Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09
MRN AID PUTNAM NEWS
DANrErSON

D tS dsep gloom this morning t1zNlB tlno hunbsrs who hold licenses lnl1 hau1d 10 be ahlo to go. afield today 414, t1ls dzMtleg-itirzafe shooting of game ftlr4B eh18 Dsason. and the reason for tAS~ Efnczn 18 Governor Lakes prociama- tcn1n- sGspending the hunting season for two-BeeE8-as a measure Of precaution hgztnst forest frea
 un3e18 2t el1ould 7appear-that the heavy Iraln Of SEkxxday night and Sunday has mH1o tho water too deep in the fields and uocdac tho hunters look for a prompt ,itiE1lg oe dae ban that is keeping them 1y EHmn Caear fzvurate sport and nzteE71y sl1ortEning the open sea- Boy oVsr>d6 sWzuted flor steady work Nt so,0 Wcolworeh- seDre. Danielson--adv. | cnml1ar4AzAos ian blowing was dOne on DO gr1dron over at the Connecticut AExhzlturzl college at Storrs, Saturday iafternoon~for the edihezt1nn of several ihunnred perarns gathered to watch the lzznzal fookhmzl hattie between the teams sck Ghea aCnnnscticut Aggies and of Massa- ehG8ctz1 Agricultural college. A nun ther Tozn Dzzte18on was included in the iasrznhlage ana thoroughly enjoyed the EzmA
 ! Ihe vtsitlng Axg3ss had very smart 1oocb4n tenn and 1t triumphed over the tStnEHB eleven by a score of 13 to 6. In
 
 ing and submitted to being. more or less fpl0ged at times by the Connecticut fte1m. especialIy during the early part tcf the second half of the game, when tConnscticut speeded up and obtained it's Eonly score of tho game.
 D1nielson's delegation was especially Interested in the Connecticut team be- eznso of the fact that two local boys Lhcuas L0ngo and Paul Bitgood-are 9nciuied in it- Neither played Saturday iLcngo was out in the field with the leubgttutes. but Bitgood is out of the Ens oa account of strained fragments in Ais Eholder.
 Periodically boys or yOuths start frem somewhere for somewhere else to see the world. and in following this age-old lprocee5 many of them in a shorter ol longer period of time wind up their jour bey In protecting arms of the police who geographically notify anxious rel .afives as to the whereabouts of theh wandering offspring.
 Joseph Femiania, IS, and William O. -Brien. 14, both of South Boston, furnisi tts latest illustration of this. They ar, 'at the police station awaiting the arriv al of relatives who are expected thi. morning to take them back to Boston.
 The boys had been wandering abou n1nielson for about two days befor, they were locked up at the week end ant asked as to their business and purposes Indications on Sunday were that the, will be very pleased at the prospect O .Eetting back home. if not particular, % ever the prospect of what members O the reception committee may do for ant to them
 The IsnE "dry- speI1. continuing abou three weeks. was definitely broken b, Sundays storm and relieved a shortag Of water that was making itself incon ,venient in some sections. No sucl lengthy period without rain has beer iclatmed during the simmer. which wa the wettest in a generation, 1t is claim ed
 And this mention of vet and dry pc riods brings to mind the fact that Dan hslson Is being flooded with circular let ters from firms in the grape belt of Nev York offering to shop any quantity O iunfrrInented grape juice upon which na Lure may be allowed to take it's course Shipments of unfermented juice is nc iforbidden by law. so those who like win -and arc willing 10 wait for it to dc velop a kick have found a simple mean of gratifying their desires-if they hay the price
 Mrs. Joseph Halle of Cottage street to have the members of the newly or ganized Woman's Democratic club at he home for meeting Wednesday evenin and all of the women voters of the par fty have been invited to attend, whethe rfrembers of the club as yet or not Tn ielub is newly organized. but expects { make is usefulness felt in the campaig that is about to open for the election ( November [.
 Attention of KI1iDy4y residents wh are interested in obtaining instruction feourzes afforded at the State Trad ischool in Putnam is again directed an iartendznoe can be carried out withot interfering with ones usual occupation There is no charge for these course rhich offer excellent opportunity for a, qutrinE valuable knowledge in a fnel equipped school
 The locked for regular Jftney servI, berEecn Danielson and Providence mot materiafizing very rapidly As hs IpreviOcsly been pointed out in this co isnnn, a multiplicity of restrictions c the operation of such vehicles mak, ithose who would enter the field star .back- However. the opening of the ne highUay has brought one benefit in tn. lower rates -between Danielson. and Pro lidenee are being quoted by some wi .opcrate public -ssrvice~ czrs,e not on ar regular schedule. but son order. The loy lest rzfe now quoted forth Providen, itTip is $6 less than the high rate vogos upEtosabout three weekssago.
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