Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-09
DANTEISON AND PUTNAM NEWS

struck were employed is doing the repair work for the Connecticut company. Some of the men who struck returned to their work, but others had not done so Satur- day.
 With the exception of . woman who lives near by, l.. A. Bradford of Rey- holds street and Charles Thompson of Dayville were the first persons to reach the fire on the Putnam Heights road, not distant from the Grove street cemetery, Friday evening. Messrs. Bradford and Thompson were passing along the state highway in an automobile when they saw the blaze and speeded to the fire. They 1 forced an entrance to the house, which is a summer place, and was unoccupied, and succeeded in saving some of the fur niture.
 1 K. of c. delegations from the various councils in Windham county will leave to- ] day (Monday) to attend the state con-
 vention which meets in Meriden tonight and will be in session during Tuesday. i Pierre Boulaine was called to Tadousac, 1 P. O., by the death of his mother. l Frederick Powdreu of Boston was in
 Danielson Saturday on a business trip.
 It is expected that some cases of special local interest that are on the criminal list will come to trial this week in the superior court at Wiilimantic. Gaston A. Maindon, town sealer of weights and measures, is continuing his
 work in Danielson and villages of the town.
 Rev. J. W. Houck. new pastor of the
 Baptist churchf preached at the services
 on Sunday, which was observed as
 Mothers day.
 Mrs. Mabel Chapin of Reynolds street
 wiH have the members of the Mothers
 club at her home for meeting Thursday
 hext.
 Mrs. Esther Jacobs and daughter, Miss Agnes, have been spending a few days 1T . New York.
 Ray c. Williams of Pascoag spent Sun day With friends in Danielson. A number of Danielson people were a l Putnam Saturday afternoon and evening : to attend the carnival on Tatem's lot. l Our Neighbors will be the subject O l study and Mrs r. o. Huntingdon thu : leader next Thursday at meeting of th, l Woman's auxiliary of St Alban's churcl at the home of Mrs. Walter Musgrave
 Mothers day was observed Sunday a r the Congregational church in Brooklyn l At the evening service there were specia Q features to add to the interest of tn ! meeting.
 Freight business continues heavy at tn
 DaHielson station, though this is not tn rule along the line between Norwich an, Worcester
 , Henry c. Burdick of Springfield was 7 visitor with friends in Dan:elson ove | sunday.
 Thomas Bradford, Joseph N. Lavalle
 and W. J. Young, borough assessors, hay - given the usual notice relative to filin : lists of taxable property and the limi f for doing this.
 n With the real opening of the motorin |. season gasoline consumption is rapidl - increasing in Danielson where prices C l. 29 and 30 cents 9 gallon prevail l. A May party for the entire congrega e tion of the Congregational church is pIar l. ned for Thursday evening. : Numbers Of representatives, of cburcbt u of the borough and of surrounding towr J attended the Young Peoples rally held Z
 the Congregational church and addresse n by Rev. ". S. Beard of New York Sur @ day evening.
 f As yet Ho announcements have bee l. made about Danielson having a baseba l. team this season. At present the hig 0 school team is the only organization rel
 resenting Danielson on the diamond w. I. Bullard is to leave during tl
 coming month for a trip to Europe.
 SigefrOid Blanchette, 64, died sudden . Sunday morning. at l-'e home in Goo
 year. MT. Blanchette was engaged
 building fire when he suddenly fell $" the floor and died almost instantly [ $. has been a resident of Goo lyear for S. long term of years and formerly liv, l. in Pomfret. He leaves his wife. pr London has squad of motorcycle p l. licewomen