Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

county will gather at South Klhngly to- day for the meeting of Quinebaug Pc mona grange, which is to meet with | Highland grange. number of officers are to be elected. The meeting is to be | in the fifth degree throughout the day.
 Another boxing exhibitions is being ar ranged to be held in Danielson at an early date The matches that have been sched- uled will bring together some of the fastest men in their classes in this part of New England.
 Judge W. Fenner Woodward presided at a session of the town court Friday morning James Duffey, charged with having been intoxicated, was given a sen tence of 30 days in jail. William H. Putnam of Hartford re- gently has been a visitor with relatives and friends in Danielson. Samuel Back student at Yale univer- sity, is spending a few days with his
 parents, Attorney and Mrs. Harry E. Back.
 Benjamin Weisbeg of New York is vis- l iting with his parents, MT. and Mrs. A. | Weisherg, of Academy street for few | days.
 Swiss yodeIers furnished an excellent entertainment Friday evening at the Or. l pheum theatre, this being the second of | the series Of concerts in the American 1 Legion course.
 Miss Annie White, teacher at Green ! wich- spent the holiday period here with hef mother. Miss White formerly taught
 in the schools of Kilhngly. | At Killingly High school attention of
 the athletic squad will at once be direct | ed to the development of basketball
 team, now that the football season has come to 8 close.
 1 The Windham County National bank is
 paying its tooth anniversary dividend at 1 the rate of per cent. per annum to all l depositors in it's savings department, and
 solicits additional depositors to it's sav- | ings department on the strength of it's
 past and honorable record. Deposits made | in the savings department on or before ] Dec 5th will draw interest from Dec. 1st. 1 adv.
 l L. s. Barstow of East Killingly has been elected master of Highland grange | of South KilEngly. Other officers are:
 Overseer, Jacob Spalding; lecturer, E. T.
 Kelley steward, N. D. Whitaker; as-
 sistant steward, Frances Terwiqliger; 1 chaplain. Frances Spalding treasurer, B. | E. Terwilliger; secretary, G. D. Barstow; l lgatekeeper, William Davis; Flora, Cath
 crime Kelley; Pomona, Ellen Goodness; 1; Ceres, Edna Whitaker: lady assistant
 steward, Nina NcGinty; executive com mittee. F. T. Kelley
 ! Numbers of the Danielson members will be at Putnam Sunday to attend the annual lodge of sorrow of Putnam lodge
 of Elks.
 Mrs. George I. Eaton of Riverview will have members of the Ladies' Reading cir cle at her home for a meeting Monday afternoon.
 Dorcas Rebekah lodge recently vc% to ir-ity IoI1 ]
 at Fairview. Groton.
 AutonIobilists continue to be successful
 in battering down sections of state high
 way fences in this territory, though the
 process doesn't improve the cars at all.
 Attention of automobile owners in this
 part of the state is directed to the re-
 qutrement of a Massachusetts law which will become effective Jan. |. requiring that all machines operating in that state be equipped with a new tail light device.
 This device is affixed directly over the number plate and so constructed and
 placed as to illuminate the numbers. As
 many here are frequently in Massachu- setts, this equipment will be required on their cars, and a local dealer already has
 secured a supply of the new fixtures to
 supply the trade.
 At their meeting in G. 4. R. hall nexi 1 Wednesday evening members of McGregol Woman's Relief corps wils elect their of hcers for the ensuing year. Mrs. Abby Hopkins was in New Lon. don Friday attending a conference of the public relations board of the S. N B. T , company's employees association. ,J Miss Ruth Francis of Gushing academ,
 Is visiting with her parents, Mir. anc , Mrs. Charles s. Francis
 Miss Hazel A. Benton of Providence i. visiting with friends in Danielson rye, ? the week end
 George Wilson is in North Carolina o1 a business trip
 ' Here is the text of little notice, neat Y ly printed on a slip, that each housewif 1, in Danielson found with her bottle O milk Friday morning, Dec 1: Com mencing today, the price of milk will b
 l2 cents per quart. We are forced t . make this charge on account of the in
 creased cost of grain and the higher cos
 of labor. The Milkman