Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-27
DANIELSON

IFxlNkEskAJOiN
Many citizens are receiving forms
on which to make their income tax
returns, which must be filed b.
March Is.
Bohemian club members will play
the third series of games in their
tournament at the club rooms this
evening.
j. F. Lewis was in Meriden We'd
nesday on a business trip.
Henry V. Newton OF Mz.'lboro Wis
tied with frit~is in Danielson We'd
Iesday.
George Dunn and Joseph Ferrigno,
two Danielson boys who recently ar
rived home from overseas, have form
ed business partnership here.
The stretch of highway between
Dayville and Goodyear is one of XII
lingly's much used thoroughfares that
will need attention during the CON-
ing season. 1t is in poor condition a.
the result of heavy wear.
Wednesday morning the funeral o
Joseph Manse, infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Manse, was held from
their home on Garter street. Rev.
John Roux, NJ s., conducted the ser
vice at st. James church. Burial was
in Holy Cross cemetery Martin T.
Eurns was the funeral director.
There are Danieison soldiers re-
Gently returned from overseas who are
in thorough disagreement with Cen
| eral Pershing. Charles NJ. Schwab ct
| al over conditions at Brest. The
Danielson boys spent 10 Gays there
| awaiting embarkation for home and
what they have to say about their
camp wouldn't look we'll in print.
| Their description of it is q sea of
mud surrounded by eXasperatiEg con-
| ditions-worse than anything they ex-
perienced at the front outside Of act
uaI fighting. The Danielson soldiers
were there late in December and If
January.
| The suggestion has been heard that
meeting Of Killingly's returned sol
diers be held for the pucp1ee of form
| ing an association. This is being done
in many towns and cities in the coun
! try and is regarded as the first steI
| toward the orgaization of a nationa
| association tht in time will be the
| largest of all the patriotic organiza
tons of the country. 1t is estimated
| that nearly 400 men were in the ser.
vice from E1illingly. Many of these
have retur . to civilian life, so til,
| work of organizing could be taken VI
at any time
Walter anoes u,hn atsar mrr+ loI
week ago tonipb+ r., +n 10,
evening he had not been fond Par
ticular @ention has been paid to III
covered brook that runs close to thu
Ames home and under corner O
the Westfield Congregational churcl
and under Davis park. Lows an
young men have ventured far int
this covered brook. but without find
I ing any trace Of the missing mar
who is generally believed IN }e door
g. Jan,es, na.;.l t,,, . ~ :o u .,s1
it has bnen ,rTa,,S,aa ''G. 60 I",,o''lq Una
on a site OWED b,, Tho o', 1l,,r ~. eGet
on e, ~ 80 Wv ,leo oZ tne churcn socle!
street probably will not be ereCte
this year. the Jubilee YEAR Of tho nav AZ
ish utfle-s there is . decided dron j
the price of matarfaIs In am. o,io,,.
the building viii ba = s,or,c,,5,, -.
pensiye strTIc+r,ra IN ereo+ ca "a 81 -
must be kent yvitff,, az 50 ,slc e oI,I
limits as possible. poss;b1I- b,. no AZ
wear the y.oriz ma. h o''7,2tf oS LeA
kiIiinaIy is aB,ortiora4 -. 49,
heaviest share Of the - n6o co I'',t
tax that must be raid Nv Anil + h
: the l. towns that make NJ, H. ao,r7t,
This towns share is 81 ngq % A.
. r9ngements for having lie 49, -
. allI7, will he considarad ~ . ,ra 20
= Isr citizens in The ra,r f,,+,, q i'ie'
! ,<-u,-,, 49,. : - T.
H. sr - -ofa,,. ~ 9oIns 70 be SO DR.
',,,athl i'ii - III -, Ie uurllls me next te
; 80. Ms II an SlofieS heard abot
,, quarts Of Iqcors have been nTrc ,I1;9' 60
t. evade having HIGHER r,.ina,, e-' 80
: during the past sew weeks and ~,
been brought into homes here or
stored away. These purchases are +,
! home and medicinal" purposes #
p said. and the Indications seem H.
that large numbers Of persons eyne
to be terribly ii over a PROLONGED ~