Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-02
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELsoN

iNtesAS %ASAAASR- AS% 2 4A C<k~ tshe4tJ PGOPtC | and surrounding towns. For others the holiday period will not begin until noon tomorrow and for still others only Sun day and Monday will be free" days. Practically all business will be suspend ] ed on the Fourth so business men were
 advising Friday that everybody do their
 shopping today. Even the barber shops l will be closed all day Monday, so gen eFal will be the suspension of business here.
 Come here for your fling for the
 Fourth. Fresh supply, guaranteed for year. McEwen, ,Jeweler.-adv 1 Long strings of Pullman sleeping cars were being hauled southward through here on Friday from Maine points where cationists. The south-beund ears were without passengers and will come north again before the end of the holiday per-
 iod.
 A committee of the Chamber of Com
 meree spent some time in conference 1 Friday relative to having a dollar ray
 or some similar special and general sale offering by Danieasop business houses during the summer period. It is un-
 derstood that if the plan is entered into
 it will be on scale heretofore unknown in Danielson and is expected to be pro-
 ductiye of the greatest shopping day in Danielsen's history and after the style
 of what recently has been done in Nor I wich and in Willimantie.
 1 An interesting tale is being told of Oanielson woman who, on the advice of la physician. purchased a half pint of whiskey for medicinal purposes. The prescription was obtained and the pur- chase made in Putnam, in a wholly le- gitimate manner. At the time the wo-
 man was i'll and car was called for
 her to bring her to Danielson ArFiy- ing here the woman left the car forget ting to take her package. She did not
 discover her loss until later and then
 teiephoned the Putnam professional man
 who had arranged for the car for her to find out from which service station it came She directed through him that : the package be kept for her until she should call for 1t. Recently she called
 for it, to find upon examination that it's contents had been removed and replaced Ai by water. Total cost of prescription. : purchase price. auao hire, telephone
 messages and recovery trip. $1o. George L. Douglas, 70, Is dead at his home in Hopkins Mills, where he had been resident for a quarter of a cen tury. MT. Douglas. who was resident
 i of Providence before coming to Hopkins 2 Mills. was a veteran of the Civil war, in , , member company Fourth regiment
 Rhode Island heavy artillery. MT. : Douglas leaves his wife and one broth , CT, Henry.
 Load your camera for the Fourth
 with new. fresh films from MoElwen,
 Jeweler.-Adv.
 Sport fans will be enabled to follow r the developments of the Dempsey-Car- l pentier battle at Jersey City thls after ,: noon through The Bulletins wire ser a vice direct from the arena. Despatches
 lUii hA FaIaxed d{raOt fn nan{eicnp Od bulletins describing each round will bS 6 posted at DoWe's- As the fight il ,, scheduled to start at p. m., eastern t standard time those who want to gel s early returns from the big affair shoulc
 be on hand at that time.
 l. A 5o-cent jar of Riker's Violet Cerat, 7. with dollar purchase today at Mos, d the Druggist, the Rexau store.-adv. l. A drought of lSag duration has beer j. broken by a rainstorm so prolonged a l. to presage another flood. During Fri
 day all through this territory rain cam 0 down with, a freedom and abandon tend l. ing to indicate that the weather man
 lanxious to make up with interest wha le he failed to do i'll the way of providin in moisture during June. Some garden
 that were parched now are inundated IT Country roads have been considerabl lg washed More than two inches of raj st had fallen from early Wednesday even ing upto Friday afternoon. le Dempseys own story. win or lose, r. Boston Sunday Advertiser out this (Sai
 urday) evening at DoWe's,-adv. s. Chautauqua opened here Friday after F. noon under very inauspicious circuu es stances weataer-wise. but greeted. not ,n withstandlng the unfaTorable conditions le by an audience that filled the big ter l. pitched on the south play grounds c n. the School street school to nearly three b. quarters of it's capacity, and this wa al considered excellent attendance, every m thing considered. As the tent had bt m come saturated with water and tt ,e grounds inside were sodden from tw as days of rain, Friday evenings entel S. tainment was transferred to the tow m hall. Weather permitting today's CT lis tertainments will be given at the Chat yn tauqua tent.
 oe The Columbia artists, a group of VI as calists and instrumentalists, who charm q e& their audiences featured Fridays CT Ls. ltertainments and in the evening an adde ts feature was the lecture Your CommuI ut ity in the Revolution" by Harry R. M' K, Keen.
 ed While definite information was n' a available Friday afternoon, it was sta ul ed that the guarantors will have to fax
 only a very small deficit, If any. re the past few days the sales of ticke he increased materially.
 If- MT. and Mrs. George H. Call left z d. Friday for their cottage at Cedar Tri IS Point, near Apponaug. R. l., where tho dx are to remain until October.
 Mrs A. v. Woodvorth left Friday mi spend the month of July at Pleasu he Beach.
 de Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Atwood a He visiting over the holiday period in Ne 10 York and New Jersey.
 ne An auction sale at the Ravenel
 farm known as the Wilson place on tl av Green Hollow road and conducted or Witter brothers. attracted many buye ,Iv on Friday, the storm notwithstanding. " Many have found much of special i
 terest in reviewing the facts set forth
 the honor essay written by Miss Euni
 Rebeeca Pike and Resented at the GOT
 meneement exereiseg-Gfewth of Ma ger ufacturing in Kiihngly.
 Ing Bass fishermen who expected to make ids day of it on some favorite lake
 is stream were with few exceptions disa her pointed on Friday, the opening day sne the season.
 to There will be an outpouring of Da md ielson people bound on holiday peri
 trips this afternoon and this evening. eF- Francois c. Ledoux of Fall River ITS. spending a few days with friends mn pan!elson.
 All of the banks in Danielsen will Ios,h Ioh closed on Monday. in observance of t ITS. Deputy Sheriff Charles L. Aver W
 in PemfFet Friday to serve papers in .He case that will receive attention of { en n1 courts.
 az Residents are urged by patriotic ( ,as Eanizations to make a liberal display