Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-18
DANTELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

Abingdon. H Elliott Mrs. L. H.
Ellitt.
Eaatford-Chas. D. Tatem, ]. Carlton
Tatem, Mrs. j. c. Tatem, Mrs. W. S.
Warren, W. S. Warren, Mrs Charles ".
Clark, Chas. W. Clark, Herbert Buell..
Edith c. Buell., Rev. F. K. Abbott
Pomfret-Frank K Haines. Mrs. Frank
X. Haines
Danielson-George B. Guild. B. c. Hop
kins, Rev. W. B. Williams, Mrs. John
NJ. Paine, S. P. Marland, George P. Ber-
ris,, Alfred L. Reed, I. W. Davis, Rev.
c. C. Tibbetts R. E. Allen.
| Goodyear-John W. Buckley, Joseph
Green, Frederick W. Green, Arthur Long
bottom, James Eastman, George Sharples.
| Killingly-Mrs. A. ]. Tillinghast, Mrs
n. L. Greig, N. l.. Greig, Chas A. Downs,
Rev. VIM. Swanson.
Moosup-Harry Richardson, Mrs. Har-
ry Richardson, Mrs Philip A. Ahearn.
Philip A. Ahern, Paul W. Roper, Thos.
]. Seaton, W. C. c. Hill, Carl A. Berg
gren, Everett A. Goblin, C. S. Nightiu-
gale.
Plainfeld-Cecil L. Butler. Mrs. c. L.
Butler.
Central village-Elwood Bylcs
Brooklyn-Laura N. Pike. J. Marshall
Hargraves, Mrs. Marshall J. Frink, Mar
shall j. Frink.
Woodstock-Albert II Williams, Mrs.
Albert H. Williams, Clarence H. Child,
Mrs. VIM C. Child, Vim. C. Child, Mrs.
Chauncey S. Child.
hompson-Stephen IT. Livingston. w.
G. Livingston, H. c. Paine, R. c. Paine
New Haven't. H. Smith.
Norwalk-E. L. Saxton.
Pawtucket-Seelye Bryant.
Any automobile owner in KiIIingIy
who wishes forever to be called a regular
fellow, can win that distinction If ne will
but volunteer to take touring car filled
with local Y. NJ. C. A. boys to Hartford
Saturday next that they may attend the
first annual field meet of the county Y.
M. C. A. of Connecticut. The boys are
on edge to go, but their organization is
/ without sufficient funds to send them.
, Anyone who wishes to be the good fell
, low may communicate tue fact 70 County
Secretary ]. H. Corbett of Putnam.
Danielson is one of ghs towns on the
! list of the National Liberal Alliance,
which is now working in Connecticut with
a view to obtaining a modification of the
Volstead act The alliance will soon pro.
. vide ballots and boxes here and citizens
! may have an opportunity to express their
vews as to modification. The alliance is
working or will work in every state.
q Though he is to remain atnis occupa-
: ton here in Danielson, Leonard Morrison
will have a passenger motor bus on the
run between Portland and OH Orchard
e | Beach, Me-, again this summer. Mr.
3 Morrison has purchased one OF the big
machines formerly operated betwee-
Il Danielson and Goodyear by the GOODYEAR
n Mills, Inc.
: J. Carl Witter was in Hampton con
e Quoting an auction Wednesday.
A sight not often seen this spring il
e a stream of coal pouring through chute
i into cellors of orough homes Watchfu
e waiting seems to be the policy 70
l. many as to next winters coal supply.
:, Francis E. storer, cashier, of tn
. Windham County National bank, was a
y New Haven Wednesday attending at tn
: Taft hotel meeting of the executiv
" counvil Of the Connecticut State Bank
" ers' association.
President E. G. Wilmer of the Cool
z. year Tire and Rubber company of Akron
o., made his first visit Wednesday t
IS the Goodyears Mills, Inc, of this tow
Mr.. Wilmer is but "a years of age. We
c. heads one of the greatest industrial corr
r. orations in the world.
n At the Goodyear United church at III
n Sunday morning services, Rev. C. !
IN Downs subject will be SteaIfastness. 7
n the evening his subject will he Ordere
st Steps.
c. Coroner Arthur G. Bill will not procee
IN further with his inquiry into the death
S. Al Lundstrum, the North Gros gcnorla'
IS. wrestler, until he examines q witnes
in Massachusetts.
ge Publicity has brought forth informat:o
that more than one automobile has bee