Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-26

early next fall. By early summer 1t will be possible to use the greater part of the route by travehig from Daniel son to East Killingly and thence through Foster to the state highway near the cross roads at the Leon Pierce place.
 Rhpde Inland officials are extending their inquiries relative to the death of Edward J. Ducharme. 36. into towns in this section of Connecticut. MT Du- charme, while on the state highway lead ing from Chepachet to Putnam and near the junction of that route with the Pascoag rosd was struck and instantly I killed by an automobile on Friday night of last ewek The driver of the car did not stop. and Is said to have been head ing toward Connecticut when the acci- l dent happened. MT. Ducharme's neck was broken in the accident. The body was taken in charge by a Harrisvire un- 1 dertaker.
 i At country place within a few miles l of Danielson one of the novelties of the decade has been installed-a wire ess
 outfit especially designed to pick up con cert music being distributed from New
 York and reproduced through amplihers for the members of the household. The
 installation Is giving good service.
 A Sacred Heart parish whist was l held Thanksgiving eve at Wauregan in
 aid of the Day Kin1ball hospital deficien- cy fund, which Is $10,0e0, and the
 greater part of which already has been pledged. Rev. J. c. Mathieu pledged
 s1oo from the parish whist party
 State Officer Arthur W. Williams, who
 has been busy with duties elsewhere in
 the state. has returned here after an ab- sence of nearly two weeks. A large flock of wild geese passed | napiaISOrs 6vinc So11thUard rlv Friday afternoon.
 First window displays of Christmas
 goods were being arranged in some ot Danielscn's stores on Friday
 Prisoners at Brooklyn jail used $246. 43 worth of tobacco during the year covered by the recently issued annua
 report of the county commissioners. A daily parade of heavy teams haul ing wood into Danielson is an indication
 that this fuel continues to be popular 1T
 many homes, or at least is being uset | in preference to other fuels.
 1 George A. Halsey of Pawtucket wis tied with friends in Danielson on Fri day
 The entire front of the Johnson
 building opposite the Attawaugan hotc has been built over and a string of platt I g'ass windows installed preparatory tt 1 it's use by a new proprietor of the bus | mess located in the store.
 1 Two orchestras competing for sil yer cup, added interest to the dance | that drew such large number to the state armory Thanksgiving night | Miss Jeanette Gareau and Miss Lo- 1 retta Nado, students at the convent oi i Jesu-Marie in Woonsocket are spending l a few days vacation at their homes l here.
 l Miss Dorcas Gallup, teacher in the schools at Dedham, Is spending the hoi- i iday recess with her paents, MT. and
 Mrs. J. W Gallup.
 1 Icy streets which caused so much diff l heulty to motorists during Thursday were cleared up Friday.
 A special musical program will be q i feature of the union service at which President Benjamin T. Marshall of Con necticut college is to speak at the Bap' 1 list church Sunday afternoon. l Members of the Junior Civic league i have meetings scheduled to be held this l (Satuday) afternoon
 l Miss Frances A. Pellerin of Center vile, R. l., has been a guest Of frlenoS 1 in Danie' e'son.
 In the spring new sidewalk is to be
 laid by the Congregational chuhch so' ciety along the frontage of its property on Main and Reynolds streets. George Morse of Attawaugan, while IT Worcester Wednesday purchased pedi- greed Airedale. The dog is a thorough 1 bred