Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-07
pANIELSON

oCOISS M. JOIudfl adS pSC1i AioiiiSN l.
as administrator of the estate Of his
father, Willard F. Jordan.
Palm Sunday will be, observed in the
churches of Danielsen next Sunday.
Recent photographs received here OF
Danny Doyle and Richard ]. Healey, by |
Everett Doyle, show these young SOL
diers of the famous Yankee division
to be looking splendid. They are due
in Boston today or tomorrow with the
1e2d infantry.
Rev. William Fl. Heigham of Trinity
church, Brooklyn. will preach at st.
Adams church here Thursday even
ing.
Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Edwards are tol
occupy residence on Hawkins street
the Baptist parsonage at the corner of
Reynolds and Broad streets having
| been sold recently by the church So
ciety.
| Having defeated Jewett City in the
deciding game of the series, Danielson
now has only one game to play-that
with Taftville-to decide the Eastern
| Connecticut championship series.
! Corporal Carl Anderson, wearing the
service ribbons Of the Spanish Ameri-
can war, the Mexican border campaign
and of the big show over there" is
at his home here on leave Of absence
| from Camp Devens. Corporal Ander-
son while on duty in first line trench
in France ON July 10 of last year was
SO badly wounded and burned that he
has spent all of the time since in hos
| pitfalls in France and in this country,
and only within month has he been
able TO have his uniform on. Still I'M
able to get about much without the
| aid of a cane, he is recovering stead
lily and looks in splendid condition.
Corporal Anderson is a member of the
162d infantry and is one Of a small
group of Danieison volunteers who
saw service in the Spanish American
war as we'll as in the latest and great
est conflict.
| The robbery of the store of Harry
Everglades on the West Side was re-
ported to the police of Danielson Sat
urday morning. the break having been
made during the night. Entrance was
gained by breaking out pane of glass
in the door and turning the lock.
Money to the amount of about s25 was
taken from the store. Up to Sunday
afternoon 1t had not been definitely
established as to whether other things
were taken but it is believed that
some goods We're carried off Another
small store on the West Side also was
entered and a small amount of goods
taken. The burglars, evidently local
: operators, left no clue.
Next Monday brings the annual Dor
ou9h election. in which there will be
apparently, but passing interest on the
part of the electors. though there will
be live interest in the business meet
ing. The chief clauses of interest in
: the warning for the business meeting
are those relating to the renewal OF
contracts with the Crysal Water com
tpany, for hydrant service, and with
| tho pnIr1la's oh nd
l pany, for street lights: These pro-
! posed contracts are for long terms and
= the voters will want to discuss them
it is indicated. with considerable de-
r tail
f Andreas Godreau and others have
5 sent in a petition asking for extension
r of the borough sewer system through
/. a part of Franklin street and that al
5 appropriation be made to meet thu
cost of the same This is the only
= petition that has been filed for sewel
2 extensions this spring.
2 Following is the flower guild com
mittee of the Corgrega churcl
] for April: Mrs II. D. Crosby, Mis-
r Alice Bugbee, Miss Louise Danielson
e Miss Agnes Jacobs, Mrs. w. B. Viii
} liams.
At the auction sale held at Attawau
gan Saturday, w. e. Frissell admins
traitor. the real estate was disposed o
to ]. II. Milligan of Elmville- for 81,
$ 025. The sale was conducted by j
O Carl Witter.
Chief A. P. Woodward of the fire de
= partment announced a new fire cal
It number-3S-a double three alarm
/, that will call out only the new auto
Dumper On such alarms other piece
of apparatus in the department wi
e not respond unless called out later.
e Candidates for mill baseball teams i
J KiIlngly will be out for practice thi
n week, providing the weather proves a
b all suitable The real opening of TIA
practice season has been delayed o
It account of the bad weather of the pas
l. ter days.
e John Horton is one of the Danielso
It men expected to arrive in Boston thi
IS week with one of the field artillery or
, carnations of the Yankee division
: with which he has seen hard servic
e, overseas. He enlisted at Providence.
J. With the advent of the traveIin
: season, there is an insistent deman
S, for letter, in the sense of more fire
/ quent, trolley service over the loo;
:. line, but no promise is being held oil
n TO. anything different than the pres
in ent schedule in the near future, so fa
as can be learned here.
ia Agent u n. lFueSOeti Oh the Attd
N waugan company has called a meetin
of Attawaugan people for tonight
10 discuss plans for the Welcome Hon
re celebration that Killingly will giN
next month in honor of its men WI
r. have been in the service. 1t is state
Sc that there is great interest in Il
celebration in Attawaugan, which vi
n lage furnished a large quota of me
st considering its population, and COZ
t siderable number of them were volur
teers.
r The announcement that General
". Atwood of Wauregan has bee
d. named as a member of the Connectic
I'd fish and game commission was r.
n ceived here with satisfaction. Gener
v Atwood is a sportsman in the pure
sense. The fact that this section
eastern Connecticut has a represent
tive on the commission is of speci
he interest to sportsmen, some of who
on sometimes feel that the fish and gar
he interests hereabouts will be bett
". served than has been the case mo
ut, of the time in the past.
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!tr WELLINGTON