Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-11

High School Honor Roll Numbers ,, Over sixty-Cast For SeHioH Play.
 Herbert c. Keech was arranging on Thursday for the harvesting of ice at Alexander's3 lake.
 James A. Pearson of eMriden was a visitor with friends in Daniekson on Thursday. &-@% the employ of firm in Bridgeport.
 Quantities of coal moved through Danielson Thursday on northbound trains.
 Racicot Brothers, one of the largest distributors of furniture in New Eng land, have purchased the entire stock of the New York Furniture Co.,. South Main street, Putnam. and have open ed a clearance sale.-adv
 On Short Schedule.
 The Quinebaug mills are running on a reduced schedule of hours now on account of the fuel shortage. Water power is being used to keep the plant in operation as many hours as possi- ble each day.
 Shrubbery in Daniclson broke down to the tender branches during the days of this week. v'l4@ i''%'-+'-
 Enemy Aliens.
 A list jbf enemy aliens in Killingly is being compiled through various agencies that are engaged in doing the work connected with the countrys war effort.
 Suffragists here were delighted on Thursday with President Wilson's an- nouncemeht relative to his stand on the proposed Susan B. Anthony amendment
 Theatre Manager Pays Big Tax. | Manager J. F. Lewis of the Orpheum theatre, and of two other thetres in Connecticut towns said Thursday that his check to cover war taxes on ad- missions in these three houses f4r the amounted to $1,902.04. Of this tax missions.
 Lack of Coal Money Loss. Payrolls of manufacturing concerns in the town of Killirgly will be reduc- ed many hundreds of dollars this week because the mills are not operating te capacity on account of lack of coal. Indieations now are that many hun dreds of bushels of potatoes held ir this section for a favorable market will be released for the trade between now and April 1. The movement oa this reserve supply is already under way. -..-l
 ,.. Under Quarantine. A. letter from Camp Dix brings the information that some Danielson beys | who have bcen quarantined because one of the minor maladies that afflicts I col 1,oc he kar racks to which they have been as. | signed.
 Very few members of Battery D, tht l artillery organization to which a ma jority of the members of the Daniel son company at Fort Terry have beer assigned, have been at their homes here recently, and the feeling here is that the boys will soon staSt on theil I trip to the front
 Thrifty-But Violating Law.
 Thrifty persons who have the timt are staving off the consequences of z fuel famine by picking up coal that i. to be found along the railroad righ' | of way. on which it falls after rattlint l off cars in transit
 I Don't be stingy with the boys wht 1 are lover there" Letters arriving from Danielson soldiers in France con tain a common compiaint-that the! I can't smoke the French tobacco ant ! cigarettes and their plea for smokes O American brands. .tt l Wood $10 a Cord.
 A constant stream of cord wood i | flowing into Danielson these days iron woodland country for miles in ali di rections from this place. Choppers too, as many as can be obtained ar working daily cutting off wood lots t meet the heavy demand. Wood is re | placing coal as fuel in many Daniel son homes. not because the change i desired, but because there is no alter native. Some of the cord wood beint sold here is bringing as high as s1 a cord.
 | Carload of Coal Arrives. I One carload of coal came througl for the Danielson and Plainfie,d Ga and Electrict company, but this vii be sufficient only to tide the ceneerl lover a critical period in it's efforts t get an ample fuel supply. Other coa ij ordered for this concern and on tn way, but getting the cars to destina ton continues to be an uncertain pro 1 position. l Hardware and other dealers wh l