Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-19

matter Secretary Sid@ey z Marland.
Of the town school committee, sad
that Miss Wardell had been discharg-
ed by Supervisor Horace +. Turner,
and that the school committee had
voted to sustain the supervisor in his
action.
For Miss Warden, her attorneys
claim $780, which amount is repre-
scented as due her for the work she
would have done in carrying out her
contract, which, her attorneys claim,
has been unlawfully set aside by the
town school committee The comrnu-
nication also sets forth that other
compensation in tne nature of DAM
ages win be claimed unless her claim
for the $400 is allowed before tomor-
row.
The circumstances leading up to the
discharge of Miss Warden, whose
home is in GlenIidge, y. j., have not
been given out.
Persons who are liable to pay an
income tax are being warned of the
| fact that they have only until March
/ > in which to file their returns. In
this district the returns may be made
! to Deputy Collector ]. b. De Pas
quale at Putnam.
| Mr.. De Pasquale had not received
| up to Tuesday tae morning the new
forms upon which the returns are to
be made, but he was expecting them
i'll any mail. The income tax may be
paid in four installments, the first due
| on March 10.
Joseph White, who died in Webster
and was buried there Monday, was
veil known in Danielson to many
persons who followed the basketball
league when Danielson had a cham
Tionship team more than 10 years ago
| White was a member of the fast play
ing Webster team and during the nc
merous visits he made to this town
he acquired a wide acquaintanceshir
here.
A meeting of the newly organized
Girls club was held Tuesday evening
at the office of Town Clerk Frank T
Preston and the interest that is be
ing shown indicates that the club viii
he q success here. When suitable
quarters are found these will be fitted
UP and made an attractive gathering
PLACE for the many young women wht
are anxious to derive benefits from
the new organization.
! There is a movement on foot il
Danielson for a Clean-Up day during
late March or early April. This tow
beauty, yet from time to time it be.
! comes necessary to have a genera
cleaning up Of unsightly piles of rub
bish and OH accommodations. 'Fhi
spring is set as the time by thos,
who are interested in the CLEANUP;
movement for getting everyone Il
lend a hand so as to make the job ;
thorough one.
At DayviHe the work of filling tn
ice house near the carhouse of tn
Shore Line Electric Railway conpan,
is well advanced. A gang of men 1
! at work there and their efforts hay
resulted in storing a quantity of tn
cold stuff, of which Danieison is stil
without next summers supply.
Some here have questioned tn
: strength of the bridge over the Tiy
Mile river in lower Main street, a
to holIng uD the new motor purnpe
of the fire department, but those VIII
should know say there is no daree
on that point. and that when tn
| truck is put into commission it wi
be able to safely respond to an
alarms that will call for its servic
across the river, on the West sid,
where some citizens are anxious tha
I alarm boxes be installed. This, thaueI
| is a. matter for the Brooklyn fire dis
/ trict to consider. as the West Sid
. IS outside the borough. AS the Ouine
bauG company was a liberal contribu
. tor toward the purchase of the No,
6 truck it will be available for servIc
on the West Side.