Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-18
DAAIELsON
What is Going On About the Borough
A Concert by Blind Musicians
Hearing on Seized Beer Nov. 26.


w. w, Woodward has leased his
store, on Center street, to Nicholas
Pappas.
Henry A. Benedict of Bridgeport was
d visitor in Dandelson Thursday.
A. p Wood was at Foster. RI, on
Thursday to conduct the funeral of
Mrs. Kate STAIRS.
Blind Musicians Heard.
The Imperial Concert company, an
aggregation of blind musicians, gave
an entertainments in the Phoenix the
after Thursday evening.
The basketball team of Killingly
High school is to play with Putnam
High schools team in that city this
friday afternoon.
Holiday Postoffjee Hours.
Postmaster Charles A. Potter an
nounees that the office will be closed
from IL. 80 p. M. to $50 p. m. Thanks
will be transacted and the rural free
delivery service will be suspended.
Date of Hearing in Seized Beer Case.
November rs has been fixed as the
date for the hearing relative to the
beer that was seized in a tenement
house in the rear of the Central hotel
on Tuesday evening by Chief George
NJ. Pilling and his sistants. No ar
rests have been made in connection
with the seizure.
Local officials are of the opinion that
changes will be made on the ballot
now in use in this state by the incom-
ing legislature. Tt is of interest to note
that Kiilingly voters have managed to
disfranchise themselves In an attempt
to use the ballot i'm its present form in
greater numbers than has been the
case in other country towns. More
than $50 votes have been thrown out
in the two times that it has been used
here.
Wednesday Drill Night.
Orders received from the headauar-
tiers of the Coast Artillery corps in
clpded the designation of Wednesday
as drill night for the Thirteenth COM
pany, instead of Tuesday night, as for
nerly. This new arrangement will be-
come effective Wednesday, Nov. 80.
The order also announces that the
Artillery corps has been divided into
three sections, the first to include the
Sth company of Danbury, 9th of SIAM
ford and 18th of Greenwich. and the
second the sixth company of NorWalk,
the 14th of Bridgeport and 4th and
18th companies Of Bridgeport, and the
third the 18th company of Danfelson.
the Sd and 9Th companies of Norwich,
and the LIST and I'd companies of New
London.
The order designates the nights Of
the week on which the companies are
W uIIils anu COMMANDING UAllcefS dI9
to arrange to conduct the drills of their
company in conformity with the sched-
ule
New Postoffice Orders.
Some new orders received from the
postoffice department by Postmaster G..
A. Potter are of particular interest to
Danielson people.
Unded the new regulations it is now
possible for any member of a family to
sign for a registered letter addressed
to any other member of the family, if
the party seeking to do SO is known
by the attendants at the postDffice. III
to the present time such mail matter
could only be delivered to the person
to whom 1t was addressed. This fact
often caused Inconvenience and some
times resulted in the, development of
acrimony against the office force but
it was necessary for them to follow the
rules.
Anerther change, but this does not
become effective until December l.
places the responsibility upon the per-
sen to ask for return card when
sending a regi Stered letter Unless
asked for after December 1 such a, card
will not be given. IL is now required
Of the issuing clerk that he ask if such
a card is desired.
Another section of the new instrue
bearing return request be sent back
to the office from whence it came if
not called for Within five days Such
return request matter with no partie-
lar time specified has been held here
tofofe for a ueriad of thirty days. 1t is
expected that this latter ruling will
prevent the accumulation of the guam
titles of matter that now clog the Of
fees under the thirty day arrangement
of holding