Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-03
DANIELsON

u1dtion That Hef SON fEeeterlck, WHO |
has been doing Y. NJ C. A work over |
came as a pleasant surprise. Us Mr.. |
Sibley was not expected for two
months at least
James Harvey, of the West Side, !
has arrived at Camp Merritt from
overseas. Private Harvey has been
fighting with the famous Yankee di-
vision, as a member of the 1921 in
fantry and was across from October,
1877. A telegram ON Saturday al
nounced his arrival at Merritt. 1t is
assumed here that he has been in
valided home.
In respect to DR.. Rienzi Robinson,
the public library. of the board OF di-
rectors of which he was member for
| years, will be closed today from to
O'clock
Sergeant Charles Rap1, who ar
rived from overseas with the mem
| bers of D battery, 56th Coast Artil-
| lery, visited at his home here, but is
not as yet discharged from the ser
| vice.
Henry C. Aerens of Nashua. n. H.,
visited with friends in Danielson over
Sunday.
The Sunday school social given at
! the Baptist church was a fine sue
| SNEo ttiiN heAfo S4hi|SNsH ~ V SANe'e
many.
The icemen have another chance
ice 6 inches thick now covers many
of the ponds hereabouts.
Riverview residents are again in
terested in talk relative to the con-
struction of new bridge leading to
their section of the borough. The
present bridge is in bad conc.tion and
does not fully meet the needs N sew
e.aI ways, of the Riverview section.
A prohibtion-time temperance
drink that is promised for Danielson
by patent medicine manufacturer =;
A pint concoction to include SO per
cent. grain alcohol suga" coloring
matter, essence of checkerberrT leaves
10 drops vanilla extract and some Wa
ter! 1t will be supposed TO be good
fcr what ais you.
At East kiilinq!y Sunday Rev. :.
T. Edwards conducted a funeral ser
vice, at the Baptist church, for John
Bartlett cemetery. A. .. Wood was
in charge of the funeral arrange
ments.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ruby j
Williams We're condIcte at Brookly1
Saturday afternoon by Rev. L. A
Blake. Burial was in Moosup cenae-
terry. The bearers were Joseph E
, Stetson, Charles S. Hyde, Irving FrinE
5 and Frank B. SpaldinS. A. f. Wood
: was the funeral director
! Included in the building plans o.
r the Connecticut mills for 1919 are 4
number of dwelling houses and q
! community building in which there
! will be wing that Will be used as d
hospital, providing moro adequate
l quarters than are at present availa,
BILE in the hospital at the mill This
: building also will contain an auditor
s inn that may be used for meetings
S dances and athletic events, rest room!
for women operatives. smoking room!
I for the men and a caf&teria At which
operatives will be able TO pur3aas'
each day lunches that will be serve,
= to them at cost. The bIilding will b.
quite pretentious and will help fulthe
e the company's progressive policy 0
n doing many special things for th
n comfort and well being of the EN-
d pIoyes.
Friends here learned of The death a
v | Moosup Saturday of Mrs Nora Moore
E so. wife of James Moore.
s Arthur Day is recovering from
p 0ound in his leg. cut with an axe
c Four stitches We're required to clos
: the wound, which was just above III
S knee.
S Mill men say that they are hopin
for better conditions in the buy:1
y markets during February. Since in
n signing of the armistice the cordItio
a OF the market has been very muc
V upset and very irregular and this ha
d had it's effect on manufacturing.
n, Though Trinity ortho5ox Gree
Il church has been completed, service
,e will not be held there uatn spring.
h all probability, There is a gree
" scarcity of Greek priests in this cour
} try and up to date one has not bee
a assigned to the congregation in Dar
IN lesson.
il Attorney E. l. Darbie was eIecte
re president OF the Danielson cuisines
Mems association, George F. DavignC
/ secretary and Clifford H, StarkWea
" tier treasurer
During 1919, the organization e,
III poets to be more active chan il hS
>, been during the war period, durir
Fl which most of the members were vcl
II busy with many special duties in az
dition to their regular work.
- Transportation matters was one
- the things discussed at the meeting
u members of the association. Repor
-, made showed that there is deficit
"a about 5000 for two months in conlle'
~, ticn with the operation of the mot'
Il ~ bus route between Danielson al
!! GOODYEAR. 1t was not anticipated Lii
| this surface would be Self-6urpoHtr
l. during the winter season, but neith'
"a was it realized that the revenues fro
h. the service would not be greater tina
p they proved.
= The loss in the operation OF tn
of service has led most Danielson bus
ak ness men to believe that it is NJ
IN profitable to maintain it, exceptir
.ir perhaps on Saturdays and some evt
an uings during the week. This opinic
has been arrived at with regret III
situation as regards trolley servi'
can only be regarded with regret, f
it is realized that conditions as thu
on confront the road are such as not
warrant expecting any better servi
sc than is now being supplied. And
I'd to steam trains. no action has be-
to taken toward d bettered service.
One man who has gone over t
irs whole transportation problem as it a
plies to Danielson as a trading cent
to is of the opin+nn that the whole prop
sition mar as we'll be let severe
of alone for the present and during t
ne period OF reimbursement.
ay Until operation costs and maint
vi nance cost fall from their prese
es- high plane" little in the way of il
- provement in service may be look
for" this man says. 'Everythi
costs to much Even in the case
the auto transports. The price +
the vehicle is very high, this tying
~ much money of the man who wol
S@ operate one. Tires are away up
the air. and though the war is OK
gas sticks at the same old top not
I'll. price, Repairs are expensive and
els trustworthy man to operate the vel
Fla nd win &c Ci1pTad
nd money no ior sucn Wofh' me answer 7,