Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-10
DANIEL.SON
Rev. C. H. Barber to Undergo Another Blood Transmission operation-D. E. Jette Buys Rackus Piace-Youns Peoples Course Ends With $eo De- fieit-Bates Property Sold.

6Iood ifanSruSfcn OpSFa1tOH-D' E' Jette Buys Raekus Place-Youns Peoples Course Ends With $so De- ficit-Bates Property Sold. Danielson Elks. all members of Putnam lodge, will be out in force next week for the Putnam night oo- servance arranged by the Putnam brothers. The local Elks will make the trip to Putnam, it is now expect ed, in a special trolley car, as was done on the Danielson night.
 Storm Did Little Damage.
 This borough dug itself out of snow drifts again Thursday morning ana took peek around in a search or grinning ground hog. The sldeWalk1 end of the organization. is on the verge of going on strike over the al most endless work entailed py the March exploits of the weather man. The last storm did not cause much trouble hereabouts. though ootnerlns the trolleys for a time.
 Borough Finances Satisfactory.
 While detail figures are not avail able as yet, indications are that the annual borough reports next month will show the financial condition or Danielson satisfactory. Borough Caerk Wesley Wilson on Thursday said he was not prepared to say that there wouId be a reduction in the debt, but the borough has sufficient money on hand to carry it along without DOT rowing until September, provldlns there is no extraordinary expenditure Investment Opportunity - Three dwellings, in heart of Danielson. Prop erty in fine condition. Rents $S5o year now Only $3300 cash buys, $4.2OO remaining on mortgage. Net income to per cent Quick sale necessary. Write Box 250, Danielson.-Adv.
 Another Blood Transmission Operation Another blood transfusion operation for the benefit of Rev. Clarence H. Barber is to be performed at the Bos- ton hospital. where he is patient within the next few days. Rev. MT. Barber was reported Thursday as in good spirits and could be out every day did the weather permit. He has greatly enjoyed hearing from so many friends here and elsewhere.
 D. E. Jette Buys WheatIey Property A real estate transaction of interest Thursday was the sale by William w NVheatley of his property on Hawkins stRet known as the Backus place one of the splendid homes of the town to D. F. Jette. MT Jette said he con- templates no changes there and the house is to remain leased, as at pres ent.
 Superintendent Leavens Reappointed Fred C. Leavens has been reappoint ed superintendent of the Killingly town farm for another year by tho board of selectmen. MT Leavens Ina: successfully managed the institution for several years and his reappoint ment is considered as a good business move. There are few more than { score of inmates at the farm at thu present time.
 Deficit From Young Peoples Course It has proved somewhat disappoint ing to the committee that has hat charge of the Young Peoples cOurs of entertainments, which closed witt the concert Wednesday evening, t find that there is a deficit of approxi mately S60 this year. This can b. partly met by using about $46 in tn treasury. the accumulation iron courses in more successful years. Tn remainder must be made up. Lack 0 patronage is the cause of the none loss this year. One of the prominen members of the committee said O Thursday that for one he would nc favor arranging for a course next ia and winter He did not consider reasonable to ask the committee { go to the trouble and expense of ar ranging a splendid series of concert and lectures. as always has been don and at the end of the season. .becaus of inadequate support of what is req ly public educational feature as we as entertainment, find itself withol sufficient money to pay the bills.
 Street Improvement at Industri
 Place.
 Selectmen of Kiilingly have al ranged that the work of laying o1 such streets at Industrial place as al mentioned in the vote of the tow relative thereto taken at the annu town meeting last October begin once. Following the layout notice will be given of a hearing at whic abutters will have an opportunity be heard. No serious objections
 what the layout is likely to be a anticipated and it is taken as reasoI ably safe to assume that the work grading and otherwise putting u streets in good condition can be LII dertaken soon after the opening spring.
 This street improvement means u further development of Industri place, which was no more than far land a decade ago, but now rapid developing into q fine section of Dal ielson. Streets included in the in provement plan are Connecticut Mi avenue, the extension of Mechan street, Judd avenue at the mortimer side of Industrial place, Francis stre and Jewish boulevard, this thoroug fare running westward from Ma street and to be developed upon original layout of 100 feet in Wid1
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