Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-27
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

Charles E. Kempton, Thomas Killian, Henry J. Kosmaler, Ignatius Kost. Ar thur Lacomb, Joseph E. LaValle. Will fred L'Heureux, Wilfred Loiselle, John z. IaBelle, Arthur Longbottonn, Gaston Maindon, Phillip S. Maynard, Everett 5. Mitchell, Hector Mcconnell, Fred E. Miller. George T. Moran, Fred Morse, Claude Moran, Hugo E. Nolle' John ". Patterson, Jr., Clinton F. Pellett, Sloney H. Perry, Orray E. Potter. Frank T, Preston, Andrew J. Potter.
 Fred J. Racine, Abel L. Reeves, Jean Roux. Fred Shippee. Willis H. Shippee, Jr., Marvin s. Stocking. Oswan 2. Street, Edward A. Sullivan, James H. Sayles. Alcott D. Sayles. Sylvester D. ! sheldon. Clinton Shippee, William A. | Shippee, Luther M. Smith, AlVan M. ] Thompson, Alden A. Tillinghast, Chas. l A. Tillinghast, Edward B. Wilbur Wal | ter B. Williams, Wesley Wilson, James E. Warren. Ray A. Whipple, Clayton E. l Wright. John T. Wade, George w | Winslow, Chauncey c. Youngs, Abner ;.
 Young and Louis E. Young.
 Valuable use can be made of all the | cast-o clothing, boots, shoes sllppers' sheets and materials that any housewife 1 or other person in town may have and ] for which there seems to be no partlcu- ] lar home need.
 l I. week. has been designated as Bundle day by the Killngly Woman's club, which has named a committee to have charge of the work of collecting such articles as have been mentioned for use in Near East Relief work. Mrs. John Merrick Paine is chairman of the com mittee that is actively at work in an cndeavor to interest the public in donat- ing for this great charitable work, in which all may share and which will bring so much comfort and happiness to the needy peoples of Asia Minor.
 Almost every kind of warm garment
 hosiery mittens and other such articles
 will be gladly received. Undoubtedly there is sufficient unused clothing in Danielsons homes to outfit hundreds of the suffering people of the Near East
 Will members of each household give even as little as one garment and as many more as may be possible? This Is a question that interests the committee
 and if this is answered affirmatively Danelson will make a remarkable record of generosity in this Bundle day giv. ing. Bundles will be received at the town hall on June 4 from 10 a. m to
 , D. m. Persons who have articles which ithey cannot bring may communicate with Mrs. Paine and arrangements will be
 made to call for them.
 The funeral of Henry Trahan was held
 from his home on School street Thurs day morning at 9 o'clock with services
 attended by relatives and many friends
 at St. James, church. The bearers were
 John Lafeur, William Lafleur, Bernard Monso. Peter J. Gazeau and William Harold Burial was in Holy Cross cere itery Louis F. Kennedy was in charge of the funeral arrangements.
 
 Repairs and reconstruction work thai have cost upwards of $5OO0O are being
 completed at the Dyer dam plant of the Connecticut company, two miles south ol Danielson. A thorough job of recon
 struction work has been done in repair
 ing the damage caused nearly veal
 ago when a big washout swept much O
 the understructure out from beneath thu lnortherly end of the powerhouse. Sine
 the washout the water power plant a
 the dam has not been available for use
 The work that is now 30 far advanced
 will restore the plant in a permanen