Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-17
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
:. Jacobs Mfg. Co.,.

Trial lot freeI E. H. Jacobs Mfg. Col adv.
 It was announced Thursday afternoon that Frank Barber of the Casino alleys and Albert Trahan, who has been asso- ciated with him in the promotion of ath etic events here. have been awarded the lease of the town hall for one year.
 MT Barber said Thursday evening that the town hall will be maid available for high school basketball games during the winter season and that roller skating also is possibility.
 The first big athletic event in the town hall likely will take place on Thanksgiv- ing eve.
 For the past year the town hall has been used as 8 motion picture theatre. The theatre service will be discontinued 1 in the near future. Ira A. Warren, who has operated the theatre, has given the public some splendid programs and there will be not a few regrets that a higher l bid by others who would lease the hall vii! force the discontinuance of the mo- tion picture entertainment he has given. MT. Warren bid $500 for the lease of the | hall for the coming year. The successful bidders, Messrs. Barber and Trahan, bid S6S7.
 The following are the newly elected I MyCtice Blanchard; overseer, Mrs. Flora Kennedy: lecturer, Mrs Sadie Hope; sec retary, Charles A. Downs; steward. Ray l Pellett; assistant steward, George Wood i; lady assistant steward, Mrs. Ella La throp chaplain. Mrs. Charles A. Downs; | treasurer, Miss Florence Pellett: gate keeper, Leslie Downs Ceres, Mrs. Zoe ] Wilson; Pomona. Miss Florence Wood i; Flora, Miss Dorothy Logee; musician I \ to be installed at the January meeting of the grange
 l Several localities in the business section 1 will be white-banded in tte near future as the result of a decision of the borough l officials to mark out some safety zones in the interest of the general public mak- 1 ing it's way about on foot in the midst l of automobile traffic that constantly be- l comes more dense-in the sense of great | CT numbers-and to give the walking 1 public at least a sanse of security while vending It's way from Jones' emporium to Browns refCeshment stand. The borough l fathers will assume no responsibility for | anyone who may happen to get run over while ambling along between the white | lines, but motorists are expected to re- spect them and use due caution about killing pedestrians who have taken the precaution at least to accept all the pro- lection that is granted them by a pair of bands of white paint. The markings will be appreciated by all, and should pat certain restraints upon drivers who buy
 a highway when they pay the state the annual fee for licensing an automobile. 1 Mrs. George A. Ferguson and daugh-
 ters, who have been guests of MT and
 Mrs. F. T. Johnson at Wauregan, are en route to San Diego, Cal, pending a few days stop-over in Philadelphia. There
 was absolutely no truth in 8 story pub
 lished in Boston paper of Wednesday that they contemplate going to Africa to
 shoot big game.
 Harold F. Glendining, formerly a news.
 paper publisher here, and for the past
 several years with an advertising agency
 in Boston, was a visitor with DanieIsor
 friends Thursday. MT. Glendining is now
 the business manager of we'll knowr
 textile publication with its headquarter.
 in Boston.
 l J. Howard Burdick has returned here
 after a two weeks hunting trip with Les
 ter Bill of St. Johnsbury, Vt. MeSsrs
 Burdiek and Bill covered wide area O
 territory during their hunting in ncrther1
 Vermont. but were handicapped by tn,
 absence of snow. One deer was taken b.
 MT. Bill during the hunting period.
 GurdOn E. Withey aroused the eathu