Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
OANLELSON AND. PUTNAM Ez

cidents by lack of IaSlts on teams and 1 bicycles which are bozomiae very ua---
 lar again. Tho dem E of the l that the lighting laws be erEo.- areund is as mach n the iate-sz5s e.. Iothers as of themselves i Coed progress is Beiar 1aade Es-9 fn
 the drive for the lit. 3I0lraze e1 ze fund. Danielsons Cr r--r,ts-aa ef Ialumnae arc pledged U raise feg3 n ! of the committee said "Wednesday a--J -- moon that one member ai,a4uy has l ed $500. so will be one of the |. ya5
 alu1nnae to share h e:n s1eaz sl1 which Frank Kimbau oc Oak Park has pledged to give s5 Tor e7ea eeaa pledged by 1000 gre duates os REL Ilo-- yoke.
 Manufacturers here say t-az wHUs they do not see much profit ar1 5a sc--a eases none at all especially il e3-ta-. lines. for operations h 1921 rA;c the plants probably will ba steadily 5saa-, ! during the year h cd-tCn lines one d-
 hculty is that there is no Ena.lza5--so fixed prices for specilo kinds oa mater
 ials-and sales today are hcin- made n
 many cases on what resaubles an aue- ton basis, 9 buyer making. an c-or and
 raising later if he finds. it is not. accept ed
 Joseph T. Vegi;1rd 57. fanillarl-
 known as Joseph Raymond. is dead ag his home on the West Sidc. Mir Voa-f4~F.
 who was a native of Cana6a had is n / employed by the QUil faEug company for 70 years and for T Ao1g neriod wa,- q
 fxer in the carding -deparrn7ut He 7 was a member of St. flames church and of the St. John Baptist organizations in ' Danielson and Wauregrn. MT. veeiardf leaves his wife, two sons
 Arthur F., who IS 9 student for t7s : priesthood and is now in Rome Henry 7 of Jewett City, and two daughters. 1rrs Ernest Godreau of Danies9n and Sf-t7-
 Juiianna, who is in Q convent at Mort h. aupton. Mass. He also 1e.lvc4 a hrotro> 7 !CicCphas, resident in .CTnada and tL,
 following sisters: Mrs Jrnase Bt.z1 sE- . Mrs. Peter Rondeau. Hrs Fradel+ T. 2 Breault all of Danielson Mrs. Peter Al n lard of Plainfeld and Mrs. Isadore Ora [ gon. of Canada.
 e Charles T. Tlnlnghast showed wed e nesday one of the best strings Of trou q brought in this seasop-t9 .ip n1abe- f and one weighing just over 2 pound. e Miss Ella Sidney is visiting witE 9 friends in Fall River for a few days -- George 4. Henderson of Lowell WE, e q visitor with friends in Dan:elson or d Wednesday.
 Arthur Cooper who was injured qher 'e struck by an automobile IS 'showin, in n provement at the Day Ktrpbau hosDi-a V in Putnam.
 Is Exaggerated reports were circuIa+ q ,d here Wednesday as to the extent Of tn p- damage to the Bradley theace at Put Id nam, where a fire occurred late Tues 1-i day night
 g. Baseball fans were nightly interest s- ed Wednesday in Governor Lakes vet
 of the Sunday observance bill. undo 'n which it was provided that Drofessiona l. baseball might be played 10 Farmers say there is promise of q es1 excellent hay crop this year if 9 dry per 'n iod later in the season does not spo is present prospects
 in Final showings of the local feature, /. ct Romance of Danielson, were made 9 is the Orpheum theatre Wednesday. Man Id hundreds of Danielson people and other or from surrounding towns have enjoya z. the film.
 e, | It is stated that installing an auzf n- iary fire signal outfit would cost abou