Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-30
DANE1SON

Vcstponed en account of the storm until | 2 S'ehoes<, thts CMenrorial day) afternoon, whea the big parade will be held and VII ee followed by the dedication of the nsnR1sesat on the terrace of All Hallows p6Flsh, where the speaking and other ex- ereises are. to be held.
 ,AnnsSxesznen4 was made of the mar riaRe In New York Thursday of ,y last Weak sf Mrs. Ida Bailey Allen, formerly of this town and Worcester. and Will liam Brewster Chapman, also of New YoFk. Mrs. Chapman is noted dietfclan and lecturer. on dietetic subjects and re- eeatly, from New York, has been con- ductinG a correspondence school on diets and dieting Mr.. Chapman is an inven tor and msnufa cturer of gas engines. MT, and Mrs. Chapman will make their home in New York.
 suAaa- the police here were ssAed ts he on the lockout for man who grew iousiy assaulted Railroad ofheer John Murray in the railroad yards at Putnam carly Sunday morning Officer Murray who is we'll known in Danieson and whe formerly was captain of police at Put nam. was struck on the head with B hammer by his assailant, whom he had placed under arrest, and who, with 8 companion, escaped.
 In the opening ERAe of the Se@sOH at Wildwood park today, Memorial day, McDermott's Braves of Putnam will he opposed by the Elm City Giants of New Haven. one. of the fastest serni-profes- s'cnsl teams in the country. Charlie Sing, the only Chinese playing professional baseball in the east. is a member of the Elm City team and will be seen with them Saturday night there was a very large crowd at the lake for the first dance of the season.
 An electrical storm accompanied by heavy rain played havoc Sunday with arrangements for observances of Corpus ~hristi and Memorial Sunday The storm brought trouble to the trolley line, the service cf which was interrupted. and to he Peoples Light and Power company. At Connecticut Mills the transformer sta. ton started to blaze early in the storm and brilliant displays of electricity were to be seen on the high tension line rlin- ming out to Goodyear to furnish power Tor the mills at that place. Linenen were ,aIled out to 20 on duty early in the storm. The telephone service in this ter -itory did not suffer severely.
 As the rain continued into the early afternoon announcements began to come in of cancellation of various events hat had been planned for the day.
 Mrs. oetnvia Buehnein. "A, died Sat 1rdav evening at her home in Plainheld Mrs Ruchmein who leaves relatives res dent in East Brooklyn, formerly lived It Wauregsn.
 A large class is heipE prepared to re- .eive the sacrament of confirmation al st. lanes church on Sunday, June 12 ak Ia expected to come to Danieison to con lrn the class, which will include mum seT of adults. -.
 Memorial day exercises are ts ke heIs tt- Brooklyn and East Killingly thi' Monday morning Members of the G A. R. and other patriotic societies iron Danieison win participate in the exer -ises at Brooklyn, as Is the annual GUS .om.
 Cancellation was necessary Sunday . The Memorial exercises that were to hay aeen held at South Killingly and il which members of the C. A. R. of Dan lelson were to have taken part. How sve- rrzves of the soldier dead in tn cemeteries at that place have been flag red and decorated with flowers.
 Members of Lima council, K. of c had to forego Sunday their plans for procession to St. James cemetery, wher raves of deceased members of the or Ter were to have been decorated. A larg lumber of the council members receive communion at an early mass at S' James cemetery, where graves of de ceased members of the order were { rave been decorated \ large number c he council members received conn1un on at an carly mass at St. Jame. sfurch Sunday morning
 A final inspection has just been mad oy representatives of the state highwa aeeartment of the route of the Danie son-Little Rest rad which is to be in proved by the state. Owners of propert through which the new highway will ru according to the plans of the surve nave been interviewed as to the amour of compensation that will be expecte for land taken. In a general way tn new road will follow the route of tE present highway out of Reynolds stree but there are places where curves will eliminated by taking a new route an 'eyond South Rillingly there are consic erzble changes from the present route
 Bundreds of DAnielsen people who ha planned 10 be at Moosup Sunday to wi ness the ceremonies incident to dediea Ing the statue erected in honor of u service men and women of All Hallov rarlsh were disappointed because tl long drawn out series of the thunde storms entirely upset the days prosra and forced -its postponement.
 Mrs Mary Taylor of Academy stre is spending the holiday with relatives Worcester
 Earl Filling of Dedham, Mass.
 spending Memorial day with his mothe Mrs. George NJ Filling of Broad stret
 Mr. and Mrs. W. s. Brown of t Shepard Hill farm. near Wauregan, a to snend this week at Syracuse. M Brown will attend the meeting of u National Holstein- -Freieisian associa tio
 II is rot thought likely. it was sa here Sunday. that any decision as fhe matter of granting permits for D ines to continue operation in this ter .ory in competition with the trolley If nay he expected before the end of tt week at the earliest and possibly n Tor considerably longer time.
 h observance of Memorial day ban
 In Danielson are closed today
 Business houses reported very acti trading Saturday and business throug put the town was probably the liveli, 'f any weekend this season.
 Miss Nellie Sullivan of Hartford
 the gueS of MT and Mrs. L. F. Ke nedy for the holiday
 Mrs. Margaret Higgins of Pavtucke+ visiting with friends here for the ho day.
 number sf Danielson parties are