Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-12
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

into the future by the federal adminis- tration's announcement of Tuesday per- taining to efforts to bring about settle lment of the differences between the op- orators and the strikers in the coal min ing industry.
 In the interest of DAnieIson as one of the most important of the communities in the northeastern corner of Connecticut, 1t is, seemingly, absolutely necessary to l'invent dog that speaks six languages. or horse that peddles ice, if this place l is to maintain its prominence in the news coiumns of the metropolitan press
 The time has arrived when Holstein cows down in Packer are being exploited as sopranos singing the feature soloe at concerts in that area and pigs are taking sunnmer courses at some of the nations i'best known universities. All of this. of course, supplies light summer reading for jaded humanity either in the midst of CT anticipating the vacation season; but whether the stories be true or not. Dan- ielson will not be outclassed by Packer, 1 Oneco or other settlements to the south, so look out for a story about an aerial suRragette, campaigning from the skies !
 Mrs. Clarence H. Barber and Miss Marion Chollar left Tuesday morning for Northheld. Mass. where they are attend ling sessions of the summer religious con I ferences being held there. i Miss Elizabeth Reece of Hartford is the guest of Miss Margaret Sullivan of Acad- emy street.
 Edward 7Cloutier wac called to New Bedford. where his mother, formerly a ; resident of Danielson, was reported as critically Ill.
 The engagement of Miss Helen Conner | man, resident in the East Killingly ser tion, and Ernest Mocin of Danielson is announied.
 Boys who are writing home from Camr Eustis. where the service battery is doing it's annual turn of duty continue to tel of the excessive heat. The battery mem. bers will return this week end. A large number of Danielson people were at Putnam Tuesday evening to at.
 tend the Elks' fair.
 the second half holiday of the season fol
 business people of Danielson. The stores
 will close at noon.
 ' Miss Mignonne Morin is to leave today to spend a vacation at Walnut Beach or
 the sound.
 The fanilie sof Philip s. Maynard and
 Mrs. Frederick Dubuc of High street ar,
 at Oakland Beach. George A. Paterson of Lowell was
 visitor with friends in Danielson ol Tuesday,
 Owing to . reduction in freight rates says despatch in Tuesdays papers on, } of the big gasoline companies is to reduc, : rates in Indiana. All of which leads to desire for reduction In gasoline rates il , Connecticut. where they are entirely to, i high.
 Early missionary work ts being don } here for the political lineup that will in } terest all of the voters in September, oc } tober and November. Pick out your can didates now
 Signs along the Mohegan trail are fan ing by the wayside This is the rout through Danielson from Norwich to Wor cester and over which there was a bi commotion a few years ago when tn , Eastern Connecticut Chamber of Com l merce was A live organization Miss Clara A. Beaussonn.ea of Nev Bedford Is vfsatin gfriends in Danielso, : for few days.
 Danielson's pavement suffered some
 what from traffic caused by the circut
 the heavy vehicles cutting up much Q
 the patchwork done by the state roa
 crews recently
 Main operations on the grate highwa
 being built eastward to tho Rhode Islam
 line are now going on east of soutl Killingiy.