. A. secretary who will De in charge ,l he county work is making ais heao quarters in Putnam He will supervis, he work in county towns and this worl Fll consist of the development of char Aeter in boys and young men along in, hne of. social, religi us, mental an, physical lines, it has been announced.
 Groups will be organized in differen towns ot ule county and will meet ono each week. At these meeting the pro gram will provide recreational and so cial features. At eacd group meeting 2l minute or half hour Bible session vii be held.
 The association will not own eitbe equipment or buildings. but will use sucl facilities as each town offers. Effort will be made 10 have the boys become in tercsted in meetings at which busines men will give practical talks on vari e7y Of subjects of general interest am value It is h-ped to nave some sneak CTS who will discuss technical subiect, along the line of mechanics, operation q mills, etc. etc.
 The social affair will include father an son banquets, stag parties and affairs f which young women may be invited liar enis nights, picnics and hikes. Baseba league for boys are to be organized. out d or meets aeld and other steps ta ken f meet the needs of the boys for athletj activities
 Secretary Corbett comes into Vim ham county from North Dakota wher nc was student Y. M c. A. secretar, TOUT years previous to that he had e, perience as a county secretary in Mich gan and Canada He is A raduate Hillsdale college, Michigan and T,ak i-neva Training school Michigan.
 secretary Corbett is reported as beir taTorably impressed with WTndha county as field for Y. M. c. A wor He expects that good start will be mat within few months and ohorough n sanitation within three years
 Danielson has subscribed liberallv the fund needed to start a county v ! V. A work and numbers of bows ar youths here are anxious for the ina uretion of the program that has been ou lined.
 Abner Weisberg of Hartford has be, visitor here with his parents. Mr a, Mrs. A. Weisberg of Academy street
 MT and Mrs. Louis E. Kennedy m tered to Worcester for a days outi1 and recretation.
 Slow me the man that can take piEs squeal and serve it so it will tas pAiataoly in a croquette and I will she you man who has fortune in sight w. s. Brown declared Tuesday.
 kiiliAgly's fiscal year ends next su nay, and is usually the case some ha not paid their taxes to the town thou tee majority have complied with this . auSl formahty.
 The heat has been 90 excessive panielson the past two days that lahore engaged on hard outdoor work have h 10 cease their activities after a f hours of effort
 . Mrs. Hartley Campbell, formerly M Rose Seguin, is visiting from Half Tor few weeks with her parents. \ and Ars. 1srael Seguin at Central V lake.
 Some camping parties cf Danielson ; spending tlse week at Beach pond. wh fas become popular inland summer Iort
 Ar. and Mrs. Peter Benac, married l. Eeek at raftvi1le, have returned fir .heit wedding trip and are making tn nome n Danielson.
 Cards were received here Tuesday fir n.-F. o'CoAneI, who is on his way he PHe10e eoaEt.
 Henry DSOrea9 of Pawtucket was
 1sseer ~1th friends in Danielson
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