Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-19
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIElSON

i Court Roberval to Buy Liberty Bond
 Total Loans of Building and Loan
 Association $1o,ooo-Bank Offers Easy Way of Purchasing Bonds l SprinqfisId Rifles for Home Guard.
 Private Theopile Bernier of the ssth i company, Fort Terry, has visited at lis home In town.
 | To Buy Liberty Bonds. 1 Court Margaret Roberval, Union St John Baptiste. has voted to purchase | Liberty bonds.
 l At Burnside, near Hartford fright | ened horses plunged against the sedan 1 of F. E. Cunneen, damaging the ma
 Transferred to New Jersey. i Private Lebrecque,s selected man l from Attawaugan, was transferred | from Camp Devens to a camp in New 1 Jersey.
 I Julius A. Leverman of Providence visited friends in Danielson Thursday. Members of the 38th company have been engaged in target practice at Fort Terry.
 The military organization of which Sergeant Carl Anderson of Dantelson $ a member is reported safely on the other side. Sergeant Anderson was on the Texas border last year. He Is veteran of the Spanish American war.
 
 rule in a number of the manufacturing plants in Danielson and vicinity.
 meeting of milk producers resi- dent in this vicinity and shipping milk to city markets is scheduled to be pertaining to the business.
 More Homes Needed.
 Although many new dwellings have been made ready for occupancy in Danielson during the past F months, the demand for homes remains as great as ever. Families that have workers here are obliged to live in other places because Danielson has no available homes
 Lists of new taxable property that will be filed with the assessors before Nov 1 will mean a material increase in the towns income from taxes next spring.
 Shelter for FIagman.
 "A hut has been built at the White street crossing, Dayville, for the flag man who Is now regularly on duty at this crossing, which is to be abolished ir accordance with an announcement made public some time ago.
 Mill companies in Killingly that use quantities of bituminous coal at their plants are striving to get an adequate supply on hand to insure the steady operation of the plants during the win ter. At some of the dumps a consider able supply has been accumulated, but not enough to meet d WlHlcI HocuS.
 Early Mailing Advised.
 The postof1ce department has re- cuested Postmaster G. M. Filling to urge upon the public the desirability of very early mailing of Christmas packages this year. Overburdened mails and the exceeding pressure of war business make 1t necessary for persons sending packages to forward them very early. Holiday packages for soldiers in France should go for ward almost at once, by Nov. IS at the very latest.
 Total Loans Over $10,000.
 The Danielson Building and Loan association now has loans out to total in excess of s10 900, and only about s2,500 remains on hand to be loaned. Applications for loans now come in regularly, the most recent one, within a few days, to Dayville party.
 A new issue or shares will be put out in January, by which time the in come of the association probably will be close to $1,006s a month. On this basis the association will be in a posi- Gion to finance the erection of a num- Der of new houses each year and the value of the Association will be con- stantly expanding.