Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-05
DANIELSCN


 Ssa.ansh Morning of Below Zero Tenn persture-Man Found Lying in Gut. ter at Midnight-Derhy Residence c! '. Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Q. Blake Dam. aged by Fire-Present Coal situa- tioR-Drcll Experience of John D. Horton.
 Ice houses at Quinebaug have been . n1led to capacity with as fine an ice gappiy as has been harvested here II. years. There are thousands of tons of it The threat Is already heard that, un. less the coal supply is materially tn- ! cseased in Danielson some public places will have to close, for no fuel vii, be allotted to heat them.
 Souvenirs From France. Friends here received on Friday souvenirs of France in the form of it- tie silk handkerchiefs. They were l forwarded by Private Adeisrd Bar ! beau and were made in the town where the regiment to which he is <; attached is stationed. The handkcr- ] chiefs have an embroidered set of al- ] lied flags, with that of the United . States in the center.
 Below Zero For Seventh Morning.
 Friday was the seventh consecutive morning during which the ternpera- fure in Danielson registered zero or far below that mark. Continued sui fering from the cold was the lot ot many families who live in poorly heat ed houses.
 Tidines From England.
 Letters have been received here iron, Lorimer Dixon, who at the time the letters were written, about the mid de of December, was in England with the aviation section to which he is attached Tn clerical capacity.
 Lying in Gutter at Midnight. On Broad street, near the Higf1 School building, with his face rest ing upon tfe ice-covered street. and wearing no overcoat, Officer John Mcfarland found a man who had laid down to sleep in the gutter after the midnight hour. the temperature al the time being below zero. A per son resident in that section saw the man lie down and sent the call for the officer.
 Blake Residence Burned Out.
 Mir. and Mrs Alfred D. Blake los' all their household possessions In fire that ravaged their home in. Der by in this state, where MT. Blake formerly d resident of Brooklyn, is superintendent of the trolley lines Mrs. Blake Is now visiting with rela. tives in this vicinity.
 Honor Roll For State.
 That he may compile a statistica 1& A4IA Wilson, clerk of the board of select men, is procuring list of Killingly men who are in the naval or army ser vice of the United States. This towr has 39 selected men at Camp Devens and many more in the coast artillery and in the regular army and navy.
 Captain Darbie's Application.
 Captain F. L. Darbie, reserve list. formerly commander of the Thirteenth Company, was prompt to take advan. tage of the suggestion, received her' on Friday, that reserve officers sent in their applications for appointment to officers training schools. If Cap tain Darbie's request for service i' promptly acted upon, he will go t Spartansburg, N C., some time thi month.
 Frost Damage of $2oo. -.. . It is estimated that the damag caused by the frost to pipes in tn High School building cannot be re paired at an expense of much undo s20o. It is expected that repairs vii be made Tn time to permit of resum ing sessions of the school on Monda, next.
 Night Train Could Be Spared.
 As counter proposition to the pro posal for removing the 3.o5 D. m. ant 3.55 D. m. trains through here, nex Monday, 1t was suggested Friday tha the southbound night boat train b taken off. This train no longer sup plies connections at Putnam from ros ton and is very little used hy io:a traffic between Putnam and Norwich and the service that it performs conl be. cared for by the southh0u1d ev ening train through here at G.15.. Re moval of the 3.55 D. m. ra!l will leav Danieison without passenger trai service to the south rom 9.42 in tn morning to 615 ct night