Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-19
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

-LO he will urge the strikers, 30 per cent. of them members of his parish, to return to their work next Monday morning, that Moosup may be saved from the dls- tress and suffering that must inevitably follow a strike that may extend through months and possibly for year.
 Father Mccarthy has been an entire ly neutral arbitrator up to this time, giving days of his time to conferences with the strikers and mill company off, cials and acting as a medium for an delicate situation.
 His decision to advise the workers to go back to work was made Tuesday, the decision arrived at after he had ex- hausted every conceivable means Of bringing about an adjustment of the slt- uation and afrer personal interviews with scores of strikers and memberss of their families. His decision, was made known. Tuesday to the strike leaders. who were told that each and every man was to make his own decision as to what he should do.
 It is sensed that the strike has arrived at crucial stage. This has led to the positive decision of pastor who is be- loved by Moosup as a whole, to throw his influence on the side of a quick ad- justment of what is very serious in- dustriai difficulty, in an effort to save Moosup from incalculab1e financial losses, to be felt more or less by every resident of the community
 Father Mccarthy Is by no means in- tending to coerce workers into returning to their employment He has made very clear that each and every onte who has left the mill shall decide what eaeh irl- dividually desires to do. He is in pos session of much information pertaining to the strike that is not known to the average person, this information glean- ed from being in such intimate touch with 1t from it's inception, and knowing what he does. he has decided that his advice to the workers who are members of his parish will be that they return to their employment next Monday.
 The strike leaders, to whom he has I been great aid as medium in keep ing in touch with min officials, are fully informed of his intention.
 It may be reiterated here that the strike of 700 workers is not over wages, but in an effort to secure recognition of the union and over grievances growing out of working conditions
 MT. and Mrs. George Gates, John Ma i heT Chick Blanchard and Miss Anna Gates were hurled out of a motor truck ] Monday night, and more or less shaken up and injured, none seriously, when | the big machine swerved of the state highway near the Shippee place at the l foot of Wauregan hill and collided with telephone pole, which was cut off when the truck turned out to pass an other machine. Blanchard suffered a I scalp wound and 8 minor injury to hi; klsg. Maher was famed from his experi EEnce in the crash. The truck was dam. Eaked somewhat forward and was toweC to Danielson
 The annual outing of McGregor,s Wo
 mans Relief corps. McGregor post, G. A R., and Colonel Edward Anderson Camp
 Sons of Veterans, and their families i. to be held at Wildwood park today i (Wednesday)..
 As cooling as mountain breeze a. l delicious as the world affords; try Dag
 gett's Real ice cream, Moosup-adv. Hundreds of quarts of hrckleberrie are being picked daily in the surround l ing country. The crop is ripening rapid ly this week.
 l Cashier Francis E. storer. of th Windham County National bank, is en loving q vacation of two weeks. I Caiifornians touring from the wes ! coast into northern New England spen Monday night at camp site in Daniel l son., taking up their journey towar. ,I Maine Tuesday morning
 ! Frank Garland, of Bridgeport, is wis
 iting with his parents, Mir and Mrs I James GaYtland.
 I Mrs. Emma Warren will spend sev
 eral days this week at Oakland Beacl
 with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. W A I Burrows.
 I Temperature of 80 degrees was reg
 iStered by several thermometers in Dan ielson on Tuesday.
 T Members of the Missionary society Q
 the Congregational church at Waure gan are planning camping trip to Eas Killingly, the latter part of this nnontf Harry Young and Marion Hutchin
 have been spending a vacation at Oak
 land Beach.
 II An addition that will provide such ac commodations as usually are found i parish house Is to be built to the Con gregational church, at the easterly end Ii pr. Hugh B. Campbell of Norwfc
 was here Tuesday to conduct tuber
 culosis clinic at the health station in tn
 town hall building.
 Miss Florina Tetreault is attendin
 the teachers summer school at New Ha ven.
 Mrs. Margaret McDermots is now q her home on High street, having stoo the trip from St. vincent's hospital a Worcester very well. Mrs McDermot
 has been at the hospital for the pas {. two months