Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-01
DANIELSCN
Byron R. Barber and Michael Mao Leave for Devens Orrin AIyord is
 Making Steady Recovery-Purchsse
 of Automobile Fire Truck Favored.


 Clare N. Turner. operated upon a few days ago for appendicitis, was re- ported Thursday as dangerously i'll at the Day Kirnball hospital
 George J. Heneault left Thursday for a visit in Montreal.
 Several matters of local interest are listed for consideration at the session of the superior court being held in Putnam today.
 Leave for Devens.
 Byron R. Barber and Michael Mao, both of this place. left Thursday to begin military service at Camp Dew ems.
 Henry B. Barnes of Lonsdale, R. l.. visited Danielson friends Thursday.
 Recovering From Injuries.
 Orrin AlvorSi, who was injured in an accident at. the Main street crossing in Dayville two weeks ago tonight, continues to improve and his recovery seems assured.
 Grade schools that have been closed in the town of Killingly this week are to resume session Monday morning.
 Lenten Services.
 Special Lenten services were held at St. Alban's church Thursday eve hing.
 The corn supper at Brooklyn We'd nesday evening was pronounced a suc- cess and is expected to boom the use of corn and corn products as food- Etuffs in many homes.
 Illustrated Lecture.
 At the Congregational church in Dayvflle Sunday evening ". I. Billiard of Broad street is to give an illus trated lecture on Jamaica.
 The second set of games in the new pinochle tournament was played Thursday evening at the rooms of the Bohemian club.
 Not Charged With Reckless Driving.
 Charles H. Pe1lett was not charged with reckless driving at 2 hearing held in New London this week, as has been stated in press reports, but was sum moned in a case in which his and an- other car figured in collision, but in which there was no complaint from either party. The cars collided in Putnam one day several months ago, and at the time Mir Pellett was driv- ing on his own side of the street.
 As an introduction of new healing methods in Danielscn, w. 4. Saretzki, Doctor of Chiropractic, will care for q limited number of patients under spe- cial guarantee. These patients are to be people who have tried other methods of doctoring without receiv- ing permanent relief. May call at his office, 56 Elm street, Putnam, from 10 to 12 mornings, 3 to 4 afternoons and Ito evenings. Phone, Putnam, 49-3. adv.
 Automobile Fire Truck Favored.
 Chief A. P. Woodward of the fire department is receiving much encour- agement through the medium of inter views with property owners and prom inent citizens of the borough, relative to the advisability of adding an auto mobile fire truck 10 the department equipmnet. Chief Woodward has found that there is, a general sentiment in favor of adding to the effectiveness of the department by securing the new piece of apparatus suggested Though the initial cost of such a piece of motor apparatus as is wanted and needed for the better protection oi | property here will be quite heavy 1 Chief Woodward's plan to lay a spe- cial half mill tax over a period of years to pay for it would make the yearly cost almost negligible to the taxpay- CTS. no more per year for most of them | than the price of a good dinner Chief Woodward also has received encoura cement from important priv ate sources that may lead to generous contributions toward meeting part of the cost of the truck.
 Fabric Mill Employees Busy Anyway To hundreds of operatives in this town, and incidentally to the garage men and to automobile owners. the announcement that tire fabric mills have been obliged by the government 1 to give half of Sleir looms to t1t manufacture of tent duck is of spe- cial interest The government order means that there is going to be {; shortage of automobile tire fabric an( i that the prices of tires are going t( advance sharply, but it also mean that the fabric mill employees nere are not only going to be kept very l busy as long as the war last, but as well for long afterward, for the short i age in the tire market cannot be mad, Up until the fabric mills turn out tht necessary cloth.
 Coed Time to Renew Flag Display. With the coming of the first O i March, it was suggested Thursday, tn practice of having a general displa! i of flags in Danielson every day nigh be resumed. Many flags that wer i displayed from the declaration of wa last April until late into the fall an, early winter became, torn or faded or both. and have been taken dow and not replaced. Danielson's avenue of flags have almoRst disappeared an, it has been suggested that with tn