Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-27
DANELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

will be ready for occupany soon after December 1.
 Baseball fans here were very much in. | terested Tuesday in The Bulletins an- | nouncement thatsthe series of games with | Moosup had been cancelled by Manager | Bill Martin because Moosup ran in some ] ringers in violation of the agreement | entered into between the teams when the | first game-a Moosup victory-was stag ed here last Sunday. While there is no I defence for Moosup's action, no matter | what explanations may be offered, fans of both towns seemed to be due to be cheated out of some high class baseball. | If the game last Sunday may be accept ed as measure of what was to be look ed for during the series, patrons of the sport were likely to see the best playing of the season in this territory, 30 good l that it would appear to fan that was neutral, which ever team won or lost might be regarded as a secondary con ! sideration It so happens that there are | few neutral fans, however, so that view point counts for little in the present sit uation.
 l It will be of some consalatien in esaI- | less homes in Danielson to learn that the state fuel director has announced that | dealers wkin not be allowed to make ai-
 lotments of ten and twenty tons at a time | to favored or preferred patrons while l the present shortage lasts. Two tons is set as the limit for one allotment, this | minimum being fixed to insure as equie-
 able a distribution of such coal that comes in as is possible.
 If present plans pr6duce results that are hoped for, this years observance of any like observance of the anniversary since the memorable November II, 1918, ! when Danieison surged through a day that was a defirlum of joy, glorying in
 the fact that the World war was at an end.
 The first Armistice day forecaSted the
 end of fighting and the homecoming of
 hundreds of Killingly men who were
 overseas, Eventually they came through
 the months that followed and since then
 Armistice day has been observed here.
 But in truth it must be said that the ar-
 dor of the public seems to have cooled
 somewhat in the past two years. This
 year it is hoped that more spontaneous
 response will be made to the call to ob-
 serve the day. Few would have the World war veterans believe that their wonderWul service has so soon last inter- est for their fellow countrymen. Yet there
 will be no alternative for the veterans if the invitations that will go out are not
 responded to favorably by the OrganiSu- . ton receiving them as well as by the public at largo.
 An active committee Is in charge of the I arrangement plans and if the public does It's part Armistice day will be big day
 here this year.
 | The local fire department and fire de- l partments of nearby communities will be invited to take part in the big parade of
 members of the American lexion, Vet f erans of Foreign Wars and fraternal and B civic organizations.
 J. Arthur Atwood and dazkhtsr. MIsI ] Dorothy Atwood of Wauregan, will live
 at the Biltmore, in Providence, during the fall and winter season
 Fine new walks about the New Haven 2 passenger station and it's approached l. again suggest the thought that Depot ! square is badly in need of paving, an i'm. provement that will come only when the
 public awakens to the nee dof urging 1t ' Deputy Sheriff and Mrs, Charles E Aver of Dayville are away on a notorins trip this week
 Miss Katherine D. Awkward Mrs. Ab. by Hopkins and Miss Susie Collins vii
 be at New London today (Wedaesday) s attending conference of telephone com. pany employees.
 Miss Gertrude Stone is visiting in Eos. T ton this week
 The motorist who suggested that tn. X New Haven road is waiting for cola
 weather to freeze the Main street cross ! ing planking into place and prevent fl D rom Tipping up and down, TnvSt hay, q been spoofing. At least no one here. d abouts believes 1t.
 Assistant Postmaster Earl F. Wtnsiou s is still off duty on account Of the am n putation of part of his left thumb. .bu t the injury Is not of nature to pcrIna, t nently incapacitate him from his duties.
 Leonard A. Pessley of Marlboro wal visitor with friends in Danislso, e Tuesday.