Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-11
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

Brooklyn, N. T.; Mrs. s. Margaret Scott. Putnam
 trolley line between Danielson and East | Killingly are two changes in the schedule 1 of services that will become effectlvn on Wednesday. The 4.1s p m. connection week days and the 1o.1S a. m. connection on Sundays will be eliminated on and af- ter Wednesday of this week.
 Unless the local public shows more in terest In and gives better support to the Connecticut Mills baseball team that represents Danielson in the Mill league, the team will have to drop out, It was stated Monday
 This week an effort is to be made to- interest the public sufficiently in support ing the team by attending games to make possible it's continuance in the .eague- There have. oeen games at which only 100 turned out, and a heavy percentage. of this small following of the team came from Dayville and other nearby lsaces. Danielson seems to have lost interest 1 in baseball, why, no one appears to know. Other diversions have steadily , attracted large attendance in this terri l tory this season, but baseball has not l aroused the enthusiasmie of the fans. ] Next Sunday will afford the oportu- 1 nity of baseball enthusiasts to come fnr- ward and encourage the team by their presence at the game. If they do not come. 1t is said, the team may have to quit the league.
 Jewett City Is the visiting team billed to appear here next Sunday, and that in itself should be sufficient inducenent to call out the fans to cheer the players.
 Tales of young men who were rypsd in various ways by hangers-on at the circus grounds are coming to light as victims of the incidents relate what be- fell them. Short change artists helped re- lieve Danielson youths of some of its funds while others lost out in trying tc beat games that were invented the day after the Rocky mountains poked theil heads into the sky, but are still divi. dend-payers when worked in the right , place, at the right time, and with the right crowd.
 , DanieIson with all of the town of Kill. 5 lingly is included in the annual drive f for members of the Woman's board ol the Day Kimball hospital at Putnam, ar , institution invaluable to all the commu mites hereaBouts. Last year the larg, membership list made it possible for th. : Woman's board to spend more than $70' I for household and surgical equipment fol 1 the hospital and to pay for free bet 2 and two maternity cases, at total ex pense of $125O.
 e The increasing number of patients many of them who came from Daniel n son and other parts of the town of Xii r lingly, makes it necessary for the Wo l. mans board to assume largtr burden than ever this year, so an extra effort i
 T 1-..- 1- . ship than ever before.
 ! Members of the Service battery wh '' are at Camp Eustis, Va, are now har' i' at work and in the full swing of the ac ! tivities of the summer encampment Cards received here from the men indi cate that they are having strenuou
 days, and the work that is being done i
 made extra arduous on account of th
 excessive heat, to which the mortimer
 boys are unaccustomed. The week-en
 will see them home again after what
 proving one of the most interesting en
 campments in years.
 In the interest cf the entire radio co,
 ony in this territory. Louis Tetreault (
 Main street has asked publicity for a rt
 quest that radio. fans try their best
 eliminate oscillating while tuning in
 Mir Tetreault claims that the troub
 from oscillation, which produces a whis
 ling disturbing to all stations, can
 very materially reduced if care is exei cised by those who are using radio equil l ment.
 , Attorney and Mrs. Arthur G. Bill al to leave Wednesday for q stay of wee
 with MT. and Mrs. Lester Bill at $ Johnsbury, Vt.
 ) Playground equipment for children . to be installed at Wildwood park 2 Manager P. J. Sheriden. The equipmel l cost several hNndred dollars. h Irving W. Davis was in Hartford Mo . day on a business trip.
 s MT. and Mrs. Sidney Perry are spen 6 ing this week at the Burrows cottage, if Oakland beach.
 Mrs. James E. Sullivan of Donchests l. Mass, visited relatives here Monday.
 MT. and Mrs Gaston A. Maindon al Mir. and Mrs. Peter Benac motored 2. Oakland beach Sunday.
 S Numbers of Danielson people will
 at South Killingly this Tuesday, eve
 ing for the affair planned in observan - of the opening of the new state highw
 to that place.
 1t was stated Monday that the toy
 of Kil1ingly would decline to assume t 1s expense of burial of the colored m
 who died in Putnam after being tax
 i'll while with the circus here Saturds es The man was not ordered taken to Pl
 nam by any town official, but was SC
 there by the circus people. = H. B. Jonasson of Meriden was V
 itor with friends in Danielson Mondi
 BeIIe-at-Law, a race horse formel
 owned here, has been making a f
 showing this season on the circuit tf ! includes Woonsocket. Windsor. Cher