Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-21
DANIELSON

Monday morning that he is 70 re-
model the Heneault building. fopGper-
ly known as the Hutchins building,
on Main street, next to the Cyr build
ing.
MIR Heneault is to raise the entire
structure three feet, ,bringing il
somewhat above the sidewalk level
A brick front will be built and three
cement columns will go into the front.
reaching from the sidewalk to the top
Of the building. These columns VIII
be after the style employed on fhe
Windham County National Bank |
buildins. Plate glass windows will |
be used throughout the front.
The interior of the building also |
provide modern quarters. all ceilings |
being of steel.
The work of raising the building |
will begin within few days and it |
is hoped to have the entire work done |
some time during the spring
Mr.. HeneaSlt plans to occupy the
building himself for business pur-
poses. When the changes that have
been planned are completed Daniel
son will have another attractive bus
mess block.
Herbert Dumas, g. the little Moo
sup boy who was injured when he
+alked backward into an automobile
driven by Charles E. Aver, DEPUTY
sheriff, Dayville, died at the Day
Kimball hospital in Putnam. The
Boys parents in Moosup. It is be-
lieved that a ruptured intestine was
the cause of death
Sheriff Aver is very much deoress-
ed over the accident and he stated
Monday that. had the little boy been
his own, he could not have done
r'ore 10 avoid having his machine
strike him. The car at the time was
being driven in low speed and was
| not travelling faster than person
ordinarily walks.
Notices were issued Monday for
| special town meeting to ba held here
week from tonight. At this meet
| ing citizens will be called unon to
consider the matter Of providing an
| honor roll il recognition Of what the
! towns sons have done in TIE ser
vice. The meeting also may con-
| slider arrangements for a propar
home coming celebration for the
boys.
The funeral of Eugene Kopesz, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. stephen t(opetz of
| that village, vas held at Wauregan
| Monday afternoon. Th2 little boy
died of diphtieria. Louis L. Ken
| nedy was in charge OF the funeral
arrangements.
A fife and drum coras, with ABOUT
! IS members. has been organized il
| DanielsOn, the moving spirit il, the
| enterprise being Earl Wood Of the
West Side. Tire boys. have been hold
! Jig rehearsals and certainly can give
4 I demonstration that would make
the rattle Of a oarrage lire a little
jealous. There are number OF
colonial drums in the corps and these
in action help the men Of Ciyik W II
days 10 bark back to the old times.
! J. is understood that the corps IS -
be uniformed through the generosity
OF a local manufacturer
Joseph Tetr9auIt was given a birth
Gay gift, rs Il surprise. of 4 Soll
chain and ST. John Baptist society
emblem. The gift came on Mi Te-
,reaui's 54th birthday ana was in
recognition Of the faithful service as
- officer that Mr.. retreaul: has ren-
dere0 the society in which he has
been so prominent for . long tern OF
Years.
Business mon and professional
men here and prominent citizens gen
orally are being invited to write lei
terS that are expected to have an ill.,
huence in getting legislators n the
, Connecticut general assembly to fall
into line and vote in favor Of the rati-
: tication Of tho prohibition amaud-
r1ent that has been sweeping vic,ori-
ously through he legislatures of tho
: country. MANY hero who have beer
invited to write the letters have done
50, many others who have received
likn Invitations have failed 10 DO 50
f Some great strings Of pickerel
5 have been shown in Danieisoa durin.
the past few days. which have Yro.
/ Eldcd weather IDEAL for ice fishing A
! L. Woodward who was in ASHORE
! with n party Of DanieIson, Whitman
9 tic and Hartford men. showed hi!
4 share string of 20-of their catci,
= including 3pounder that he haule,
out himself.
2 Arthur W. Williams, the famuu
! | Pop" holds the seasons blue rib
= bon, however, he bringing in on
! that weighed 4 "a pounds. This fir
t fish was caught in a. du@oqt accord
: ing to the b s. Information that car
b he obtained on the subject.
= Letters and postcards mailed b
| Danielson boys. who are in y ba
terry, seth Coast Artillery. now a
Camp Mills, began to be received
1 mere MOIQdE. L ne DUyS I'LL max
haste to state their Joy over BENZ
hack on this side of the world---an,
do not forget to mention that the,
had d mighty rough trip on the wa,
la elk. an experience that was tenn
pered with the satisfa elton of know
ing that every roll of the shiI
brought them little nearer little O
New York.
Treasurer Clarence A. Potter of th
Brooklyn Savings bank is en- rout
to Texas, where he viii visit with hi
sister during a vacation period tina
is expected to last about mouth.
Sergeant Carl Anderson. who wa
wounded in France last summer
| still unable to walk and when he ar
rived at Camp Devens a few days ag
he lay on an army stretcher 0
! which he was lifted out through
window Of the car in the train O
which he came in. His complete re
covery is looked for. however, in du
course of time. Sergeant Anderson
102d infantry, is a veteran of tn
Spanish American Wa, the Mexica
campaign and of the big show "ove
there"
Danielson chapter of the Red eros
is busily engaged in completing
hurry order for 300 skirts for womel
InlS garments are 10 go 10 Eur9T
for the use of refugees.
Arthur Barbeau, in the naval Sc;
vice at Newport, visited at his hon
here.
William ]. Young, John II. PER-
and James n. Tucker. members
/ LADY PINK TOES