Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-13
DANlELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELsON

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At BaTouville, this (SatArday) aft
ernoon. the first baseball game of the
season in that village will be played be-
tween the Ballouville and Goodyear
teams. Ballouville has been presented
a purse subscribed by residents of the
village. Hector Mcconnell, superintend-
ent Of the mill. and George LaBelle have
been getting the Ballouville organization
ready. The grounds have been put in
condition and the stage is now set for
successful season OF playing.
The tremendous competition for bust
ness existing between at least four great
companies is indicated by the remarkable
fact that each has managed to squeeze
the price Of gasoline down to exactly the
same price-30 cents a gallon her IN
Danielson. This competition is the life of
trade.
The deputation of Yale men coming
here In the interest of Y. NJ. G. A. work
win arrive on an afternoon train today
.(Saturday) and will be met at the sta
ton by a delegation of men and boys 1t
Is probable that the Yale men will he
invited TO take a sightseeing hike about
town and possibly for a little distance
out in the country.
Friday eTening the senior hop at the
assembly hall of Killingly High school
brought together the members of the class
Of other classes of the school and their
friends The social event will be about
the last before the commencement exer-
cises during the coming month Music
at Friday evenings social was by Woods
orchestra
Sunday there is to be a Mothers Day
service at the Methodist church. in the
morning. There win be an address by
Rev. C. c. Tibbetts and by member of
the Yale deputation that is to be in
town The Sunday school will meet al
1L5O, with all of the Yale men in at
tendance. A 5 p. m. a unioD<mass meet
ING will be conducted at the Congregation
al church by the Yale deputation.
Discouraged with their lack of sue
cess in quest of trout this spring, num-
bers of Killingly men have turned at the
earliest opportunity to pout fishing, and
parties from Danielson go out almost
nightly to favorite ponds in an effort to
get mess of the horned favorites. East
Ksllingly's Reservoirs attract She ma
jority Of the Danielson fishermen.
Frederick wood and his family are
again occupying their home, damaged by
fire Tuesday evening. The greater dam
age done by the fire is at the southerly
end Of the house, where there was an un-
occupied tenement
boost in Killingly Saturday of next week
The day has been designated as Bundle
day and an effort win be made to get II
quantities of clothing to be sent to suf-
fering people abroad. The Methodist
church is to be the receiving station in
Danielson.
Wesleyan university delegation viii
be in Brooklyn today Saturday. and
Sunday in the interest of Y NJ c.. A
nil Fa Vo1a inn in Dar
lelson. The Wesleyan students will ar
rive in Brooklyn this afternoon and this
evening are to be entertained at a ban
quet at which Treasurer Sidney W. Bare
Of the Brooklyn Savings bank will ac
as POSTMASTER. Sunday morning E
student Of the delegation will be presen
at each Of the church services in Brok
Ign and all fthem at an evening unioT
service to be held in the Unitarian
church.
Included with the other damage result
ing from forest fires in this territory thi!
week is the destruction Of long lines o
fences. These fences were either who'll!
consumed or had posts burned dow1
leaving wire strung upon them in twisted
and tangled strands.
Tuesday evening of next week vii
hrin~ the second annual convention of tn
Windham Couty 7. NJ. @. A. to Danielsor
The session win be held at the Baptis
church. T.. Leroy Saxton Of Norwalk vii
deliver the principal address.
There is to be a reception at p. m
Hnd this will be followed by a dinner A
the business session annual reports vii
be presented. The convention will brinl
delegates here from many of the town
Of the county
Owners of fruit trees were a bit merry
Gus early Friday morning over the pros
pect Of a frost that might have blotte
put the prospects for a bumper frui
crop the coming fall. Trees hereabout
are In full bloom and so laden with bios
SONS as TO indicate the chances for on
Of the finest crops in many years if al
goes well.
Notice is being taken Of the fact tina
a considerable number Of dogs are to b
seen about town having last years tag
attached to their collars and the triangu
ular tag issued this year not in evidences
Prosecutions OF those who have not res
lstered their dogs, as hould have bee
done by the first Of this month, are prom
lsed In every case where an officer find
dog at liberty without having 1872
Tag.
Progress in grading is being made a
The nOrtherly end OF the highway to b
improved from Aotawaugan southWuar
past the town farm to DayviIle Fou
Corners. crusher and steam roller ha
HAFeQ on the Job, which Will be in fu
swing little later in the month. Con
pletion Of this route will shorten the goo
roads route to Putnam by nearly a mile
II seems to be necessary to point OF
that the town" clock In the spire Of TIL
Congregational church Is reany not
town clock in the sense OF the town owl
ing It. That clock is the property of th
Congregational society and the town ne
the residents thereof, exciting as the
are members Of the Congregational chilrc
have no Jurisdiction over it. Whetht
that clock shows daylight saving tim
as is The case at present. or standar
time is matter solely for the church 4
determine, and tho decision seems to hay
been Sade for the spring and SUNNI,
BeasOL
Twelve famous stars and wonderfl
supporting cast in the Affairs of Anat
NJ the Orpheum theatre Monday an
Tuesday.-adW
n. Lorne Greig was elected presidel
Of the DayviI1e Memorial associatio
which has plans underway for the Of
servance Of Memorial day.
Arthur C. Henderson Of Provideny
was visitor with friends in Danielsc
on Friday.