Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-16
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANELSON

Kiilingly's basketball team = which
means the high school team-smiled Sat-
urday In considering its defeat at North
Attleboro FridSy night. 10 to 10, in a
finished. closely contested, high-speed
game. 1t was the first defeat of the
season for the local team, which a Bos-
ION paper says, had not previously drop
ped contest in three years. Thanks.
Boston
Two score local fans braved the long
ride and treacherous wheeling to watch
Killingiy High battle ON foreign court
with a team Of merit. The effort was
with honor. and the boys came back at
testing that they had a splendid time
and were royalty treated in the near
jewelry town Attleboro's team will
come to Danielson for a return game be-
fore the ending Of the present season,
and, without eEceptin, every fan who
saw Friday evenings game will bet you
his best Christmas gift neck-scarf that
Killingly beats the invaders two to one,
when the next game is staged on the
open reaches Of the town hall floor.
Deputy Sheriff Charles f. Aver has
sold 70 a Worcester firm the bankrupt
stock NJ shoes and other footwear Of the
New Idea store. which had conducted a
footwear business in Danielson. at Moos-
IN, also at Whlimantic. The New idea
company operated stores in various parts
Of Conn ectcut and Rhode Island
Here in Danielson, these ocld winter
days. few wise inhabitants are ask
ing with the greatest confidence, why
dogs nose is cold. And knowing the
reason they smile in satisfaction and
reserve the answer for warmer wealth
c..
Darie.son was upset Saturday morn
'--z by 2 report that the LaTton Inn az
P.ainheld was burned to the ground
such an exaggerated report grew out
- the fact that there was a Are in
The laundry Of the building where Sc
many local peo7ae have enjoyed them
l-lves at social events during the past
swo wears The building was damaged
but not destroyed.
A r,erb-- Of the Dominican o-der,
from Fall River addressed the congre
cations az St. James church relative II
temperance at kthe masses Sunda,
morning. and in the afternoon talked
% special assemblies of men Of the
parish il consideration of the vicA O
!rterperance.
Sunday brought n warm wave, witt
southerly winds. an break in the cox
Weather that has kept this territor,
irozen IN and with a carpeting If ice t.
walk uporfor nearly week The tenn
--rature ran N to ~ degrees during TIL
early afternoon. hours, the highest poin
coached in days.
This C4fonday) evening the Ineetin,
~ Da1ielson chapter Of the Red eros
Is 20 be held at the home of Mr. ant
Wrs. George H. Call, Broad street
Reports covering thu activities of tn
organization during the wear 1921 viii
% presented at the meeting.
The Cec-cIe Racine of AIancviIle. r.. I
= to send a dramatic organization her
this week 10 present La Veille du Jou
do Ian. a Canadian drama in five acts
The cast Is made IN of amateurs VIII
have a,hieved considerable success i
presenting product. ms of this kind. Tn
attract is 70 b presented unda- til
auspices ~ Union St. John Raptist.
o. 3. C.: You said it: Chickens &c
tough when they run around too much
The grand list az completed by tn,
assessors and filed with Town ClerI
Frank T. Preston shows that propert-
values in the town Of kil'inrly have in
creased $4,000 during 1921 notvith
standing the best efforts of some Of ou
most honest citizens to keen their rea
worth secret The grand list Is nov
materially in excess of Sc 900, 900, al
most enough to fail for
Bohhsd hair short skirts. unbucklet
overshoes well. why find too much faul
when vou'ra going blind over the sit
uation, Ths place for a crouch is a