Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-12
DANIELS0N AND PUTNAM NEWS
nAMELSoN

Gis8 Ellen F. Darble announced Fri day morning that there Is to be meet ing of the Woman's Republican club of ISif1ingfy at the home of Mrs. F. o. Armington Monday evening. Matters pertaining to the coming elections will nome for. consideration. All women in- terested are privileged to attend this 1eetfnG
 ! YaesS with the prospect of eviction rom homes of the Aldrich Manufactur Hg company at Moosup, several families 4Sve evaded that happening by the re- urn of working members of the family To their regular employment in the mill It is rurnored here that the strikers were given to understand, in these half 8 .Soaen instances that If they returned to .Eerk the eviction process would be Vuzshed
 , At this week end the mill company has shown a greater gain in the number At work than at any time since the in- esytton of the strike. This does not Hssan that the strike has been definitely broken, for several hundred strikers still rernGln' away from work. The gain has been sufficient, however, to encourage sRss mill company to believe that the strike will gradually peter out.
 Fks chamber of commerce has been dlsevasing, "a suggestion that the bor- ss1Eh of Danielson buy it's electricity and re-distribute it to patrons, as is dens the borough of Jewett City. A committee of the chamber of commerce h4ss been, appointed to inquire into the arrangement in force in Jewett City, where electricity is made aavilable for he eonsumer at a much lower rate than srevails in DanieIson and other parts of the town of Killingly. The rate in Dan lelsen at present is 1T cents, less 1 cent ger. k. ", if bills are paid in ten days.
 Afssr TuesAay of next week. when the bids of all interested contractors will kAve been received. 1t is expected, an announcement may be looked for relative fo awarding a contract for the con struction of the addition to the West Held Congregational church to provide parish house quarters. It is hoped to SAve the new part ready for use in the all season, consummating plans that aaye been under consideration for nearly quarter of century.
 q Resddents along sections of streets where sewers are to be installed are hopeful that the work will be undertak- sn sufficiently early to permit of com eletion' 'ok the work and of making the necessary connections with homes be- teee any amount of frost gets into the Eround. It Is believed that this likely g1ll be accomplished.
 ,sB0nieIssn Is daily sending a deiega- dSn- to attend the horse races being held Nt Norwich this week. Race fans here followers of practically the entire cir suit hnd special pleasure in the races aot only because of their fondness for he aEe-old sport. but also because they meet many of their friends from all sver southern New England at these yTents.
 Members of the service battery hay, salcsn down S4,9ss5o in payment fol he period spent by them at Camp Eus lis. Va. in July, on the annual tour o duty. The federal government paid it! LaAre of the bill this week, the statt aAving paid two weeks ago.
 Commander Arthur Rainville has beer elected by Leo J. IHomme post, Amer teGn Legion, delegate to the state con Sention of the legion to be held in Wat srbury during the coming month. Jo Ieph Ferrigno was named as alternate Both are former overseas men, Com nander Rainville having served il France as a member of the famou 3sth (Yznkee) division and Mir. Ferrig ao as member of the 56th Coast ar Nfllery.
 .BsEielssH fans are going to see box Ing and wrestling exhibitions this fall Frank Barber, who has established equation for fairness and square deal ng in his operations along sport lines 's the promoter and already has ob ,Ained the nece ssary permit for conduct Ing bouts and wrestling matches Nil L .lean sport and all matches will be hel under such regulations as to exclude al possibility of anything improper oc curing.
 Boxing and wrestling, now permitte by the state under certain restriction are gaining popularity so rapidly tha there has been a demand for events herr 70 tNr. Marber Is to stage them.
 Sunday evening there Is to be 1Aien service at the Methodist churcl Rev. C. C. Ttbbetts the pastor, will pre- Hae.
 George 5errts Is at Old Orchard beacl Maine, for his annual vacation visit a tsat resort.
 B1aplsyes of the Brooklyn sarins Bank, and ths Daielson Trust compan had pleasant outning Friday, th lttneFAry lhciuuing stops at the summt horne of George H. Call at Cedar Ire Point, Apponaug, and the Hammock Shere dinner resort in Rhode Islam Tho party left Danielson after bankin hours In the afternoon and proceede In three automobiles to the Call res denee. Bathing was a popular pastim and afterwards the visitors were serve cake and punch. The Hummocks ": the next point of call and there u bank employees found an excellent shoI dinner. Dancing to fine music supplit by ln orchestra served as an aid to d Eo&ien. The return to this locality ": made somewhat after midnight. To sHrtAin degree the party was given honor of one of it's members, a brid to-bA.
 Comprising the party were: MT. ar Mrs. Sidney V. Bard, Mir. and Mrs. B. Potter, Mrs. Anaya Potter of Cub Mas &uriel P. Fields, Arthur Hughe Miss Beatrice S. Maynard, Mir. al Mrs. Harry Magoon Howard G. Fran hn, John Hamilton, Miss Cora L.arivier Howard Soule and Leo Viens.
 
 HiggAGun.-Seaview Pomona held lnhual picnic at Cedar lake Chest, rhU1day, Aug. 10.