Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-24
DANIE1SON AND PUTNAM NEWS

really delightful climate one should visit GaudalaJhara, where he was located in Mexico for number of years.
 Misses Lillian and Alice Terwilliger spent Sunda,. at Andover, guests of Rev. H. B. Goodseil, formerly pastor of the | Congregational church at South Killingly | Selectman and Mrs. James Bacon left here Monday evening to spend few days in New York
 Martin Mellor of Broad street left Mon day morning business trip to Rich mond, Va, MT. Mellor being the repre- sentative of an Ohio firm of manufac- turers.
 John McGowan of Elmville is employed at Watch Hill for the season, at the Ocean house, where he formerly was em- ployed.
 There were 24 prisoners at the Wind ham county jail in Brooklyn Monday. This season more than 20 acres of the jail farm are under cultivation. Work on the construction of the Regis building on Franklin street opposite St. James church, has been undertaken. This building will contain several apartments. Rev. John Roux. M. S.. was celebrant of months mind mass of requiem for ! Michael ]. Sullivan at St James church Monday morning
 
 , to Hartford this (Tuesday) morning for their next to the last week of sessions.
 Daniel O'ConneIl, member of the Con- necticut delegation to the supreme council i sessions of the Knights of Columbus, ex- poets to leave for San Francisco the last week in July. A sightseeing schedule of travel will be arranged for the Connecti- cut knights in connection with the trip to the coast.
 1 A large number of Danielson baseball fans were at Norwich Sunday to see the game between the St: Louis National league and Norwich K of C. teams
 A Twilight league made up of teams representing different departments of the Wauregan Manufacturing company's plant is furnishing good sport for the fans of that village.
 Peter D. Askine of Fan River was a visitor with friends in Danielson on Mon day.
 Mrs. Eugene Young of Main street had members of the Ladies Reading circle at her home for meeting Monday after noon.
 The number of unemployed in DanieIson has been very greatly reduced during the past few weeks, although not entirely eliminated.
 The chimney swallows that have gath cred at the Nichols blaming mill continue to be of nightly interest to those who love , 10 study birds and their habits. For the information of any person who does not : care to get up to learn when the swallows leave the chimney, it may beastated on ' the authority of one who watched for them to emerge that they leave about 1 . each morning.
 In connection with the plans to interest tIo 1so sr T- A. work here, as part of the countrywide campaign, a union service is to be held al : the Congregational church on the evening of Sunday, June 5.
 E. H. Bacon of Danielson is the in. structor of the South Killingly band which is to make it's first public appear ance next Sunday, when a Memorial Sun. day procession is to be held at that place
 Harold Horton, formerly of DanieIson was held up while duty as manager ot a United Cigar store in New York ant the place robbed of over $500 One of tn, holdup men stood with one foot on tn, prostrate Horton, who was kept behind counter while the other holdup men wait ed on customer or two that happened il and spent the necessary time cleaning ou the cash registers.
 Rev. Francis Xavier Chicoine, who wa ordained to the priesthood in HartforC last Saturday, and who celebrated his frs mass at St Mary's church in Wilimanti Sunday, is a native of Danielson, borl Dec. 10, 1891.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Clark and thre children of 3 Graham count, West Haven were thrown out of an automobile at Cen l tral Village Monday afternoon about i o'clock when something went wrong witt the steering gear while the machine wa l rounding the curve, The car tipped over O injuring MT and Mrs. Clark and on child, but none of the hurts are of a seri ous nature. They were given first ali treatment and were removed to the hon s of Frank Davis near by, where they wer attended by Dr. J. l.. Gardner, and af forwards were brought to their boardin $ place on Winter street. Danielson, by tn physician. MT. Clark is employed as