Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-14
DANTELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

piles of tw1gs and small dead limbs were collected from lawns about the borough Tuesday following the gale of Monday afternoon. No June gale in years caus- ed so much damage to shrubs and flower ing plants.
 pr. o. c. Sharpe was reported Tuesday as suffering considerable pain at the Day Kimbail hospital His injury is re- garded as serious, bNt not so much so that he will not recover in due course of time.
 The sounding of the siren on the plant of the Goodyear Cotton Mills recently 45 blasts, to mark the completion of the forty-ffth million tire by the Goodyear Tire and Rubber company at Akron, O., was significant to many hefeabouts who are interested in the company. To them it was another indication of the returning prosperity of the great corporation which experienced such trying financial diff culties two years ago. Goodyear is now coming strong again-real good news to Killingly people.
 | What gives promise of being a success ful movement to secure an adequate loan to meet the operating needs of the Con- necticut Mills company is underway. i There is a possibility, too, it is said of a new committee being organized to re- place the present protective committee Assurances are that a group of banking i interests stands ready to advance the mill company the needed million under certain conditions that it is believed readily can be met.
 ] The body of Henry Owens, who died at the town farm near DayvilIe Tuesday morning, was removed to the undertak- ing room of L. B. Kennedy. MT. Owens had been blind for many years and is said to have lost his sight in an accident through the discharge of gun. He lived for many years in this town and later in the Foster gold mine district.
 Following was the Chsldren's day pro. gram at the United Goodyear church: Doxology, Lords Prayer, responsive reading, Scripture, prayer, children's ex- ercises, recitation, Phyllis Couson; hymn choir and children recitation, Jack Eastman and Lillian Diggett; recitation Florence Ellison; hymn, choir and chil. dren; recitations, Arthur Thompson James Eastman, Iva Child; solo ano chorus, Florence Ellison, Nora Billings. worth, Gldays Child; recitations, George | Child; offertory; hymn, choir and con. gregation sermon.
 Today Wednesday, Flag day will b, observed by the display of flags on many buildings.
 Values will be the subject of the ser mon at the morning service next Sunday at the United Goodyear church, while a the evening service the subject will b, Power of Habit
 large number of Danielson peopl, were at Putnam Tuesday to attend tn, circus.
 Piano pupils of Henry FIagg gave { recital in the Majestic theatre Tuesda, evening and many of the relatives O those who played were numbered in tn audience.
 An extra large force is at work on tn Rhode Island end of the road building op erations going on between Danielsor and Hopkins Mills, R. l. Five miles o new highway, rounding out the Rhode Is land contract, is being constructed thi , year.
 Arthur B. Haven of Syracuse was i Danielson Tuesday on a business trip. Arthur Paine of Providence recentl visited with his mother, Mrs. John A ] Paine Of Broad street.
 State police were at Moosup Tuesda to observe the methods of collectors wh were in that place soliciting funds fo cotton mill workers who have been o strike for many weeks in cotton mill cen ters in Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
 Children are again engaged in stealth flowers at homes about the borough an in some cases are so bold in their raidiu that they pick blossoms right under tn eyes of the owners
 Give yourself real surprise party eat Daggett's Real ice cream, Moosup.- adv
 We know some economical men, but tn local citizen who is said to be makin his own gasoline, to save the other fe1 lows profit. seems to win the fur-line cucumber
 The work of oiling certain street of tn borough is to be undertaken within few days, it was stated Tuesday.
 Nearly three score pupils of eight grade schools throughout the town ( Kllllngly will receive their diplomas z graduation exercises to be held in tt town hall this afternoon. These exercise should be of special interest to the pul lie.
 DanielsOn Boy Scouts will be numbere among the 200 or more boys who are spend their vacation at Camp Woodstoc the county Y. M. c. A. camp at Blac pond in the town of Woodstock. The l. cal boys will be at the camp during a D, riod about mid-July.
 Rev. W. S. Beard of New York gave lecture Tuesday evening at Grange ha in South Killingly in the interest of u Community house to be built at tn; place. group of Willimantic musician gave a concert in connection with u N lecture.
 | Members of the PentecOstal chur, held a cottage prayer meeting at the hon of Mrs. Henry Long Tuesday evening. The annual June supper of the Sewir
 society of St. Alban's church was he
 Tuesday evening
 There was a large attendance Moud;
 evening at strawberry supper arrang
 by the Crusaders at the Baptist church.
 Bridgeport Margaret Carlo, mel
 Der of band of Brazilian gypsies. W
 was arrested for breach of the pea
 June 5th after refusing to return 8 taken from an Italian woman for curi