Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-28
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"a capital and will be very busy artery of travel.
 Wednesday afternoon, at MoOsup Val ley, funeral services for Everett H. Dex- ter were conducted by Rev B. s. Sailer of the Broad street Christian church. Westerly. Hymns at the service were sung by A. P. Burns of Danielson. The bearers were Ralph Nichols, willough- by Young, Louis Anderson, Bernice Kneght, George Angell and Harold Wil- cox, Burial was in the South Killingly cemetery. A. F. Wood was in charge of the funeral arrangements.
 At the homo of Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Whipple, on the Green Hollow road, "Wednesday morning, the death of Stew art Whipple Leach, infant son of Mir. and Mrs J. Arthur Leach occurred The child was one year and five days of age and had been critically ill for more than week. Mr. and Mrs. Leach are resi- dents at Natic, R. T.. but have been vis- 1 iting with Mrs. Leach's parents, Mir. and ] Mrs. Whipple for some time. A number of cases on the criminal list published in the Putnam news this morn ing will be of interest to residents of the town of Killingly. The. October term wlIl begin Tuesday next and it is anticipated that practically all of the cases will re- ceive consolation during the month
 There was large attendance at 4 meeting held in the town hall under the auspices of the American Federation o1 Textile Workers, who hope to bring em ployes of txetile plants here into thu union field. The addresses had to dc with the benefits of the plans and policies of union textile labor and were followed with interest.
 pr. BenJamin I. Marshall, of Cenneo ticut college, is to come here tomorrow | (Friday) afternoon and Is to deliver al address at the home of Judge and Mre Milton A. Shumway. All who are inte rested in hearing what President Mar shall has to say are invited to be present
 Judge sa6in 8. Russell, who was clerk Attorney B. L. Darbie and Thomas ] Awkward were at Putnam Wednesday t. attend 18th senatorial district caucu called to name a woman member of tn republican state central committee fo the district.
 Down at Kent, host of worImen a~ engaged on the stupendous task 0 building a reservoir that will cover 2
 miles and will furnish the city of Prov idence with a large part of it's wate supply It Is anticipated that te hwor will not be completed in less than fiv years. Al dam 100 feet in height an three quarters of mile in length is on of the big engineering features of tn !; project. Danielson people will find tn trip to Kent and Inspection of the wor intensely interesting.
 The trip b made over the newly opene route to North Sc4tuate, thence southe-l on the road to South Scituate and Hop, The ride is less than an hour from Dar ielson.
 Mrs. 7earinda c. Butler Robinson ( Hudson, N. r., Is a guest of Judge an Mrs. M1ztcn A. Shumway
 Chief A. P. Woodward of the Daaielso fro department has been at Putnam inspect the new Ynotor-drdven ladd, truck of the department in that city.
 Miss Ada King of Broad street hs been spending the summer with the fam iy at South Kingston.
 Radio fans here arc alreday plannir to get election returns on the night November 2. Election returns from mar states will be available
 A rush to take out hunters licenses vi
 mark the coming week, 1t is expects
 The hunting seAson opens week fro
 next Monday, October 8.
 Baseball fans heard talk on Weane
 day of another Danfeisou-Putnam ssri
 as a closing feature of the season.
 The Brooklyn fair proved inc fina
 cial success again this year and a su stantisl sum will be added to the asso, [ ations treasury : Not having been oiled the new ii 1 proved highway from DayviIle Flo Corners ncrthward to Attawaugan {: ready is beginning to show signs of we and is roughing up.
 Henry A. Chalson of New Bedford v . visitor with friends in Danielson Wednesday.
 ! Frank Mairhot of High street as aga 3 removed from his home to the Day-Ki ! bali hospital at Putnam Wednesday. ' Members of the Danieison Giris' cl : have selected October 5, as date . a hike.
 Richard Varney is the president of [
 class of 1S5a K1llinEly High school. M
 Pauline Bouisine. vice president; M
 Alice Jordan, secretary and Norm lRreAx7y, treasurer.
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