Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-04

Miss Dorcas Gallup of Connecticut
college will entertain several class
mates at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. w. Gallup, over the week
end.
Albert Ledoux and son Arthur have
gone to Central Falls, where Mr.. Lee
doux's daughter issiti
George c. March of Bridgeport was
visitor with friends here Thursday
Mrs. F. w. Hartwell of Providence
is visiting Rev. and Mrs. w. D. Swat
field.
George F. Carr of Warren, R. l., WIS.,
tied at his home in Danielson.
Will Attend Yale Prom.
Mrs. H. F. Glendining leaves tomor-
row for New Haven, where she will
remain for a few days, meanwhile at
tending the Yale junior prom.
Paul n. Swafneld, coach of the high
school basketball team. played with the
Oxford town team against Southbridge
putting up a splendid game
". |. Billiard and party of bust
ness men friends motored to Putnam
Thursday evening to attend the meet
ing of Putnam citizens at which the
formation of building and loan asso-
citation was discussed
John c. Fisher of Lowell was a Wis
itor with friends in Danielson Thurs
day.
No School Thursday.
For the first time this winter, the
no-school signal was sounded Thurs
day morning.
John NORM, who has been at Sher-
brooke, p. O., has returned to Daniel
son.
Snowfall Ten Inches.
The snowfall in Danielson was about
ten inches, more than all the snow that
has previously fallen this winter.
In discussing baseball grounds for
next summer, the Quinehaug field,
scene of many old-time games, is being
mentioned. chiefly because of its CEN
trail location.
The Danielson Firemen's association
has appointed a committee to make
arrangements for the annual concert
and ball.
The finance committee of the Bush
ness Mems association is investigating
relative to the advisa bility of forming
a building and loan association in Dan
ieison.
Revolver Shots startIe DayviIIe.
Residents near the Four Corners
Dayville road. were startled out of
sound sleep just before midnight We'd
nesday by revolver shots fired by men
in passing touring car. The flash
of fire from the guns was noted. The
reason for the fusilade has not been
determined.
The board of relief, which is regu-
larly in session now. has already re-
ceived a number of applications for
reductions from the valuation fixed by
the assessors.
Some taxpayers have become con-
fused by the recent notices to the eff
feet that personal taxes are to be COL
lected in March, and are under the i'm
preston that the property tax also
becomes due at that time. The prop
erty tax, however. is not due until the
usual time for collecting 1t in April.
Installing New Machinery.
Work of installing new machinery
continues at the Quinebaug mill and
will go on for some time. When all
the new machinery planned for is in
stalled, the equipment Of the plant will
be greatly improved.
Local Interest IN CuiIey Letter.
Thomas Culley former chef at the
Putnam inn and who has many
friends in Danielson, was heard from
through the letter to Norwich friend
with much interest. Culley has had an
interesting career, being for years a
steward on ships of the White Star
line and sailing to ports all over the
globe. His present war experience in
France is not his first for he was In
the Boer war in South Africa He has
often said that the greatest experience
in life is excitement and he is bound
to be with the big show II there's hall
a chance.