Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-11
DANIEL SON

a visitor with friends in Danielson
Monday.
A large number of the Danielson
members of Putnam lodge of Elks will
be in Putnam this evening, when the
district deputy grand exalted ruler
will make a visitation.
Much cutting Of ice was going on
i'll the vicinity of Danielson Monday, 4
mostly by persons getting supplies
for their own use, on farms and such
places.
Mrs. Susie G. Williams. Brooklyn
has sent out notices, as secretary, for
a meeting of Ouinebaug Pomona
grange at Putnam on Washington's
birthday.
In schools of Killingly there will be
observances tomorrow in recognition
of Lincoln's birthday.
| have removed my marked from
Center of 2S Furnace street, opposite
Kennedys stable, and am prepared
to supply patrons with a full line of
sea food. w. A. Whipple.-adv.
Dorothy 6uissiere, 20 days, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Amer Russiere
died and was buried Monday after
neon in Holy Cross, cemetery. /. E.
Kennedy was in charge OF the funeral.
The funeral Of Ci2ophas ST. Amant,
of Ballouville, was held Monday
morning with services conducted by
Rev. Ignatius kost at St. Joseph's
church, Dayville. Burial was in st.
Joseph's cemetery. Louis e. Kennedy
was in charge of the funeral arrange
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. orrsy (. Potter en-
te-tained the members of the Round
about club at their home OIL Broad
street. Military whist was played.
The prizes were won hv Mrs. o. z.
Potter, Mrs. Phillips, Harry w. CLARKE,
Walter Anderson. A dainty lunch
vas served. After lunch Captain T.
Il. Withee, recently returned from
France, entertained with stories of his
experiences humorous and otherwise.
The committee of arrangements was
made up of Mrs. o. E. Potter, Mrs.
Walter Anderson and Mrs. D. f. Ken
worthy.
Don't forget! Fabric Shop special
White Goods sale today. Bleached
remnants 1 IL to yards long. Is to
20 cents yard Bleachei remnants,
done UP in pound bundles, ans run
ming from 6 TO Q yards, IS cents bun
dle. Sale starts 10 a. N. We are op-
rCsite Woodward's corner.--vadv.
Chief A. p. Woodwar5 Of the fire
department has plans for its reorgani-
zation, as will be made necessary by
tine placing Of the new automobile
truck in service in the vary near fu-
ture, The truck is now en- route to
Danielson.
A new company to man the SPLEEN
did new piece of apparatus will be
formed from memberships in the pres
ent companies. There will be keen
competition for places in the new
company. which viii include four OK
perienced drivers. 50 the chiefs task
IS not going to be an easy ore. though
the men of the department Fan he
trusted to leave the selection TO Chief
Woodward's good Judgment, which
has been many times manifested in
handling fire department affairs.
1t was stated Monday that a sDa-
cial borough meetin" may have to
be called. unless ii is desired to al
low the renewal Of the borough's con-
tract with the Crystal Water com
pany for hydrant service to go over
until the annual borough meeting in
April. a matter of about two months.
the point is that the old contra ct
between the borough and the water
company expired few days. ago and
at the present time. therefore. there
is no fixed agreement between the
parties. 1t is understood, however.
that the use Of the MIGRANTS is still
available to the borough III case of
need for the water has not been shut
off.
Ten years ago when the contract
that has just expired was made TIE
agreement as drawn was passed up
on in a special borough meeting. At
t1a6
secure a reduction in the annual rate
rer hydrant Of $50 to $25. 1T is I'M
derstood that there have been -on-
fcrences recently between representa-
tives of the borough and Of the wal er
company, but without definite results.
The matter is IN important one it
asmuch as there are 81 MIGRANTS in
the borough, SO the cost of the SER
vice is in excess Of $500 a year.
Only a very Few years ago one fire.
quently read and heard that there
we're too many physicians in the coun-
try, but if it were true at that time
it certainly is not true now. at least
as regards some of the districts here
abouts.
In that part of Rhode Island run
ming along the eastern border Of the
town of KiIiingly and. the town of
Piainfield and representing a large
area there is not one resident physi-
| Clan at present. People who become
| i'll out in that zone do so at their own
| risk. Some of Danielson's physicians
cannot answer calls to 90 out into
| that territory without seriously neg
| lecting their practice at home and in
| the more immediate vicinity and other
| physicians viii not consider calls
from the territory. which can be
reached from Danielson over Door
| roads, so poor. in fact, that some OF
the garages will not rent a ear to be
drive over them at certain times Of
The years, particularly in The winte,
and early spring.
But that doesn't help out the PEG.
| Ilc who would like to have a docto,
handy. There they are, out IN tht
country, facing whatever ills may be.
fall them-"and doctor twenty mile.
away"
If there IS a physician in Coprec.
ticut that isn't satisfied with his prac c.
tice, he can Go a great service to hui.
nanity-and keep busy at his Drofes.
sion by going into the territory men.
toned.
Figures are not available yet tt
show the condition of borough fl.
nances as they are likely to be at the
end of the fiscal year, which is neal
at hand, but it is stated by a horou Of
official that, were it not for the pur.
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