Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-10

kUCE1l1I8 414AOWl4AE IA6 CEOW01AE VI pOO- | pie about 8 tenement house in which there was small blaze Monday evening, when | the department was called out about S.45 to give their attention to job in the rear of the Keystone block The fire, said to have been caused by children playing with matches, brought together a large crowd-Eo anxious to see that they ham, pered the activities of the hremen.
 Tuesday afternoon at one o'clock, at the undertaking rooms of A. F. Wood on Me chanic street, Rev. Elmer A. Gallup, pas tor of the Pentecostal church conducted funeral service for Mrs. Susan Wat son, who died Sunday at her home on the Green Hollow road. Burial was in Ever green cemetery at Central Village. Rel atives acted as bearers
 small crew of men is at work on the job, just undertaken, of macadamizing the stretch of highway from Dayyille Four Corners northward past the town farm to the state highway south of At l tawaugan. A stone crusner is en route to the job and will be set up at a ledge l just east of the town farm. Practically the entire summer will be required, it is expected, to build the highway.
 An appeal that should touch sufficient number of pocketpookes to make possi- ble the acquiring of another invalid's chair by the Civic federation Is sent out l by that organization this week. At pres ent the federation has three such chairs and they are in constant use by persons who are being miSistered to by the or l ganizations' visiting nurse. Another chair is urgently needed .sQd could / ] put into immediate use. Funds of the 1 federation do not warrant an appropri- | ation to meet the cost of such a chair | at this time, so the first appeal that the | federation has made to the public in 1 blue moon is issued in this case. About | $75 will be required to purchase the 1 chair Those who are in touch with the 1 splendid work that the Civic federation is doing will not need urging to be num- bered among those who will contribute | to the chair fund. To those who are not 50 familiar with the work of the federa- tion and it's visiting nurse, 1t may be ! said without reservation that 1t is doing l a work of mercy that is n1atchless In the records of DanieNson. The chair fund l offers an opportunity to express ones appreciation in a substantial manner. Contributions may be sent to the treas urer. Mrs. Susan Huntingdon.
 John F, Lewis. of the Orpheum theatre, is in washington, D. c, this week at
 tending convention of motion picture theatre overs of the United States. He
 will be absent throughout the week.
 The highway leading from the Alta waafEan school house to Whites cross
 ing, near the grounds of the Putnam
 Country club, has been put in good con dition for the seasons travel
 Putan people have been repeatedly told
 this week that Danielson has given U2 daylight saving again for standard time. This is untrue. Danielson is on daylight saving time Tor the summer season.
 ! A 1920 Ford ton truck in fine condi-
 tion must be sold at once. Call and
 look 1t over. Ideal garage.-adv.
 A service of special interest will be held at the Goodyear United church Sunday evening when an address is to be
 made by J. V. Lamberton of Hartford.
 Next Sunday will be observed as Young
 Mems Suday at the Goodyear United church and the Y. M c. A. group of that
 place Is expected to attend in body.
 Goodyear is showing lively interest in county Y. M. C. A. work, and Sunday ev-
 ening service will appeal particularly to
 the young men. At the morning service
 the subject will be Transforming Pow
 CT of Christ.
 In connection with the regular meet
 ing of the Weekly Whist club at
 Goodyear 8 surprise was given MT and
 Mrs. J. B. Child in observance of their |, 17th wedding anniversary. Whist was
 played during the early part of the even
 ing and then the program for entertain ing MT. and Mrs. Child was taken up. Harry Magoon. who has been a mem
 Der of the clerical staff of the Danelsor Trust company. succeeds | W. Davis as outside representative of this bank and the Brooklyn Savings bank. He will work through the same territory that Mir. Davis has been covering in this part of the county John Hamilton has beer added to the clerical force of the Daniel : son Trust company.
 The fire department fought fire al
 Fair Chance farm, about a mile south o1 the borough on the Green Hollow road about eight o'clock Tuesday evening and saved the house from destruction al I though It was badly damaged. Water for the big bumper was supplied from Fal brook, a gate being opened to let water down from a pond just above the farm
 The damage is probably from $500 tC
 2.O00. An hour previous the fire depart
 ment was called to Dyer street for a
 chimney fire in a four-tenement house | There was no damage~there.
 Tuesday afternoon a forest fire rag
 ing three miles southeast of here destroy
 ed two barns on the Charles DanSareau
 farm Thifis farm has been unoccupied
 for nearly, two years while the owner is
 serving term in the state prison. Tues
 day night the sky was lighted in several
 directions from Danielson with the refec-
 tion oe forest fires that had wrougrt
 damage in this territory throughout the l day