Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
.nANIELSON

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 r Jeannstts Barber, ss, is dead at West Haven at the homo of MT. and Mrs. Jehn Tyler. She had been i'll with pnsum0uia for about one week, but her l condition was not considered serious by | keF relatives until just before the end. | NRH- Barber had made her home with l M and MrS. John Owen, Broad street, | fag several years. but for number of l Tesks, had been visiting with her daugh- l ter, Mrs. Mae Tyler and family in West ASSn. She was taken i'll during her l vts1ti and her condition became critical | S9heE days ago. Funeral services are to b ; held aG West Haven Tuesday and ,6ITliL is to be. Arcadia, R. l., where Mrs. jBastsx,s husband is buried. .'4., ss Mrs. Barber leaves two daughters Mrs. HEla Owen, of Danielson and Mrs. Mae ss9g4er. Of West Haven, and three sons, J1eaericlz and Irving of Monsup and .IEsFeeTt ot.sDantelson. ..r"f SaSSS after midnight Friday the home q. lkr. and, Mrs. Benjamin LivesIy: of y&nfeGzn burst forth ablaze while all asSiiuIAefS of the family were absent, MT. Gnda,M Livesley being in attendance Ut ai' bAn at Plainfield. It was short iy4 after midnight when persons from DanieAgOn and vicinity who had been in F4iiRAeld attending the dance and were
 
 and fame issuing from the home. Sev- ePil cars had halted before the alarm fer fire called out the Wauregan fire dePartment, which did excellent work in controlling the fire and preventing 1t nesn spreading to adjoining property,
 Tlse house was not totally destroyed, 'hrt3, 1t was 50 badly demaged, with it's aSu1ents, as to be considered almost a to- t&i~loss The Livesly dwelling is located L sAa.. of he nd .veod. estates, which would have been en- -daAeered were 1t not for the fact that Gs s6atherly wind prevailed at the time q tho fire, the origin of which is un- .kEWRn. . -. A host of football experts of loeal ,pFOninenee went wrong in their guesses a the outcome of Saturdays big games oh the gridiron. The fact that Harvard lank to. Brown by the score of 5 to o, RAd the fact that Yale lost to Princeton tby the same score cost theIocal wise krys a lot Of money It is a practice here to pick the big colleges as favor iteS. to win, and it so happens that the practice does not always bring satis- fGe&oRy results and that it costs mon 'ey.to follow it, from year to year. ieANA and vicinity. This is really a psaiS1g fact, because 1t points out in uasrSi impressive manner than any oth- .e4l easily called to mind that there is rleutye of work for Su who are willing tS WRk and are not particular about thA eeenpatiOn in which they engage. La h~B are not being asked ito work for
 l08 than wartime wages in this I1tfcaiar period, and that is another rsn for which many are thankful. The vl1AEr1 prOniSes to be one of unusual HP69seRSy.
 .--It Sas sastsd Suaday that nc successor mF. E. StOrer as cashier of the Wind lSA County National bank will be an.
 .sd for the present, and from, such
 ia4hnn as was available at that
 A aRlaARed that no decicion has
 a-- sFFfved ss yet as to who is tc ES Gls place.
 Tn. StuRer was in town Sunday ant ~ 9.bs hem from time to time unti fsR h appointed to take the respon il pnsition that is to be made vacan 'slls SOAng away. ~ Y, SsW4ls a great many of his friend +w2.gsgFet MT. StOrer's departure, the! ;aaasSraAIl1e that in leaving he is goinl ;tDESs poiticn that offers him advance y6eE; At 4TAempgcnviIle Mr. Storer vii 6had of . salk that is located in { .isT, ,and equally as progressive com HtYs as tHlAt;of which DanielSon is tn
 
 rIiid aual ssrseaing for bedding dow ~sasHtkl1t. g per ton at yard Trial 10 2ESSItEEH. 1aeObs- Mfg. Co.-Odv. . 5sSz 3nnas u.a-e tAan cree week GGso befoEe release by local hank SRAsAsoA of gold that is to be div 4s & k1irs measure into the ChristmA aRszg field. This large sum of none k.bsag counted upon by DAnielson ner eMas to boost their holiday trade ia hs36sd what. 1t would be had not hun
 S iof residents here and in ajjoin fAkskeWns consistently followed ont dur fiwstie past year the practice of puttin cexln specified sums in the bank eac week. with the particular idea of usin this money at the Christmas season t h1y presents for the holiday. The re isase this year will be greater than eye before, an evidence of the fact that tn ua+srs have found the Christmas clu Gtsgfnat medium for bringing them toth holiday season each year with practica ly5aHaiof their Christmas expenditure srsyided for. ,tA4hCusekeeper wanted, steady work i I5good home. Apply to William J.. Rns Brad street, Danielson.-ady.
 aAtparlag ear- driven by Arthur Gel of, panielson was hanging over a vii fSes just above the town farm on u cnt4eR frqnh DAyyille to Attawaugan Sa urasy. eYenmg after something weT HAg while MT. Cote was driving nortl YGFdrand .ist said to have turned out E~s +anpther car, also bound north. IT ears pEuneed of a wall and was mol orsleSss damaged when it brought up ( aFWffe fence and rolled over on it's sid One, young, woman who was in the a with Mr. Cote was cut about the mout but all of those in the car escaped ser ous injury. Numbers of cars goir hnough the cut-out halted to view u accident, which was investigated by u utate police. The machine that hgur, la the accident was q neat appeari1 tDariAg car of a well, know n make.
 Practically all looms are now runnil RtSthe plant of the River Weaving cor palHy near the state armory.
 "A pariah whist for Thanksgiving we, UHa announced Sunday at all the nas @rGf St. James church
 sHsst .KH1i6Sly .is. not to be outaons j OBs,co. A herd of 57 Rhode Island can [ Wers reported in that section Sundi a1esnoon- -all looking for, drink The B.a ciose season on these camel un Eftx tho death of Mr. sVolstead, who
 reR4Sd in excellent health.
 ,RssnarkAbte' late fall weather EJmsi afi1SfOon kept the automobile traf cldae to n1ldseason density in this. sec4FC 1ils stite highway routes into Daniels Vsre burdened with traffic Sunday aft noon.
 jnra Hugh Campbell of Norwich will
 AtftAe health station at the town h huilElnE aTusSSiay to hold a clinic in { in5stsOt ot fthcno who are i'll with tubi eussAs.s' F
 9ksnry A. Bendgtte of Fall River - asvisitor with friends in DanielsOn o4 BaIha4y.
 StuR0Ay evening Earle Bsssett
 Bteagt gtssot picked up Havana, Cuha,