Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-04
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELsoN


Nearly 400 dogs have been registered
IN the town Of Killingiy this year. A |
NUMBER Ct kennel licenses have been is |
s1ed. In all probability some dog OWL
ers have neglected as yet to register the |
dogs. as IS required. Having an unlicens |
"a deg may lead % difficulties for the
owner and may prove an expensive risE
Is take
Miss Georgette Jsste is giving lessons
m slocuTion and kindred subjecis at her
home en- Broad street. Miss Jette has a
great deal Of dramatic cxperience.-ady.
In accordance With the vote Of the
chamber or commerce, there was a general
swing o. business houses &c daylight saw
ing hours during Wednesday and more Of
them viii adopt the plan today. The local
Office OF the S. n f. T. Co has chang
Cd che working schedule of its operators
10 conform TO the daylight saving plan.
Edward PoirIer. 6S, died Wednesday
morning a. his hone in Moosup, where he
had beer a resii sHt Tor years. Mr.. s'oir-
Ter was formerly a resident near Hamp-
ton He was a native Of Canada, but
had been a resident Of this county for
many years. He leaves his wife and sew
crai children
Eiiossoming Of pear. peach, apple and
other fruit trees pushed forward with sur
Wednesday II was at about this time
last year that frost came and wrought
heer-y damage. Cold mornings this week
N-nday morning with temperature be-
lev the freezing point. make some fru-5
growers f. arful that the experience Of last
year may D. repeated.
For those who may feel Convinced thas
tcys n these days do no Indulge in ldly-
time tsck-iack hanging and other such ci-
l. 10 =fa ~ n1TG
arc stfll on the JOB and have been raZz-
INK some Of the best PROSPECTS during ev-
cninrs Of this week. Only the man who
VIII give Chase makes an Inter esting sub
Jet for the boys.
sfembers u the PastIurrs' club gave n
blessing enfertainment-ths comedy, IN
walked Jirnmy-at the Orpheum theatre
Wednesday evening. The players well
nerited the patronage that the local pub
lie bestowed and the club will benefit ma
terialiy. A large delegation Of members
o. Orient lodge. K of P, attended.
The cast. of local young people, in
sluded Miss Marjorie Gaffney, Leo Bo-
90. Homer Dixon. Elliott Reach, Leo
Barry. Edith Stewart. Elton Knight. Je-
rome Reach. Franklin Crosby, Leslie
Beecher and Kiuban Hargraves.
The net amount realized from the play
will Be used 10 outfit rooms for the club.
Usual hours and all appointments will
Be fulfilled according to daylight saw
lrE time. DR.. J. L. Godburn.-adv.
While walking on railroad tracks
through Dznielson is a greatly diminish
"a practice to what It was before thu
railroad took active measures against i
IN this town. Il still exists in some de
gree u seems pertinent at this time, II
view OF the railroads publicity agains
the practice. to call attention to the de
stability OF keeping on the tracks.
Al the home Of his father, John r
Sheath. IN East Killingly Wednesday aft
rr>%sn at 2 O'Clock funeral services 70
Edward Robert Sheath were conducted b,
Rev. J. W. Carpenter Of he East Killingl
Union church. Burial was in the Bart
lett cemetery. A. F. Wood was the fun
sral director. Mr. SIeath died after I'm
derEoing surgical operation.
Edward ostrowskI may be released. un
der bond. from the county jail at Brook
~ today Thursday Ostrowsh is tn
North Grosvenordale public service drive
who Is held on order of Coroner Arthur c
Bill pending a fuller investigation Of tn
circumstances surrounding the accident i
which Al Jundstrum. the wrestler, wa
20 badly injured On April that he die
In a Worcester hospital Monday after
aoon. Ostrowski was committed to ia
q default OF a bond Of $4,000. His wit
while here or Wednesday expressed III
nope that she will have raised the none
b. today and thereby secure her husband
release.
Eight alarms were responded to durin
April by the IRE department. This is
record number for a month in this plac
Not one OF the fires did any serious dan
age and they were mostly brush and graz
fires. The first alarm for May grove
something Of a Wild goose chase to Il
dremen.
Welcome signs have been erected by Il
chamber OF commerce on all state higi
ways leading into Danielson. The sig
are attractive and free from admonitiol
about speeding and threats of jail such
irritate motorists as they come into mai
New England towns. The new signs e
tend a welcome without a warning al
are 50 painted that the traveller reads
uanielsons well wishes as he passes o
Of the borough.
Radio fans who gathered ut Jol
Doves Tuesday evening listened to
concert being broadcasted from Syracui
Il IS found that it Ignore diicult to
good results in the business section tn
IN the residential sections. War
weather, too. is serving to interfere wi
The clear picking up Of much of the m;
ter that Is being broadcasted Just now
Mrs. George Stone OF Academy str
has returned 10 her home here after sper
Ing a number Of weeks with relatives
Salem. Mass
Mrs. W. A. coweH Of State aven
Goodyear. had .he members Of the "