Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-04-01
DANIELSON

Sergeant Raymond Hamilton will re-
turn to Railway, N. j., to receive fur
Their treatment for his shoulder, seri-
ously injured while he was in service
in France.
There was a very large attendance
Monday at the auction conducted at
the Jerry Elliott place in Wauregan by
J.. Carl Witter. Those in attendance
included large number of cattle buy
ers from different parts of the state.
Odd Fellows Rebekah play Friday
eve, April ADV
Miss Katherine D. Aylward was in
New London Monday attending con-
ference of chief operators, S. n. Il, r.
company of eastern Connecticut
A district meeting of representatives
of Girls clubs in Danielson, Putnam
Plaintield Manchester and Rockville
was held Monday at the home of Miss
Helen Atwood in Wauregan.
A. TAFT Hope of the Assawaga Wool
en- company at Dayville has been con-
fined to his home by reason of having
an injured foot, the result of stepping
on nail.
Mondays weather brought a contin-
uation of the snow flurries that have
been coming daily since Friday.
Adelard Bar5eau has returned from
visit with friends and relatives in
Pawtucket.
The roll call and supper of the Bap-
fist church is scheduled for this eve
ming.
This is the day that pocketbooks in
the streets and other such finds should
be looked upon with suspicion.
Trout fishermen who go out to Snake
Meadow brook today will find one dis
appointment awaiting-a long stretch
of favorite fishing ground through tbs
Young farm meadow posted by the
new owners of the place.
A special election has been called at
Brooklyn TO fill vacancy that will be
caused by the removal TO Greenfield,
Mass, of Rev. George F, Genung, DID.
the towns judge of probate. AS Os-
car f. Atwood, who has served Brook
Ign faithfully a number of terms in
this Office, has received both the re
publican and democratic nominations
for the place, there remains practical
iy no doubt that he will take up the
duties OF the Office again late in April.
At the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. DeForest Wells. West Side, Sat
urday. Miss Myra Wells, who has been
teaching in Hartford and Cadet Hand,
Of Yanhank. l.. l., We're united in mar
riagC by Rev. Walter g. Williams pas
tor Of the Westfield Congregational
church. Miss Lulu Wells and Ray
Bailey were the attending couple The
marriage ceremony was attended only
by relatives.
Kiringly High school reopened Nor
day morning after having been closed
for one week The present spring
term viii end with the graduation. in
June Of the class Of Nineteen Nine
teen.
Not satisfied with their present col
lection Of gold service stripes, some
Danielson young men are talking seri-
ousiy Of volunteering for membership
in the new permanent army Of occupa-
zion for holding Germany in check un-
Ill things are normal again. These
mCl have been home from France for
q time and are nearly ready for an
ether trip across.
Philip Roherge, winner of the distin-
-uishod service cross, has been seri-
Dusty in the past week az the home of
hi sister, la Dayville but was report
cd Monday as resting more comfort
ably.
There were indications Monday that
iLui"i5G0's gasoline war. resulting IL
"a drop Of the price OF the fluid from
9% 90 - cents during the past few
days viii be ended soon and tha. the
gas win bc rut back to the price at
which ii hos been selling for weeks.
Nestor Godreau Of Dyer street, who
was seriously injured, nearly three
weeks ago in the accident that caused
The death OF Willard +. Jordan. remains
1T The same at the Day kimlall hos
pItal II was stated Monday that he
has no recollection whatever of The
accident or the circumstances attend
ing IT, though it is hoped that his mem
ory viii clear in the not distant future
so That he will be able to give a ver-
sion Of what happened
Included in recent additions Of books
to the public library are a number of
volumes dealing with the great con
fiict that actively ceased in Eurone
last November. There are other new
-autobiographies. collective
biography fiction, history, travel and
poetry.
It was stated Monday that no con-
ceSsions have yet been obtained from
the Crystal Water company relative
10 a reduction in rate for hydrant ser
vice under the terms of a pending con-
tract. Borough officials seeking a low
er rate feel that the borough is entitled
to at, and it is understood, q sustained
effort to get a reduction of at least So
a hydrant per year.
Mr.. and Mrs. William n. Putnam of
Hartford have generously offered gifts
totalling $500 to help meet the cost of
restoring st. Adams parish rectory.
damaged by fire a week ago Monday.
The parish loss is protected by insur-
ance however. Mr.. and Mrs. Putnam
formerly lived in Danielson and at
tended st. Adams church. Mr.. Put
nam is state chairman of the Victory
loan drive to be conducted in Connec-
ticut this month.
Mrs Marinda c. Butler Robinson an
nounced Monday that she had received
a check from the Danielson Cotton
company, to 30 toward meeting the
salary of the district supervisor of
clubs. The supervisors salary is APP
portioned between the clubs in Plain
field, Killingiy, Putnam, Manchester
and Rockville and amounts TO $4,000