Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-08
DANIELSON And PUTNAM NEWS
DANIE.L.soN

DANlELSON
County Commissioners to Consider
Dagenias' License local Carpenters
Getting 45c-Harry A. Chippcndale's
Exploits Recalled-Recruits Needed
Officers of Moriah Lodge.
Mrs. Louis Lague is i'll at her home
| on the West Side.
George c. SShotweH of Providence
was a visitor with friends here Thurs
day.
| Bohemian Club supper.
Secretary Ira A. Warren gent out
invitations Cor a supper at the Bohe-
! MIN club on the evening of Dec. Il,
| this gathering being for members.
Masses on Holy Day.
At st. James church today there
win be special services in observance
of the Feast of the Immaculate Con-
ception.
A number of Dan;elson people will
be in Putnam today for the golden
anniversary services at st. Mary's
| church.
| To Consider Dagenias' License.
| The county commissioners Will sit
here next Tuesday for consideration of
the license application OF Eli DaEenias
Another Turbine Ordered.
The Plainfieid and Danielson Gas
| and Electric company has placed an
| order for another big turbine to be
| installed at the Pla:nfield plant, that
| the constantly growing demand for
power for commercial purposes may
| be met
Borough Carpenters Getting 45o.
Interest was created here Thursday
| by the union carpenters notice that
| they are to have a wage schedule of
/ hCflY after
| March 1. That rate is already being
! charged, and eagerly given, in some
| Instances in Danielson.
Dirt Dressing spoiIs Road.
| In the eastern section of the town,
| east OF South Killingly, motorists find
| that an attempt to improve the road
| by adding a covering of soft dirt has
| defeated the end aimed at Heavy
| traffic has cut such deep ruts that it
| is barely possible for a touring car to
| get through
Christmas Savings Release.
| Next weel, will mark the release by
| Danielson banks of several thousand
| dollars of Christmas club and Thrift
club funds that have been saved by
scores of depositors during the past
year. 1t has been the experience in
other years that the greater part of
| this money goes into holiday trade
| channels.
! JudIcJouS Appointment.
| General John W. Atwood, Wauregan,
new Windham county member of the
| state fish and :rame commission, is re-
| garded here as a splendid selection for
| the place. He is interested in mat
| ters pertaining. to fish>and game and
! Tor years has had a preserve south of
| Danielson
Greeks Depressed
| Greeks here are frank to admit that
v1oITr
| the situation in their old homeland
ind fearful for the fate of Greece. This
| feeling has been accumulated rs the
| result of the fall of Bucharest and
conditions of chaos at Athens
| Thinks Him a Fake Prophet.
| Pierre Petac, in an interview given
! Thursday, says that. unless there is
some relief soon, IN investigation will
| be demanded of Cloud Digger's claims.
Pierre belle" es. that what Cloud Digger
predicts and what really happens, po-
litIcafly and neteorologiCalty is suff1-
cieEt ground for HugnesiZing MIN.
Harry A. chipperdaie Remembered.
Harry A ChipperdaIe, who was ar
| rested in Providence to answer to an
| alleged effort to defrauG ir connection
| with the arranging of jitney drivers
bonds, was formerly employed here, as
a drug clerk and is rememf cred by
many local people The last publicity
he received mere L 1cW years ago was
| when he was sent to the state prison
to serve 4 term after he had been pro-
| duced in the superior court at Putnam
i in connection With a charge OF a seri-
Ous nature. 3.lirs t.-t >. 7,..- -.t.-
Other Recruits Needed
This weeks drin of the Thirteenth
company was devoted to artillery drill
by the plotting squad and the service
Of he piece game ny the gun section.
| Tho final half -hour Of the drill was
given up to instructions Of the gun
| crew relative to cordage,. rigging guns
! and shears. etc. The work was in
spected by Captain Wilson, Q. s. A,
| and Major NJ. B. Payne, New London.
| One recruit has been enlisted this
| week. More are desired. and there are
| several attractive vacancies among the
| ranks of the non commissioned officers
| that may be had by those VINO are
| willing to qualify.
Officers of Moriah Lodge.
Following are the newly elected Of
1cers of Moriah lodge, No Is. A. F.
| and A. NJ: w. NJ, Charles E. Francis;
w, Charles E. Franklin; J. W.,
Harold F. Glendining; trea surer,
| Charles S. Bill: secretary. i. O. Arm
| ington; S. D., William NJ. Franklin;
J. D., Roland H. Gray; S. s., F. E.
| Cunneen; J. S., Howard S. Wood;
| marshal, A P. Woodwardfi tyler, Ed
ward S. Carpenter.
| Getting Busy at Postoffice.
| Postmaster George NJ. Pilling said
| Thursday that the money order bust
| ness at the postoffice is beginning to
| grow TO holiday prOuortions On two