Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-28
DANIELSON


 dress on Poland before the members of the Mems club at the Congregational ! church in Dayville next Monday even l ing.
 Mrs. Arthur W. Logee has been for a few days in New York. visiting with 1 her brother, H. E. Miner. Earl F. WinsIow has been appointed assistant postmaster at the Danielson postoffice. MT. Winslow has been an efficient clerk in the office for a num- | Der of years. | Members of C company, state guard, are now outftted with their new uni | forms, which are much like the regu- l lation army uniform, excepting that | the sleeves are trimmed with blue braid and there is a touch of blue on ] the shoulder straps. The buttons on the uniform are of brass instead of bronze.
 l Horace F. Turner, Rev. J. T. Ed | wards, Postmaster Raymond Allen and Miss Grace Stanton, all of Daneilson, will be speakers at the Sunday school institute to be held in Moosup Sat urday and Sunday.
 The body of Frank j. SayIes, who died suddenly in Providence, was buried in Dayville cemetery Thursday afternoon. MT. Sayles formerly lived Tn DdyFllle, D61nS one OL the ONeTSeeES at the mill. He was d member of Co., lumbian commandery, K. T. which
 was represented at the funeral by Danielson members of the Norwich or
 ganiZation.
 Raymond c. Stiles of Concord, N. H.,
 was visitor with friends in Danielson
 Thursday.
 Postoffice officials are calling atten- tion to the fact that mail boxes at
 houses are left unlocked by numbers
 of families. This careless practice is
 resultoing in the loss of important mail.
 The entertainment committee of the ! Danielson Girls club has arranged for
 the clubs first affair a whist, to be
 given on the evening of Mardi Gras at
 the home of Mrs. L. F. Kennedy, chair
 man of the committee on entertain
 ment This whist will follow the busi ness meeting of the organization which is to be held in the town clerks office
 at the town hall.
 Tobacco dealers are engaged in
 checking up their stocks in order that they may be able to make the proper
 returns and pay the increased tobacco
 taxes.
 Though the new auto fire bumper
 of the fire department has been in |
 tives of the underwriters have not yet arrived hero to make the official test
 that must precede it's acceptance. Search for Walter Ames continued
 during Thursday, but with the same
 lack of success that has marked all
 other efforts to find him since he dis appeared from his home nearly a week
 ago.
 Bankers here are offering their as sistance to those who wish their in
 come tax forms properly filled out, 9 Cashier Francis E. Storer of the : Windham County National bank said ] on Thursday.
 Sunday a membership and attend | ance contest will be inaugurated be-
 tween the Sunday schools of the Bap- . tist churches in Danielson and Put | nam. The contest will be on the same Y lines as the one recently held betwen . ! the Danielson and Willimantic church
 es and will continue for three months v The Danielson basketball team, by
 it's defeat of the St. Thomas team, has placed itself on such high level oi playing efficiency that it seems likely that today it is one of the very best !, basketball teams playing in southern !, l New England.
 G Attorney F. L. Darbie, town counsel = said Thursday that, so far as he knew l there has been no adjustment of the fl difficulty that has arisen between Miss h Gertrude Wardell, who was supervisor
 of music, and the town which, her at. fl torneys have given notice, will bt n made subject to suit if her claim fol
 compensation is not met 4 Nothing more definite has beer :, learned this week than has been pre-. f siously rumored relative to the resto-
 ration of afternoon passenger trains 6 on the line through Danielson, thougt n it continues to be said that the train! may be restored in the near future n Avellene Bonneville of the Berthi- = aume store has moved his family hert . from Putnam and is living in q home
 on Furnace street.
 $ Young men who are interested il e baseball and who are employed il
 manufacturing plants in the town hav'
 suggested that a Killingly mill league $ be formed this season. There is fin'
 material for teams in all of the mill! in the town, and it is felt that tho friendly rivalry that would be inspired D would arouse much enthusiasm. Clare N. Turner of the Goodyea, Mills company has returre ed from hi! western trip and has resumed his du, ties in the office of the company a si Goodyear.
 \ Farmers in this section seem agreed against the daylight saving plan, Du here in Danielson many who like Ions
 afternoons to work in gardens and tt give to interests other than their reg ular work attention are in favor O 2 moving the clocks around. day, a long list of socials and enter Next Wednesday being Ash Wednes-
 tainments has been planned for the week day nights preceding the opening of the penitential season. Included 1T the list is a number of dances Whicl have been exceedingly popular since
 the boys began to return from army \ service.
 \ T wish I Knew what ! could ust
 tiny pieces of cloth for unused tn, A wife.