Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-12
DANIELSON

tanker Communipaw, reported by |
| wireless as in distress somewhere in !
| the Atlantic. Captain Mason is not |
with the vessel now. however.
Henry C. Benz of Worcester was a
visitor with friends in Danielson
| Tuesday.
Dnaielson will be represented by a
large delegation when the Twenty
sixth (Yankee) division passes in re-
view in Boston This town is repre-
scented by a number of soldiers in this
| famous fighting outfit.
| The pinochle, whist, billiard and
| pool tournaments between members
| of the Bohemian club will open at
their rooms Thursday evening.
Walter Murphy has returned from a
| visit with friends in Lawrence.
Corporal Carl Anderson continues
| to improve at Camp Devens, where he
has been for several weeks after ar
rival from overseas.
Attorney Harry e. Back and Mar
shall j. Frink, of Canterbury. were
visitors in Providence.
More cars are said to be in ser
vice now than in any February since
automobiling became popular, and
this is due to the open season, with
entire absence of snow.
With continued cold for a few days,
Danielson will be assured of an ice
crop for next season. At Quinebaug
lake the ice is in good condition and
getting heavy enough to cut. Tues
day morning the temperature was
above zero.
Members of the Business Mems as
ISOLATION will be in session Friday
evening to discuss transportation over
the Danielson- Goodyear line.
=
planned an all-day hike planned for
Washingtons birthday, which will be
a holiday in the schools of Killingly.
Or w. J. Sly will conduct the
class at the Baptist church Thursday
evening. This will be the first meet
ing of this organization.
Mrs. ". J. Gallup will have the
members of the Mothers CLUB at her
home for a meeting tomorrow.
1t continues to be necessary for the
police to warn certain automobilists
not to drive past standing trolley
cars in the business center of DAN
ielson.
What Lincoln said relative to a
government of the people. for the
people and by the people is being
thought of by many in Killingly to-
day, if all one hears counts for any
thing.
= Mrs. F. O. Arlington will have the
s members of the Ladies Sewing so
:. ciety at her home for a meeting on
o Thursday afternoon.
Corporal James Harney's descrip-
tions to his relatives and friends here
e of some Of the early lighting that
II his regiment the 1O2nd infantry, of
the Yankee division, went through are
= thrilling in the extreme. Facing death
= every instant and every turn, these
= brave Americans outbattled numeric-
,, ally superior forces of Germans and
- were among the first to teach them
e that Uncle Sans doughboys were to
= be feared by even the most skilled of
y veteran fighters
Danielson has a new orsanization-
The Athletic club, in which about SC
= young men have taken membership
70 The organization has leased Gallup's
} hall and fitted up quarters there. A
piano, Fictrola and pool table are in
= cluded III the equipment. The men,
II bers have Il meeting scheduled foE
this week for the purpose of electins
S officers and considering business per-
a tanning to the management of theiI
r organization.
Chief A. P. Woodward, of the fire
department, has called a meeting OF
it's members for Friday evening. This
will be q reorganization meeting al
which z company to have charge o.
the new motor chemical truck lilleN
a will be formed, its personnel to bt
II taken from the ranks of the four com
u panies that at present are located a
- the central fire station on Academy
street. When the new auto -pumpe
10 is put in service, which probably viii
be about the first of March, tn
4! steamer General Putnam will go int
;f;ne reserve Of the department
equipment. The steamer will at al
l. times be kept in condition, however
l. TO meet an emergency call. The US
De of the new automobile piece of ap
/ paratus will also require a reorgani
II cation of the two hose companies tina
re have depended on horse drawn an.
to hand-draWn apparatus. and all o
'e these matters will come up for con
e; sideration at Friday evenings meet
ID ing.
Chief Woodward said Wednesda!
n that there Will be an underwriters
is test of the new piece of apparatus be
"A fore it is accepted by the borough
ne These tests are usually severe an
g. include a pumping test of two hour
r. at high pressure. The test will prob
On ably be carried oft somewhere nea
it the bitches of the water power system
of the Danielson Cotton company an
as may be witnessed by the public
nd The union congregation that at
by tended the Roosevelt Memorial ser
re vice at the church at Canterbur
Green Sunday characterized the ser
On mon preached by Rev. E. A. Blake. I
at D, of Brooklyn, as the most force
I'd ful and impressive heard in tn
CHI church in many years. The union G
church congregations in Canterbur
for this service brought togethe
many persons all of whom, throug
the eloquence of the preacher. wer
away with a broadened understand
er ing of what it means to be such
great American as former Presider
i'll Roosevelt.
KS This years meetings of the Xii,
lie ingly board OF relief are much 3fte
the style of what might be considere
IS arnistice sessions. The member
as have no business, that is, they al
rs getting no requests for reductio
from the values fixed by the asses
r. sors. Some persons who neglected
file lists and have been ten percent
nj ed" have been in to interview I'll
board, but the board is powerless
- help these defnquents. Howeve
more than two weeks remain in Fet
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