Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-07
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
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A megaphone man will Do on duty this CSatrdayl afternoon at Dowe's and will give out returns from the worlds series game as fast as they are received The service will be from The Bulletins sEires running direct to the Polo grounds itn New York and transmitted to Daniel con by telephone from Norwich
 Likewise on Sunday afternoon rerurns vili be given out at Connecticut Afills neld. where Bnl Martfn's Daniaison team win be battling with the Nightin- gnle-Morse team in an important game of tho series Manager Martin has in- stalled telephone at the grounds and fans watching the local contest w.n be kept posted, Inning by inning, on what is going on in the big leagne game. Score cards at ths Danielson- Putnam game wf1 carry special scoring section for the Yankee-Gisnt gams.
 Was it cloudy ia DanIe1som Friday afternoon or was the sky overcast with smoke from tremendous forest fros rag Ing in Canada7 Possibly it was both cloudy and smoky. Many were inclined to believe that such was the case Smoke from the great forest fires in Canada have m other years overcast the sky in eastern Connecticut with a pail Of smoke and 1t Is not unlikely that smoke contrib utsd to make Friday so gray and hazy.
 BsRnaua nesnss seeAs-s smsng tAs hunters win probably occupy much of Town Clerk Frank r. Preston's time to- day, for the shooting season win open on Monday and many will want to be in the woods and fields at the earliest hour permitting of good hunting. There is every evidence that hunting win be good this fall In this territory. though the heavy foliage yet remaining may bar the h1rtsren from getting best results so eayfy in the season.
 Al she meeting hers of she s. N. E. Telephone company's empioyeS associa- ton. Mrs. Abby Hopkins and Miss Jen- nie Williams of the Danielson exchange and Misses Ernestine Sherman and Rose McGarry of the Putnam exchange were nominated as candidates for repre- sentative of the traffic department An election will be held later.
 William Gardner of Danielson is pres ident of the association, Miss Susie Col lins of Danielson vice president and Miss Florence Smith of the Putnam ex- change, secretary
 At the meeting here for consideration ef the association's affairs on Thursday evening an enjoyable feature was the vocal numbers by Miss Mary Shea of the Norwich division.
 Deputy Warden r. E. KIes has been spending much time this week and will continue 10 do so today and Sunday in going about the county on the lookout for any hunter who may decide to go gunning just ahead of the opening season for shooting partridge. pheasant and other protected game birds. Mir. Kies said Fri day that this weeks trips have not un- covered any xiloators of the law. althong it seemed strange that some duck hupt- CTS were looking for their quarry along brooks and in territory, where ducks us- ually are about as plentiful as turtles in picture theatres. Duck hunting has been permitted this week, but duck hunters are not permitted to sh65s other protected game.
 Game oficiais win keep busy after the opening of the season, seeing that unlicensed hunters do not psrtiaipate in the sport and seeing that the game jaws are observed In other ways.
 Mrs. George William JueIos, state CT ganizer, presided Friday evening at a meeting at which the Woman's democratic club of Danielson was organized, In a han fin the Hyde block It Is expected that the membership will be materially