Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-02
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
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Jail Priseners, Member s7--As Load of Coal Arrivesa-6oard of Relief Be- eins Sessions--Rolsnd H. Gray Se- riously IIl--ouinsbaus Lodge in New Quarters.
 February introduced itself to the people of this community with an early morning temperature of above Miss Susan Collins, who recently un- derwent an operation for appendicitis it the Day Kimbal. hospital was re- ported Friday as resting. comfortably. ss. Sixty -Prisonerss at Jail.
 There were S7 prisoners at the coun- ty sjaila in Brooklyn Friday At times this winter the number of prisoners las been eless.than 50, an. unusually low number for the cold weather sea- son.s@ s-T Aassi ssses
 :. .KiIlingly High Sschool basketball team played league game with Put nam High school -team at Putnam Fri day evening, A number of students went alone. with the team and encour- aged the players during the game. The. board of relief will be in ses- sion at, the town hall building on the following dates, from 1880 a. m. to F m. and from 1.30. p. m, to 4 p. m: Feb ruary 2, 5, T. g. IS, 16., 19, 21. John H. Perry chairman: W. Irving Bullard, James N. Tucker, cierk.-adv
 ss'r In New Quarters. Quinebaug lodge of ddd Fellows, re- cent lessees of the hall on the third cuofet the quarters, which are to bo repaired and fitted later
 Candidate for Norwich State Farm. James Friery, who has. almost a classic record in the. town court of Killingly. where he has been periodic visitor for years, wasAzbefore- Judge Woodward Friday morning and was sentenced to serve 90 days for having been intoxicated.
 Seriously III.
 :: RolardtHs Grays who is i'll with pneumonia, was reported Friday as resting comfortably, but his condition continued to be regarded as danger ous.
 AtsRelative's Funeral. 4 Michael Head and daughter, Miss Margaret Head. of Academy street, were in Woonsocket~Ff Friday to attend the funeral of relative, Mrs. Edward Nee.
 Carload of Coal Arrives.
 The arrival here Friday of one car of hard coal for distribution to fami- lies that are in dire need or fuel, brought a little ray of hope into the fuel situation.
 4 Cord wood from the surrounding country is to be brought here, loaded on cars and shipped to the island forts below New London. it was announced Friday.
 Recently elected officers were in- stalled Friday evening at a meeting bf Unity encampment, I. o. O. F.
 Mrs. B. J. Hale. mother of Charles W. Hale, is visiting with relatives ir Hartford and Meriden. She will be tway for several months.
 German Registration Next Week.
 In accordance with an order recent E issued, the registration of German kubjects who are males and over 1l years of age will begin here Monday Under direction of the police depart fnent.
 Mrs. c. P. Barber will have the members of the Ladies' Reading circle 1t her home for g. meeting Monday.
 Rev. William O. Darby of the Hoo- sup Methodist church is to preach ate the morning service at the Methodist church Sunday x
 Saving It All R;ehtI
 The coal situation in Dauielson ha. reached the stage where there is nt longer any need of urging people t, save a shcvelful of,coal They, hay ing tried st6 BuN coal, are snews sss vin, every ScsHd ahatS1s. .sooasielss lye4s .a' Board of Relief in Sassien.
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 James N. Tucker, menshexs of Xii to begin their work on the graIld list as recently completed by the asses Sors. They are. to give hearings a stated periods throughout the .mnntf The value of war certificates, tn savings Of which is becoming an ap plaudable habit hereabcute advance one cent in value on the first Of tn month, as they will continue to do fc the next five years The certificate are now worth $4.fs each iss
 Hard to Break Winters Backbone.
 This Is ground hog day, the day up on which most people either amuse c deceive themselves with the old be lief that the ground hog appears af ter long period of Information, ant if he sees his shadow, remains abroa, Knowing that the backbone Of winte Is broken. If it is bright, and he see DO shados#, hestetires again ,te his bur row td remain during the six week of cold weather that is likely to fol low. fS.
 Shadow os n6 shadow, it would see, this winter that nothing less than sledge hammer can break the back of cold weather period that seems wifi put end.