Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-02

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 Mrs. Joseph Labonte-War Stamp
 cemnittes Named.
 Principal Ernest R. Warren an- nounced on New Years day that tho l,igh schoel viii not open today as. planned. Difficulty with the heating apparatus has made it necessary to postpone the school opening until next
 Vice President Nathan D. Prince of the Connecticut Trust and Safe De- posit company, Hartford. spent the holiday at his home in Danielson.
 Lost-Auto gloves, Xmas, at Dan- ieIson station. S. w. Bard.--adv.
 Mrs W. Irving Rullard will have the members of thes Ladies Art club at her home for a meeting this after noon. day afternoon with Mrs. A. H. Arm ington.
 Revision Work Resumed.
 Attorney Harry p. Back. as nem- Der of special commission of the leg islature, has resumed, at Hartferd, his work on revision of the statutes
 J. Carl Witter visited on New Years day with relatives in Providence.
 It was mulch warmer ill Danielson New Years merning-oniy s below zero at S a. m.
 Quite Out of Coal.
 Tine hard coal shortage is becoming acute in Danielscn, some families be- ing almost entirely out of the fuel Miss Katherine T. Thayer7 returned to her home in Putnam Tuesday af- ter spending the holiday recess with recess with relatives here. There were large congregations at l the services at St. James church New Years morning.
 May Advance Fay of Police Soon. At a special borough meeting to be held soon the voters are to be called upon to consider advancing the pay the borough will take about com structing a sewer in sectieR, of Mor- ] in avenue. Plumbers worked all through the holiday, repairing hlrsted pipes and getting heaters into commission that had broken down under the drive against Old King Coal. ! Flowed lee By Moonlight. 1 Harvesting of ice at Quinehaug laks is nearly completed. The force em. | | through the intense cold season, ths horses going onto the lake as early a. l a. m, to plough by moonlight. Edward HeneallIt, manager of a dr, I goods store in Derby. was at his hom. here over the holiday. =.
 Ordered to Appear Saturday. l Several Killiag1y men have been or. dered to appear Saturday before thu local board at Putnam in order tha Tthey may be questioned more in de tail relative to certain answers in thei \ questionnaires.
 1 Pestoffice Aids.
 l The draft officials in this distrie are under obligations to the force a the Danie]sen postofiee for the speeia lefforts made 10 deliver questionnaire
 1o men who have been paving scant at
 tention to very important matter. With the arrival of January man,
 citizens are directing their attention to the matter of filing their tax re l turns, as required by new federal laws l Home Guard Dance. | A well attended dance was given a 1 the state arnaery Tuesday afterneol
 by the members of the Danielso,
 Home Guard company.
 Ready For Service Flag. | Two tall poles have been erected oi
 the lawn fronting St. James churcf T A big service flag that is being mad will be suspended between these pole. Mrs. P: F. Murray visited in Hart
 ford Tuesday with MT and Mrs. Les 4 lie Murray.
 Questionnaires will continue to com
 to local men during the remainder c
 this week and the early part of mex
 week, when the final installment wi
 be sent out.
 Frost Bitten Fingers. ], Milkmen say that the extreme col
 weather period that began with las Saturday morning and has continue lever since has been one of the bitter , lest in their experience. Some of thel , have rost-bitten fingers as a renem , brance of their experience in peddlin labout town.
 i The members of the 3Sth compan, L. I, S., have been comfortably house : l at Fort Terry during the cold weathe r of the past few days. Their harrach } is a permanent building and raol ] comfortable than many homes in Dar ielsor.
 For the first time in several year the Quinebaug company will harvei , heavy ice from the Quinebaug rive [ cutting at a point on the river in tf 3 rear of their store building or, tf
 West Side.