Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-25
DANELSON

Postoffles clerks encounter various curious and interesting things in the course of their labors and the most re- cent example is a group of postcards and letetrs bearing and entirely new vintage of stamps.
 Assistant Postmaster Earl F. Winslow displayed Friday morning a series of uissives addressed to soap and premium concerns having headquarters in cities of the middle west. One of the letters, all of which were in home made envel- opes. bore fancy red square seal with a 1eur-de-lis design instead of a regula- tion United States postage stamp. An other was stamped with a second class mall permit which evidently had been clipped from the wrapper sent out by a large mail order house. Two others, in places of stamps, were labeled with the little yellow stamps that come on the wrapper of two cent cakes of yeast
 Sharp-eyed clerks caught all of these spuriously stamped letters and cards as they were being cancelled at the local office
 The writer of the cards, girl resi- dent in Killingly, Is known and a warn Ing to desist from foolish and hazard ous practice is to he given her. This is not the first occasion on which letters so stamped have been held up at the Danielson office.
 The usual large attendance for a high Fchool reception and dance was at the Stste armory Friday evening when the last of the events of commencement week was held. Principal Ernest R. Warren of Killingly High school and Mrs. War ren and President Lorimer Dixon of the K. IT, s. Alumni association and Mrs DiNon were in the reception line with the members of the senior class. The grand march was directed by Captain A P Woodward and led by Joseph Lee Bodo. president of the senior class, and Miss Katherine McGorty, with MT. and Mrs. Lorimer Dixon as the second cou- pie in line. The figures '21 were worked out by the couples, under the direction of Captain Woodward at the end of the march.
 Decorations at the hall this year wert in the national colors and in green ana gold. the class colors. Music was by ths Fidelity orchestra of Worcester
 Members Of the Baptist Sunday schoo will have their annual picnic next Tues day at Wildwood park On Wednesday members of the Congregational ant Methodist Sunday schools will have thei annual picnic at Roseland park, il WOODSTOCK
 Motor cars sporting either Harvard O Yale colors ran through here seuthwarC bound during Friday forenoon and tn, early hours of the afternoon. headed fo the boat races on the Thames at New London. Returning the first of thes ears passed through. bound chiefly fo Massachusetts points during the earl, evening.
 Rhode Island is going whole-hearted ly at its program of improving the stat highway known as the Danielson pix and coming to the Connecticut line a Little Rest. five miles east of here Tn work planned for this season will pu this route in splendid condition to with in two miles of the Connecticut border With the plans of the Connecticut high way department 10 build eastward thI year from a point two miles east of her to the Rhode Island line this short rout to Providence will he one of the mos popular in this section of New Englan and will handle stream of traffic sue as lt has never known before though was a popular stage coach route fo nearly 100 years. the direct one froH Hartford to Providence
 Rhode Island already has put the rcut