Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
DRNIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELsoN
New Pastor for -Methodist Society," Agent RoIIinson Leaves Dayvilie MiII-No Confirmation of Rumored
 Changes at Cotton company's Plant.

MiII-No Confirmation of Rumored
 Changes at Cotton Companys Plant. f Harry Bennett of New Rochelle, for merlys of Danielson. visited with friends here Friday
 New Pastor at Methodist Church.
 Rev. Elliott4-P. Studley, who comes here from Bourne, Mass, will begin his pastoral duties at the Methodist church tomorrow (Sunday) morning.
 Abel l.. Reeves will go to Jewett City Sunday to attend a meeting of the Eastern Connecticut league, of which he is the president.
 JaiIer Fields and Bride Return.
 Mir and Mrs. Albert $. Fields have returned from their wedding trip, which included a visit to Cuba, and are now at home in Brooklyn.
 Miss Clara Young was at Worcester tend a dancing reception.
 Henry A. Rich of Providence visited friends in Danielson Friday.
 Rev Thomas J. Preston of Thomp- sonville, who was mentioned this week as likely to be selected as pastor of St. Francis church, New Haven. to which Rev. J. J. Smith of St. Mary's, Norwich. has been transferred, was formerly of Danielson.
 The members of the Sacred Heart church at Wauregan expect to well come back today (Saturday) their pas tor, Rev. Joseph E. Mccarthy, who has been absent from his charge for several weeks on account of i'll health.
 Holy Week Services.
 Special Holy week services have been arranged by the Congregational Methodist and Baptist churches. as has been the custom for several years past. On Wednesday evening Rev. ". Douglas Swaffield will speak in the Congregational church. Thursday eve ming the service will be held in the Methodist church with Rev. Clarence Barber as the preacher. while on Fri day evening at the Baptist church the Rev. Elliott F. Studley will give the address.
 Sewer Assessments Should Be In-
 creased.
 In his annual message, Warden W. l. Buflard makes the following recom- meEdation: ..The actual net cost of the borough sewer construction is about $1.40 8 foot, while & fair aver age return from sewer assessments laid during the past two years is S5 cents per running foot, or one-quarter of the entire outlay. Indirectly, of course. the property pays its share of the balance; hut it appears to me that the borough sewer assessments should
 
 running foot. which would average an assessment of s3o 8 connection instead of SEQ, as at present.
 Agent Robinson Goina to North Adams
 r. E. Robinson. who has been with the Assawaga Woolen company at Dayville as agent for some time. has rendered his resignation and is to leave Dayvilie to become the agent of mills at North Adams, Mass. MT. Robinson ict -f,.1 T while his many friends in Dayville will regret to have him leave that place they also congratulate him on being advanced to the excellent posi- tion that he is to take.
 | Rumored Changes at Cotton Com
 pany's MiiIs.
 There have been many rumors dur ing the past few days relative to a change in mana cement and ownership in the mill of the Danielson Cotton company. While it was not denied al the office of the company on Friday that negotiations that may cause a change are impending, it was said that there is nothing to be given out for publication at this time. The company now controlling the mill has been unusually successful in the oper- ation of it during the past ten years running departments. not only days but nights for a good part of the time, so there is 8 great deal of in- terest in the rumors of changes. Uncle Toms Cabin on Perennial Tour As regular as a line storm and about twice as natural. an Uncle Toms Cab in company arrived in town Friday morning to impart to juvenile America and such others as needed the in- struction a, sort of lesson in semi-an- cient history. This hardy annual o1 the stage comes to Danielson as un- failingly as do the spring seed cata- logues. The palace car appears along about the time that the first crocus is discovered and shares with it the designation of being an early sign of the vernal season. So ev- erything promises to go along in the expected order this year, and Daniel son is at ease.
 From out of the same old cars o1 state was waited the same old circus smell when the doors were opened or Friday morning to let out the same old ponies, the same old dogs and the same old chariots. Nobody blanes the animals, of course and no one intends to. for they seem like old friends get ting home after a long stay abroad. Ar Uncle Toms Cabin troupe has almost become public necessity here, SC there is not particular need of chang Ing the ponies or the dogs, nor ever the good old banners.
 Incidentally, some of the boys that petted those ponies last year were al the car to greet them Friday morn ing. and there seemed to be mutua pleasure on both sides in the renewa ] of friendship. At noon the samt | kind of a parade went over the same route that it has followed since neal ! the dawn of local history and got bac4 without an accident, notwithstandirs | that the dogs were not muzzled. Tn, | show was as satisfactory as ever I there being few if any property ! changes unless a new crop of ice ha. been added, a point on which there i. l some doubt.
 | Big Enough Tax Necessary. ! As a sound business proposition | Warden Bullard's suggestion that tn. 1 tax rate of the borough to be laid a ! the annual meeting shall be sufficien l to at least meet the fixed expense ac { count for the ensuing year has re lceiyed general approval, although ther IS no particular degree Of elation a I the necessity of boosting the rate be | yond it's present level. Borough res | idents have demanded and receive, public improvements that have cost | lot of money, so the fact that none, ! must come into the treasury in sui | flcient volume. to pay for the benefit received is neither unusual nor extra ! ordinary A municipality is not i'm mune from paying the bills it Ina l contracted and paying them promptly I no more than is the individual citizer !
 | Answer-Let Sam Do 1t. | John Bull announces that he believe | his interests in Mexico should be pro ! tected. Whats the matter with goin ! yourself, John ?-Buffalo Times