Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-24
DANIEISON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON

Post Lee LHomme. -No./ 21. Ameri- can Legion Connecticut is the name adopted for the organization formed in this town. The brave young sol dier for whom the post has been named was a resident of Attawaugan at the time he entered the service and he gave dais life while fighting in France a short time before the armis- tice was signed.
 The biz sale of Holstein cattle con- ducted at the Kimball farm on Wood s
 hill in the town Of Brooklyn attracted buyers. from many sections of New
 England. At the sale 77 head of cattle
 were disposed of. the lot including
 calves, yearlings and cows. The anil
 mals went at from $50 to $260. the
 high prices being brought by thor
 cGghbred animals and the sale amounted to s77s5, it was stated on Remember the Civic Federation!
 Saturday will be Tag day in Daniel son. Give until it hurts-for the sio- gan still holds.-adv.
 What is the matter with KiIIingIy's property owners? It was stated on
 Thursday morning at the office of the
 assessors in the town hall building that as yet only about 25 per cent. of the property owners of the town have filed their tax lists, as they must do before November l. or suffer a penal ty of ten per cent.
 In some quarters an impression seems to have gained ground that no lists wiz be required filed this fall because the assessors have recently com p1eted a general revaluation of the towns pro V ty This is entirely err roneous ide,t, however. and has noth- ing to do with the requirement that
 lists be filed. This duty must be com
 piled with this year the same as in
 any other year.
 Unless there is a quick response to
 the call for> filing lists. the assessors will be Swamped with work in the last minute rush that is certain to en- sue, and then taxpayers cannot pos sibly be given the special attention that the assessors can accord them at this time.
 Announcement was made of the sale of what is known as the Rickard house on Broad street by Mrs. J. A. Paine to Arthur Lacombe. This dwelling is said to be one of the old est if not the very oldest, residence in Danielson, and is a splendid slightly place marking back to late colonial days. It was erected in 1757. it is said. and yet is in a remarkable fine state of preservation, a testimonial to the excellence of the york done by builders in the days when it was con Structed. Giant elrnS flank the lawn fronting the home.
 The mystery of the motorcycle found abandoned near the home of John Reed on the West Side was very quickly dissipa ted It was learned that it's owner, Michael Espinesa. of Brook lyn. had left the machine where it was found when it refused to function properly, and was intending to come back afaer it when his days work was completed. In the meantime it had been taken away and stored for safe tvs sake.
 One Of the biggest life insurance companies doing business in this ter ritory is sending out notices announc- ing that no dividends will be allowed at this time It is understood that this action is taken to build up the reserves, which were much depleted by the millions of dollars tIlsi. were paid out in death claims result ing from the influenza epidemic which 1 snuffed out scores of thousands of lives the country. The passing 1 of the dividends in no way effects the value fthe policies in force which i are as valuable to the holders as ever. 1
 They run on time. Pellett's Motor Bus service. Service to all points be 1 tween Danielson and Putnam and !; Danieison, Brooklyn, Central Village i and Moosup. We are now maintain 1 ing 45 minute service every after l 
 B. C. ConlSiin. representing the X. | T. s.nd T. company in this district, 1 w.ts It Hartford Thursday ,v3l.lg to i aite-i q C: :ti erce of employees of | Lh', 1t@ C .' tio.n.
  ting here with his parents. MT. and 1 Ms. John Iapele.
 Miss Yvonne Goulet of Cottage l street and Raymond Hanlon are to be ] na rried Monday at St. Jatnes' church.
 Schools are closed here today to i allow the tea chefs to attend the ,eachers' conventions being. held in Norwich New Haven and Hartford.
 At the annual meeting of Daniel son chapter of the Red Cross the fol- owing officers were elected for the en- ,uing year: President, Milton A. Shumway; vcie president. Mrs George H. Call; secretary, Mrs. Ernest NJ. Warren; treasurer. Francis F. Storer; | executive committee. Frederick A. Jacobs, chairman; Clarence A. Pot er, finance; Mrs. John Young. pro luction; Mrs. A. l.. Read, supply and Miss Susan Young ,anteen; Mrs. H. F. Tillinghast, mili- r ary relief; Mrs. Burdette c. Hopkins, shipping; Burdette c. Hopkins, pub 1 iicty; Miss Emma F. Filling. enter ainment; Miss Miriam Boomhower,