Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-07
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

CTS. Burial was in Westfeld cemetery. There were numerous beautiful floral pieces L. E. Kennedy was the funeral director.
 Mrs. Geer was a native of Thompson and the widow of Henry H. Geer, Civil war veteran, who died number of years ago. She leaves three sons, Der trand. Walter U, both of Danielson, and Ernest. of Maiden. and two daugh- ters, Mrs. Jasper Holmes of Putnam and Miss Hattie Geer of Danielson.
 Following funeral services conduas- ed at his home in Plainfeld, Thurs day afternoon by Rev. William C. Prem tiss. the body of Alexander Gibson was brought to Danielson for burial in West field cemetery. Masonic burial ser vice was conducted at the grave by members of Noriah lodge, A. F. and A. M., which was represented by a delega- ton. L. E. Kennedya was in charge of the funeral arrangements.
 MT Gibson fell dead on the sidewalk near his home in Plainfeld early this week while he was on his way for a visit with friend. He had been i'll with the grir. Many years ago MT. Gib son was a resident of Goodyear.
 George Landry. 42. 2 former resident of Goodyear, is dead at his home in Moosup, where he has been resident for long time. He is survived by his wife and two children.
 KlenzO toOthpaste, two tubes for 26 cents; hot water bottles, for $226 at the One Cent sale at Nose the Druggist, the Rexall store, today.-adv.
 The annual report of the boraugh of Danielson will show a reduction of the borough debt by $2746.50 leaving the total borouuh indebtedness $5AS60.26. During the past year the borough has been economically administered and the announcement of the reduction of debt will be received with satisfaction by the residents.
 Road repair crews are engaged in patching the state highway all along the route between Danielson and Putnam. Thos stretch of highway shows consid- erable wear after the winter period and the surfacing is broken through in plac- es
 Practically all the mills in the town of Killngly will be represented by base ball teams in the season that is to open in the near future.
 Motorists rotice an interesting vari- ation of gasoline prices at retail, with in the limits of the town of Killingly, the gallon charge varying from 2S down to 25 cents.
 Nightly now in early April parties who get sport out of spearing suckers are operating along the two rivers that run through Danielson.
 Work on the foundation for dwell ing for William M. Franklin has been started on his site on Broad street, just south of Carter street.
 
 Marvin granted divorce to Florence Baziion of Danielson from Uapoleon Bazilion of Putnam. The case was tried last Friday and decision reserved. The couple were married here in 1916 and have two children.
 Rev. c. C. Tibbetts, new pastor of the Methodist church, will conduct services Sunday here. Rev MT. Tfbbetts com Bletes his pastorate in Unvascille this week.
 Local odd Fellows are interested in the announcement that a degree team of Israel Putnam lodge of Odd Fellows of Putnam will confer the third degree up- on class of Protection lodge of Cen tral Village on the evening of April 20.
 Each of the boys of the Goodyear Y M. c. A. group gave a talk on nature { study at this weeks meeting in their rooms in the church basement in that village. The boys defined the value to , mankind of different trees and birds