Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-29
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

story relative to the A. E. F.. and some
 If the things it lid while overseas that
 as been looked at with special interest by
 3enlbers Of Danielson people whose atten-
 ion has been called to it. This particular
 .icture shows big liner debarking Amer can troops on a dock al Liverpool and in
 the foreground of the body of American
 soldiers is Louis Woisard, a Danielsos
 young man. The picture is a small re
 production of a half page picture that
 originally appeared in the photogravure
 section of New York Sunday paper.
 Among various errors of the kind thas
 have occurred since the war department
 began to publish a deserter or stacker
 list is the inclusion therein of the name
 of Adelard Boucher of Wauregan. It sc
 happens that MT. Boucher has been in tn
 naval serviae f,-' .7-o t-aat tan years
 vhich period extends fal' D4ok before
 beginning 0 f14e o-. .e... .4 ,s 4..S namG
 came to be included in the deserter list is
 not clear. His wife is a resident of Wau-
 regan.
 The Advent Christian church property Academy street, for sale. Apply to B. B. Kent, Putnam.-adv.
 Prohibition officers who stopped here for lunch Friday afternoon were in pos session of a still, which local officer
 said, had been taken in a raid in the vi cinity of West Wauregan Postmaster Raymond E. Allen said Fri day that beginning Monday evening, th9 postoffice will close at 6.50 p. m, stand ard time Mornings the office will open at 5.30, standard time.
 Miss Myrtle L'Heuereux was reported Friday as resting comfortably at St. Vim cents hospital in Worcester after under going on operation for appendicitis Thursday. Miss LlHeureaux was taken co the hospital some time ago, but the op l eration delayed until her condition war | ranted proceeding.
 Rev. Edward Shelley, NJ. S.. of Boston and Rev. Thomas Links, M &, of Hart ford are s9ending period at St. James | rectory. These newly ordained priests have recently returned to this city from l Switzerland and a short time since have said their first masses in this country They are in Danielson for rest before un dertalling the duties to which they will be assigned
 MT and Mrs. George Croclzer of Provi. dence have been visitors with relatives in Danielson.
 Virginia Pearson and other well known movie folks in person proved of special in terest to the audience at the Orpheum the atre Friday evening. The vaudeville en- tertainment and other features of the ev- ening were regarded as unusually good. John A HauQtman of Worcester was visitor with friends in Danielson on Friday
 The union services Sunday under the auspices of the Danielson federation oF churches will all be held in accordance with standard time and at the usual hours morning, afternoon and evening. Frost was again reported Friday morn. ing. keeping up the record Of the week in this respect
 Jacob Albert of BallouTiIle. in thi. ! town was before city court Friday morn l ing charged with taking wood from rail | road property. His case was continued ] indefinitely.
 l Baths and other improvements are to b. | installed in the property that is to be talk i en over, on North Main street, for use as ] a barracks of the Connecticut state police | department.
 | Davis park is being beautified for the l season by Arndt Bretscneider, who will | again have charge of its care, as in other | recent years.
 Mrs. E. B. Wilbur will have the mem l bers of the Ladies' Reading circle at her home for meeting Monday afternoon. l Mrs. N. A. Jordan presented a program
 for missions Friday afternoon at a meet 1 ing of the Woman's Missionary society of l the Baptist church held at the home Oi
 Mrs. F. H. Hammett, Broad street | Services at St. AIban's church Sunday | will be as follows 7.30, a. m. holy com | munion; 10.30, morning prayer and ser | mon. 1145, church school. These ser ! vices are to be held according to the new 1 time.