Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-12
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

either have got in touch with their own private bootlegger or are given to nloonshining on their own account. In any event members of the herd hava been on 8 bat and came rolling back to Headquarters like a shipping board ves- i sel making it's last wet cruise. Wednes- day information leaked out that the cows have been celebrating. Notwith- standing all of the theories as to where the cows got their booze, those who know the herd best are inclined to the belief that they filled up on apples that ] had fallen from trees where cows were pastured. There is no established proos, however, that the milk they are giving tests moro than one-haf of one per cent alcohol so l. may be assumed that they arc safe from federal investigation for the time at least. But as second time l offenders they win Do running the risk | of 30 days in the jail of which they are normally such an exemplary adjunct. At the home of Miss Thelma Gartland Wednesday evening a miscellaneous shower was given for Miss Winifred Lash of Main street. Many of Miss Lash's girl friends were present and she received many pretty gifts. There were social diversions during the evening and refreshments of cake and ice cream were served.
 For this section of tho New London district the following are the represen1 tatives of the different departments Of the Employees Association Of the south ern New England Telephone company: Miss Fife Danielson, Miss Florence kSrlith, Putnam, commercial department; |; Miss Rose McCarry, Miss ErneStins sherman. traffic department; Bernard Garland. William Gardner. Danielson, plant department.
 i About 20 attended the supper given | by the Danielson Girls club at their rooms in the exchange block. The menu | included tuna fish, creamed potato, ap- pie sauce and rolls, cake and coffee. The supper marked the reception of new members of the club.
 The body of Miss Ellen Hoyt Tracy, who died at North Grosvenordale early Wednesday morning is at the undertalS- ing rooms of L. E. Kennedy. Miss l Tracy wi% daughter of the late MT. and Mrs. Gilbert Tracy, who lived near Whites crossing, and for many years had been engaged as school teacher.
 The first of series of entertainments in the American Legion course was given at the Orpheum theater We6nes- day evening by the Suwanee River quar- tet and the attraction was well received
 by the audience, of such numbers as tt
 insure the success of the course, now ar
 established annual event.
 Chief A. P. Woodward of the fire de
 pertinent has practically recovered iron
 an illness that has kept him at hi: home for a few days.
 Mrs. George Stone has returned iron visit with her son at Canaan, thi state.
 Dr. o. c. Sharpe, who has been a pa tient at the Day Kimball hospital fo 3 many weeks, has returned to his hom } on North Main street.
 Just how near the new state highwa, Lhas brought Providence to Danielson
 indicated by the fact that one motoris
 has made the run from -Danielson to tn
 city line in 35 minutes.N This is not cite as record to be beaten by some amb:
 tious driver.
 The Woman's auxiliary of St. Alban' . church is to meet at the rectory thi
 CThursday) afternoon. Mrs. F. O. Arm
 ington is to be the leader.
 Rev. John Roux, M. s., and the as
 sistant priests of St. James parish ar
 engaged in taking the annual census.
 bridge connecting the new stock
 house of the Assawag Woolen compan
 with it's present property on the wes
 bank of the river is under constructio at Dayville.
 ' Henry A. Benning of Providence wa