Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-12
.ADANIELsoN, ;.

.f,ieutAr.a.nt ssfras A, Marrer and Lieu
 tenant JohrsE E.. Cases re ,back in Dan
 iA1snIa. mi mus tered out >of service, and
 were gTketed5by sr1iasy friends on Fri
 day. These two 4oftioers, formerly
 with, Battery D. 56th Coast Artillery,
 afrfvedS hetex together Thursday night
 6I1ss tie T 1s20 car after, having been
 overssas since March, 1918. Both are
 looking 1spi erididly. and delighted to
 be back home, They were strangely re-
 united at Erest and came over on the
 same transport.e Lieyitenant Casey was
 scAnning tlfe list of officers on the
 he came. across, the. name of Lieut..
 warrens and looked .up to find the
 brother officer at his side. They had
 not sesn each otherS since last Sep
 ferred out, of theirx. battery and sent oh special. assignments to different
 parts of France. Needless to say,
 fhere was {msitual joy at the reunion
 and. a pleasant +tffp home. H .chautausua opened it's third season
 here Friday with every prospect of
 registering a. splendid success. Just afferno6fl, President Sidney w Bard, Of the Danielson, association, announc-
 ed that the advance sale of season tickets met the fulis amount of the guafaTtee of $f,125.. and this cheer ing news added zest to the opening of the five joyous days.
 <. The feature of Fridays entertain rnents we're the concerts by the 1919 Revue con1pany, group Of six young
 women, each an artist, chosen be- cause of her ability in ensemble work. They presented in striking fashion the latest song hits from the big nlu- sical successes. Their costumes were elaborate. Artsadded attraction at the evening entertainnent was a splendid ilecture-Peaces and Reconstruction- Inv Peter MacClIeen
 The signing of gurantors for next years Chautauqua is already under way and a number of sigma lures all ready have been obtained.
 East kiIlinsIy has become field of active operation for chicken. thieves, Arnold Rich of that section stated while in Danielson Friday morning. The chicken thieves have been pur- suing their game for several weeks and shave made some good hauls, cleaning out on rost of large mum bet of chicks and setting the brooder house afire. MT. Rich said that a young man: who lives at his home came in late on a recent night ands arrived just in time to frignten away two men: who were; near thes@ceops. g-4 The jumped into a top buggy ins which they drove away at top speed. They were disturbed just in time to prevent their making ahother haul.
 The assessors have some queer and amusing experiences aS they go about kllinsly conducting the painstaking joba ofssrexAfuing the towns property Asf af rule the officials sare courteously received. 'O'ccasiohally they get. re- verse action13apd someone locks a door on them They. go calmly about their work. however. attempting to do pened hcrcss in the borough. they ask what rent "a tenant pays. In a. par ticpfar casa they were told ,$2o@,s a mon th for a not too 3elaborate home, hardly worth what the tenant is ask S1s to pay each month. Yet the ten alt was fearful that an increase in the valua tion of the; property would mean another jump. in her rent She evidently. knows her landlord.
 A Los Angeles. paper announces that pany has arranged fof-~the erection of two sfea railis in that city, the building and equipment plans 'provid ing for the expenditure !ofr S25, 0o0 0.0o0. turing, the other for, rubber working -the n1ahufa cture of tires.
 : Special featufesFA t the Rexau store Vacation 4sale-Bulk chocolates, 47 cents lb.fs 3. pounds of; coffee, $1. Nose the Druggist. .-Aadv. :
 Corporal Carl Anderson who has been at Camp Devens for months. re- covering from injuries received in France a year ago expects to be mus tered out of. the service within few weeks. 5~. 4l,. < Luther Filling, who recently return eds from the Methodist Centenary .ob- servance4. at,gColumbus, Ohio. describ- es the event, as rerrarka ble,- particular ly, the pageant, which was deeply inn pressive. .~s..s
 suHs cfs tlies Liberty loan and other sGcil drives was to teach the saving habit which, the increase in new savings accounts show, is apt to prove . peru1anent one. -.-
 Deputy tAutomobile. Inspector R. c. Young is making a list of all dealers iii gasoline in szthis N.territoy:~ This fs made necessary, because such dealers are required to pay iastax.-sf ,s A. F. Bnrns.5 outside overseer at the Conpecticuts Mills, is having his annual : Members. of. the Dapielson Campfire Girls arc Tea.irg next Monday for a stay of two weeks at Crescent Beach. < Frank C. tDennison of Worcester was a visitor with. friends in DanieIson on Friday. .
 Miss (,atnsr1ne B.tLawton of Brook. yn is at No.thheld and will attend he conference at Camp Aloha while there.
 E. R Warren, JohnsI. Lusk. and Sid :. aey P. Marland have been in Boston on business pertaining to the secur- ng Of teachers and supplies for Kill ngiys schoole.. I
 According to a e weather observer here was q difference of nearly 40 de- yrees in the temperature on Friday of his week and of last week, the Fourth
 Coal handling devices recently in stalled at the: plant Of the Dayvi1le Brain and Coal company have great y facilitated the unloading of cars ind distribution of. coal, and . other to points where they are Hanted in the yard.
 D. Fred Eenworthy. who nas been seriously III. was reported on Friday IS consid era ply. improved.
 !. Liseh6eld.4Prof. H. s. Monroe. em- ,rit professor of mining at Colum- ,1a university. will lecture under the