Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-11
WARDEN's REPORT Annual Statement of Frederick Gun. neen Regarding Borough Affairs.


 The following is the annual report | of Warden F. E. Cunneen: To the Electors of the Borough of | Danielson:
 | Your warden'S report for the fiscal year ending March S1st, 1918, is as
 follows
 We, show practically s4.O0s ,,,crease l in debt for the year, due entirely to new. sewer construction. There will be during the coming year. part If this returned through assessments of sewer benefits. During the coming year. the only sewer to be construct ed that has been voted upon. is for one calling for an expenditure of s685. outside of this one sewer, the borough | should not under any consideration build any more sewers the coming year.
 All cities and boroughs have been asked by the national state council ! oi defense, not to expend any money unless it is absolutely necessary and there IS no question but what we car, go 1fear without further sewer con stTEction,
 As regards the present lighting contract by which the borough is hgh1sa. This contract has not a very " Inng tir1e to rur before it is renewed. the matter should be gore into very carefGli,' With the view of securing ! he tier service.
 i The police department during the last yesr has gone behind $500. which is partially que to the increase in wages granted the police force which was absolutely necessary. | In closing, your warden respectfl1Uy asks the e.eetor9 of. Danielson to show more interest in borough affairs by attending hotii regular and special meetings which arc called from time to time. Only in this way. can your officers keep the expenditures of the borough within their proper limits. Violated Dog Quarantine Order.
 Upon his return here Wednesday evening, Howard Elliott, Hartford. deputy commissioner of domestic ani- mals, said that Earl Burlingame and Pete, Peter Riley, both of the town Of Thompson, were fined $4 and costs each in a justices court in that town In the morning, for having violated the quarantine order pertaining to dogs. .
 The thoroughbred Airedale-Nippin owned by Mrs. Roosevelt of inc town of Thompson, was imuounded put released upon the payment of the dog warden's fees. @.5~ G Company Escaped War Hazards,
 Casualty lists from General Persh ing's forces in France that were pub lshed Wednesday evening did not contain the name of any soldier who could be recognized as resident in this vicinity. Since Company M of the lO2nd infantry, in which there are as number of Killingly boys, was so bad- ly shattered on St. Patrick's day. there has been some apprehension here over their fate. Most of the men in inc regiment from this part of the state are in G company, and this command seems to have been more fortunate than some of the others in/the regi- Qent.
 All Working For Liberty Loan
 Danielson's Liberty loan drive con- tinued with unabated vigor wednes. day, as it did throughout the villages of the town. Splendid results are be- ing achieved and by booming along at the rate that has been maintained during the week there is no question but that Killingiy win win one of tfa honor flags that are so coveted hy ali the towns and cities of the country.
 Reports from the other towns in tha district indicate that good work is be- ing. done and that every one of these towns will do their utmost to 20 over the top in the third Liberty loan