Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-19

nish an unlimited supply and the level of the stream has remained much the same as it usually is during April or| May. Hon. Jack Frost made visitation 10 Dsnielson Monday morning. Early rlsers found roofs covered. with white and the snappy feel of fall in the air. How ever. the frost was not destructive and little damage was repored.
 Seven passenger touring cars avail able for Brooklyn fair, service Wednes- day and Thursday. Call; at Pellett'ssof- flee. Railroad square also freqdenl 5as i seryice.-adv.
 Danieison was represented by a con siderable number of people at. the. pro- duction of Irene at the Bradley thea ter in Putnam. Monday evening Mrs. P. F. Murray and Leslie Aurray accompanied Miss Helen Cronin to New York. Miss Cronin shas entered as a stu l dent at Mt St. Vincent's college on the Hudson.
 A novelty in the way of dance music is promised for the first dance of the fall season in Danielson-the original Central American Mirimba band
 Carl Anderson has returned from a visit of three weeks with friends in Ohio.
 RlvallinE the impressive statements 5t | deposits in local banks, are. the tales about the lucky. few in Danielson who have winters supply of coal in thsir cellars.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. L. Bulisrd and chil- dren. of Boston, were visitors in Daniel son Monday They are to sail Septeru- Der 30 from New York, on the Ameri- can Legion, for the Brazilian centennial exposition
 Job seamans of Brooklyn, N. T., for merly of East Kiuingly, Is visiting with frtnds in town.
 4 monster truck that slid sK the state highway. just north of where the new high school building is being built at Central Village Monday, came to d ssor after crashing into teldphone pole The truck was heavily laden with sons material in bags
 A broken stone oruzher has handicap. ped the men who are rushing to ,,om- pletion the new highway east Of here.
 Temperature sas low as sS degrees were reported from various places 1T Dsnielson, early Monday morning
 Earl Winslow reports having ssan { herd of three deer Sunday while visiting at East Killingly.
 Frequent bus service to the Bru-klyr l "%AA " AoAAAcLcQ WSuu0SQAY 2AE Thursday by the Pellett bus line. Car. start from Danielson center.-aAv.
 description of q local store wns Of fered by Massachusetts woman anS printed in Mondays edition of q Bos. to npaHer, in an effort to win an auto mobile Charles V. Carter has returned from his home in Sayiesv1lle and resumed nj, duties with the Larkin Reed 6onnany Mir. and Mrs John Enc of New Lon don motored hare Monday for q yisi with relatives
 . The all night telegraph service tha , has been available here during the sum rner season has been discontinued. reie
 graph service is now given here by tv, . operators, working in shifts. k Frank Mailhot continues to inproy a at his home on High street after under
 godng serious surgical operation dur
 ing the past month
 D. Fred Kenworthy and family yer
 guests of Mir. and Mrs E. H. Reach. ,
 the Reach cottage at Kelsey Point owe
 Sunday.
 At St.. James church there Is to h
 an anniversary requiem high nase fo
 Francis ". Coftey, who was electro . cuted at somersworth, N. H., year ar
 Thursday evening.
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