Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-26
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
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 Every small boy in this town will be- gin saving his Denui~s when he discovers today that the advertising car for a circus s in Danielson and that the big tended attraction which 1t Is ahead of will be here in due time.
 Incidentally the fact that Danielson is yoing to have circus will be good news 70 some who are no longer boys and who are now wearing long trousers-when they're not playing golf.
 The show that is scheduled to come here will be the first of it's kind and mag nitude 10 exhibit in Danielson for several years. IL is a railroad show of long es- tabhshed reputation.
 Saturday morning the funeral of Mrs. Catherine Lyons, wife of James Lyons, was held at their home in Central Village with services at All Fellows church in Moosup, where a solemn high mass of requiem. Of which Rev. J. E. Mccarthy was celehrant. was sung. Burial was in St Joseph's cemetery at Dayville. The bearers were Thomas Hanley, William Hanley. NaS@leon Allen, Thomas Moran, Thomas Moran. IT.. Edward Moran. Louis F. Kennedy was the funeral diree- tor.
 Having started n fund for the purchase of an automobile for the use of the chief, As r. MNNlWAEUs F1efflDeES or In6 lJdIllei- son fire department will continue their efforts to obtain the sum they require 10 realize their purpose The departments percentage from the carnival recently held here was a little less than $500. One of tho possibilities being considered by department members for raising more money IS a tag day.
 Anticipating very high prices for coal next winter as the result of the long drawn-out strike of anthracite miners, Eonne forehanded residents of Danielson are already buying unusually liberal sup plies of cordwood These buyers are guarding themselves against the danger of being cold when winter. comes, fearing not only high prices but possible coal famine
 Members of AIoriah lodge, No. IS, A. F. and A. M. attended service at the Vest field Congregational church Sunday morn- Ing fin observance of St. Johns day. The lodge members met at their hall and marched Co the church.
 Mrs George l. Eaton. Mrs. c. Alton Frost and Miss Grace Stanton are to be the deleEates from the Danielson Baptist Sunday School association to the annual meeting of the Ashford Baptist Sunday school 70 be held on Wednesday at the Spring Hiu church Mansfield.
 The work of painting the Congrega- tioual church and parsonage is to be taken up at once. New sidewalks also are to be put down. A special fund that has been nearly completed will be used in de- frsyinE the costs of the undertaking.
 Members of the Fortnightly club have a pleasant outing planned for Tuesday when they will be guests of Mrs. Cath srine Mulaley at the Bill cottage on the shore of Alexander's lake. A basket lunch is Co Dc served.
 A heavy thunderstorm that broke dur Ing the early hours of Sunday morning continued with a heavy downpour until nearly noon. cutting down materially the attendance at church services throughout the town
 A wedding of interest to the people oi number of towns hereabouts will take place July S at the Congregational church r Central Village when Miss Mary Byles 'f that place will become the bride oi Harry Marsh Russ Of Pomfret.
 Somewhere beneath the mud ant -ratar-lfse surface of Central Village Main street section of state highway | lost T. is assumed that the state high way commission knows about 1t and il due time will have party Of searcner down there endeavoring to lecate the los route and to resurvect it. The street su-
 
 a hazard Go the motorist as pumping th' bumps in a car. Incidentally, the Con necticut company has one side of th' street torn up to add to the problem O the rno.orlst or drivers of other vehicles In getting through the stretch It's great experience. Is ride over thi street. which is in a condldtn to invit accidents unless extreme care Is exercised by drivers-and it's a section of trUnl line highway at that.
 This is Go-to-Work week for consld srable number who have completed thei school work either until September o permanently. Some pupils who have no reached the age of 1e years have obtaipe permits Co work during the period of tn summer vacation.
 herd Of tuberculn tested Guernse COWS is being accumulated by the Wau reEan company. The animals are at tn big farm harm of the company. Thi barn has been renovated recently. Tn herd being assembled will assure a suppl of clean milk and cream.
 Misses Mary ans Docotby Day, nurse at St. Lukes hospital, New York. ar visiting at their home, The Naples, on tn Goodyear road
 1Iushroom-iikt. wayside refreshmer stands are springing up along all tn trunk line highways in this section. Tn successes achieved by some who hay ventursd into this line Is attracting other Into the field. SD the traveller today nee not ride far besoce finding one Of thes stands and opportunity for a coolin dxink or light lunch. or both.
 New telephone directories have bee izzusd and the listings shown became e fecttva on Sunday. The Danielson q vision now has well 3n excess of 1.0O Etatlons, scattered through the towns