Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-09
DANIELSON

About S25,oo0 Taxes Received-Pota=
 toes Bring $2 Per BusheI-uhl-A'
 bee Wedding-officers of Brooklyn Fire District.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. A. Bradford and George o. Thomas made an automobile trip to Besten Wednesday. Mrs. B. C, Hopkins entertained the members of Nadel Arbelt club at their meeting this week.
 Miss Edith Danielsen of Providence has been recent VisiteF in DaHiel- son.
 The Danielson chapter of the order | of the Eastern Star held a meeting l Wednesday evening.
 At PentecostaI Convention.
 Rev. w. II. Raymond is at Lowell, | Mass. attending the New England district convention of the Penteeestal church, commencing Wednesday,.
 Clarence Hutehins has bought the Edward Danielsen place, near the | Westfield cemetery.
 John P. Richman of Providence called on friends in Danielson Wed- | nesday.
 McGregor corps. W. R. C.. held a meeting Wednesday evening, at which plans for Memorial day were consld- l cred.
 East Killingly is to have it's usual impressive Memorial day services. An | observance is also being arranged by the Dayville Memorial association.
 Delay Souvenir Taylor's Work.
 Souvenir W. II. Taylor is still short several biographical sketches for his legislative history from eastern Con- necticut members of the last general assembly.
 John A. Paine and Damase Boulias are members of a committee of the l school board of Killingly to determine whether the grounds in front of the l graded school on School street shall continue to be used for baseball play ing,
 Wauregan Man Chairman. John Goven, grand knight of Mys- l tical Rose council of Wauregan, has | been named as chairman of the trans portation committee of the Knights of l Columbus state convention to be held in Garden hall in Waterbury on Tues | day next.
 | The contracts for transportation of pupils to and from their homes to schools in outlying sections of the 1 town are tp be awarded for the next year by theAowR school committee on the basis of competitive bids.
 Snealeed Into a Photograph Gallery
 It has been discovered this week that | clandestine use has been made of the movable photographing gallery on Furnace street by persons who had a | key and gained entrance without per mission.
 When the variable weather permits, much work is being done in reballast- | ing along the line of the Rhode Island company's route between Providence and East killingly. The roadbed is being greatly improved. so riding will be more Comfortable this summer than has previously been the case.
 New Trolley Express.
 Dayville, Attawaugan and Putnam are to get the benefit of a trolley ex- press service from Providence to Put nam. When the service to the above mentioned towns is inaugurated by the Rhode Island company in conjunction with the Connecticut company, sby use of the latters lines, Danielson will l get it's trolley express matter from | Providence more than an hour earlier | case What is also wanted is trolley ex- | press service between Putnam and Norwich. Many people in towns be- tween the two last mentioned points ! profess to see business for the Con- l necticut company if such a service were introduced.
 Half the Tax Received. Upwards of $25,O00 has been received | by Tax Collector William N. Arnold l for the town of Killingly, this being more than half of the total amount called for by the rate book in use for the present collection. Collector Ar mold says that those liable to pay a personal tax show less inclination tC dodge meeting the assessment this year than has previously been the case About 1.200 men in Killingly are lia- ble to pay such a tax. Three hun dred of this number have other taxes to pay, the remaining 800 being liable for the S2 only. Those who have 6 personal tax to pay and have not yet met the obligation, will do well tc | remember that Wednesday, May IS is the limit 10 which they may gf without laying themselves liable te having demand made upon them h5 | the collector The experiences iasj year of some delinquents who wefs haled into court and of necessity gub- jected 10 heavy costs should prove $ | warning to those with g tendency tf | delay The personal taxes are goina to be collected.
 Marion Wilson Pleases Audience.
 Marion Wilson of New York, imper- l senator and reader par excellence, gave l a pleasing entertainment at the Or pheum theater Wednesday evening l demonstrating the claims made fol her as being one of the most talented artists in her line. The entertain. ment was arranged under the aus pices of the Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church. Local singers in- cluding Miss Maud Reach, Miss RutE ] Harrington and A. F. Burns, assisted in making the entertainment a sue l cess.
 Potatoes $2 Per BusheI. | Ordinary white potatoes were sell. ing at retail in Danielson Wednesday for g a bushel. Inquiry among thu dealers showed the low price quoted l Wednesday to be 38 cents a peck. bu potatoes that a person would feel jus. titled in buying were costing the high. CT figure quoted There is no cali tt blame the retailers. They are get ting no more than a nominal profit a the prices mentioned. Potatoes ar, mighty scarce just now. The farmers cellars in this section are practical, cleaned out Some, of course, hay, the valuable vegetable in few bushe quantities. The failure of the crol last summer is responsible for tn present high prices.
 l WEDDING.
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