Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-02
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

| New Engfand-the most direct route De- tween Hartford and Providence. There will be interest of a special na- ture on Labor day, too, in the fact that South Killingly's new community house | is nearing completion. So South Kfffngy seems due for a Dig cd Home day Monday.
 An announcement thaA win be re- 1 cefved here with widespread regret per tains to the death few days since at Hannibal, Mo- of William R. Jackson, husband of Mrs Florence Potter Jack son, formerly of Dsnielson, and war,l while here of Rev. and Mrs. James H. George. Particularly sad is the fact that Mr. Jackson's death occurred on the first anniversary of his wedding. He had been in falling halth for several months.
 Following is the roster of the teaeaasrs of the pulic schools of K1llmgly for tho ' school year that will open Tuesday morn ing next:
 High schcoi-Ernest R. Warren, Rob ert C. Bruce, Miss Marion D. Choliar, Miss Louise w. Danfeiscn, Miss Adah A. I Daniefson, Miss Roberta A. Horton, Miss Bertha E. Stevens. Mrs. Flora E. Ship pee.
 Gramnzar-Elton F. Knight Mrs caiar M Williams, Miss Grace M. Stanton Miss Myrtle E. Marland, Miss Elizabeth k. WOOoWOELn, MISS A4na 11- E1AHtL1fClIs
 Miss Edith L. Fuller, Miss Esther c. Holley.
 Goodyear Herbert D. Hoyt, Miss A. Laura Chase, Miss c. Ella Day, Miss Ruth A. Fiske. Miss Agnes W Jacobs. Dayville-Miss winifred E. Duffee, , Miss Marion E. Green, Miss Maude D. Capron. Mrs, Lulu W. Bailey.
 Attawaugan-Miss Margaret M. Mac Cornell, Miss Mary E. MacComeIi, Mrs. . Cora s. LaBossiere, Miss Anna c. But Ter.
 Ballouvine-Mfss Grace W Edick, Miss s. Eloise Shelton.
 , Center-Miss Annie L. Page, Mrs Bea- f trice Beckett.
 Frances L. Upham. . South Kiliingly-Mfss Mildred E. Kel- l ley.
 II Va1ley-Miss Dorothy N Logee. I Tucker-Miss Gladys E. Salmon
 Music-Miss Helen o. Bowman. f At Brooklyn school Miss Ida E. Tripl : will be replaced by Mrs. Cora M Lcgee n who taugh last year. Add to the delight of your holiday pc i, riod-order Daggett's Real Is Cream r Moosup.-dav.
 Following court of inquiry arrange, ' for Friday by Prosecuting Attorney Ar u Arthur G. Bill and the development 0 g charges against Henry Adams Of Dayvill
 by his IS years old daughter, Adams wa V ordered arrested and brought before tn (. .tfown court to answer to a serious charge V He denied absolutely the charges mad " against him by his daughter. but wa IT held for a hearing next Tuesday morning ,t Tn default of s1 ,oeo bah he was commit Il ted to the county jail at Brooklyn. Ie Adams makes his home with his vii ]. and three children, his accuser being tn
 eldest of the three. le Rev. J. c. Mathie1, pastor of the sa Il cred Heart church at Wauregan, has ar ,r ranged the usual Labor day lawn fet to and field day for the members of hi
 parish. Father Mathieu said Friday afi h} ernoon that his plans for this year Is events includes two baseball games { n- be played during the day. one contest { be between a boys team of Taftvil to and a boys team of wauregan, the othe between teams representing Putnasa an Is Wauregan. A long list of athletic event De and diversions has been ar ranged an in a big dinner is to be served. t. No cars bearing 70" registrations VI Of be allowed to compete for the Brookly n fair traffic excepting as parties may hil
 one of these cars to take them over {
 the exhibition grounds It so happeY
 that Brooklyn is on aon established ii ney route and competition of cars bearin 70" registrations is automatically elin mated insofar as carrying passengers . individual fairs is concerned. One pei son may of course hire an 70" car go to the fair, pay for 1t and fill it capacity with his relatives or friend but the 70" cars will not be perrnitte II 1 to nick m A paSSenger here and theI until the capacity of the car is reache
 and then charge each passenger as muc
 for the trip.
 Miss Beatrice Geer will leave Sunda - to spend week with friends in Sprini
 field.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. Perry Fulton,
 Lynn, Mass, are guests for the, holid;
 period of Mrs. George Stone of Acaden
 street.
 John B. Bassett left Friday evenfl
 to spend the time until Monday evenil
 at Narragansett Pier, where Mrs. Ba IN sett and their son. Earl. have been f = the past two weeks.
 Mrs. James R. Walsh and Miss Ma
 Walsh are spending the holiday seas
 with Frank Garland at Bridgeport. oS Charles Z Garter will leave today
 Pawtucket to remain until after the hl
 idays.
 :es As the result of fan from a stagi
 on which he was working as paint