Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-16
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

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hours the cars were OF scheduie- The
snow was not generally wsiconned. al
though II will prove an advantage 70
some la,nIberrneu IN the surrounding ter
ritory who are anxious to get forest pro
ducts cut of places from (Which sle'l6ing
viii have to be done
SErs. wiiHar, j. Rose Of Broad street
will undergo surgical operation at St
Vincent's hospital, Worcester, this
(TOursday) morning. Mrs Ross has been
/ a patient for observation at the hospital
since Saturday of last week Mr.. Ross
went to worcester Wednesday AMI viii
remain there until after the operation.
, The Last Of the Mohioane. historically
See Uncas and Hawkeye. Or3Eeu-n theatre
Friday and Saturday. Added attraction.
Buster Keaton in Play House "-edv.
a new ruse represented to hevo beer
worked by prohibition zgeHrh IN an easy
EFFORT to inspect the AttawAHgal hotel
here was told OF Wednesday. 1t appears
that a man representing himself tn be the
business agent OF a group Of is can
vassers for subscriptions to magazine
came to the hotel, told Of his desire to
I book accommodations for his party OF
| l3 and asked for rates and for The priv
iege Of ins,ecting the rooms. He was
exceedingly particular a6duG the rooms
l Sor the manager and his wife that he
/ asked to see everyone that happened to
! be unoccupied on the second floor. He
was not quite 50 fussy about the quarters
| OF the cauvasBers, but rather so and be-
/ fore he had satisfied inaInselS as to Just
| what roms he would rent he had mailaget'
( to inspect practically all Of the rooms On
every floor.
( AS there was nothing TO conceal from
q \ g-F.- =
! without restraint and went away leaving
word that final arrang eurents for lhe board
+ Of the Dig grcTp would be arranged forth
wilh. The hotel is stiA waiting for the
guests, Trough the visit referred to was
made more than week ago.
Maxine GuiE~rs, 80. died Wednesday,
ernon 81 the 81 ate aanstors1m at Nor
wish, where he had been. 8 patient for
considerable period. Mr.. Gutgere had been
I in poor health for q long time. Practic-
ally all Of his Hfe was spent II Daniel
son, though he had lived at MocSup and
at other places hereabouts for periods.
= score Of years ago Mr. Guigere was
one of the best semi-0rofessional base
hall players in eastern Connecticut an
PLAYED with teams that represented differ
ent towns hereaboutS He leaves a
daughter. resident here. and three broth.
erS. Joseph, Amos and Ovid. The body
is to be brought 70 Danielsoa this morn
Ing.
Tho funeral of Noel Meunier, weeks
old son of Mr., dr1d Mrs. SayarieIl NJ >unied
was held from their home Wednesda,
afternoon with a service 1t 81 James
Gu lrcl. Tie ooGy was placed IN the re
&c. wing vault at Holy Cross cemetery.
TIE CHILD dlsd Tuesday. -
Leonard r. MORRISON has entered the
-1lploy Of the Motor ST. ply company CT
Putnam 40 an automobile sa!esran. He is
20 make Ills heaGuarters in Danie, soal his
| home town, and is to worlz in this ano
the Painted territory.
Rene Caron won the hOnors in the DO
lhensan Clubs pinochle toGrqlame1a, get
ting the highest aggregate score az wei Z.
the highest score for a Single evenl,iy's
play Awards for second and third iarg.
est evenings scores went TO william, II
Franklin. Abel L. Reeves had the seconf
. highest ager cgate score and William W
Wheatley the third highest. asgregIlt,
score. For having the largest score In an,
s single game A. L Wilmington ana. Abel L
Reeves wero tied Twentv-four member
q the clue participated in this tourna
iEpent wflIc1 extended over period OF 81,
weeks.
A cast OF local people fs engaged In re-
J Under the auspices OF the Killiugly Wo
mans club This play is to oei gwen Il
raise money which VIII be presented t;
the Day KtnIoall hospital. :z
Members Of the Club Socla1e. arc L
participate next week in a costume par
~ Cd fashioned gowns to- DE worn b.
. those who are to dress for. the event.
Alfred L. Reed tas in '':NfEllnantt
Wednesday or q bushes strip
by defeating PIainfeld high school IN
game in that town Tuesday evening tn
5Siilingiy High sohool team continued t
maintain Is -unonoken rec ord OF vfctorie
il the high school league this season, an
the championship now seems QoSiti vel
clinched for the local team
Small boys who have not enjoyed 1rrvc
revenue from snow shoveliDg -hig white
earned money Wednesday Afternoon as tn
result Of the storm. the youngsters ben
e--@agS1 in cleaning walks. In many sec
lions Of the Borough
John E. Hammond OF Worcester wa
r. bautelson Wednesday on a busues
trip.
Notices have been Gogted for bids Cor tn
contract OF carrying the mall between III