Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-28
DANIELSON

Model Hcmes at 'lndustriai Place cen- i. nnended-captive RnIi Moose on
 Cottage street-Town Meeting May
 Vote. Higher Tax Rate--Edward l.
 Reach Express Agent at Norwich.
 Mrs. walter Day has returned from New York. where she has been to re- ceive treatment. Her daughter, Miss Mary E. Day, returned with her. Mrs. Day is much improved.
 Birthday Celebration.
 Friends gathered with William Ship pee of North street for the observ- ance Of his 74th birthday. 'ssi
 Henry P. Bates of Meriden was "a visito rwith friends in Danielson We'd nesday.
 Post Card Shower,
 Rev. E. A. Legg. now at sWatertown Me, has expressed his appreciation for the souvenir card shower, arranged by members of his former church here. More than 100 cards were sent hin.
 Mrs. Martin Shedl of New Haven and Mrs, Walter F. White n
 Maundy Thursday.
 h observance of Holy Thursday. there will be special services at St. James church today. ,ss.s WorkinsmeFs Homes Praised.s A Providence paper has given spe- cial prominencei to a description of the model homes that have been built at Industrial place for housing employees of the Connecticut mills. The homes are described as among the finest ever constructed in New England for the purpose for which they are in- tended.
 The usual holiday hours of service will be in force at the. postoffice to- morrow, Good Friday. The banks in town will be closed for the day, but there will not De a general suspension of business here.
 Died at Norwich. Mrs. Maxine Guigere, whose home is in this town, died in hospital at ] Norwich. ]. Miss Alice B. Desjardins of Paw tucket is visiting with relatives in Danielson for a few days.
 R. c. Young was in Norwich We'd nesday on a business trip. a-s w. H. Taylor remembered friends here with Easter cards. i !.
 Bull Moose Happy Captive. :
 Those who have said that a wild bun moose would not live in captivity should see the one Alexander Duha mel has had at his place on Cottage street. He has had the animal for several years. j It is very tame, weighs 1 goo pounds and seems well pleased with its lot in 'iife-and is not both cred with worries over open. hunting seasons. MT. Duhamei> has trained the l animal so it can be driven in harness, ] rauch like a horse. The moose Is five years old,
 Want to Buy Poultry FIecks.
 Poultry men here are being bom- barded, in many cases, with offers from | city poultry dealers {. to Z, buy their 1 ffocks. Several local men have beer inclined to sell, on account of the iiigt l price of grain and the, conseuuent ex- 4 cessive cost of maintaining their flock. but they fear to. do so because Of tn. restrictions that have been placet about poultry transactions, which re. | strictions are little understood.
 T Preparing For Liberty Loan Danielson's Liberty loan organiza tion is prepared to- take up on sched I uie time the drive that 1t is hopet will roll up 9. new. high total. of sub scriptions in the Danielson district Just what amoilnt will be apportionet to the district was not known here u to Wednesday. [
 The committee that, will have tn work in charge are- already issuin: appeals to the people to make read to support the 3war and back up tn , boys in the trenches by loaning tllei money to the government. .-. s.@ : Business is the best eyer in, Daniel son.. no loan has been asked for sine early last fall and those who hay been able to save while others lay gone out to do the fighting will be .ex pected with exception, if they car at all for America and its futures t loan the government. to their limit i
 the campaign to sell Liberty bond ] that will begin April. g..