Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-03
DANIELSON

William McDermott of New Bedford is visiting his mother, Mrs. Michael McDermott, of High street.
 With daily minimum temperatures of IS to 22, Danielson has been experi- encing some of the coldest weather of the winter"
 Henry c. Larsen of Bridgeport was visitor with friends in Danielson on Wednesday.
 It is estimated that 175 attended the annual roll call and supper at the Baptist church.
 Chief John Mcfarland isn't worried any about anyone breaking out of-or into the police station. Even some of those that get in don't want to get out. Henri I. Baer shipped a police dog | from the Palisade kennels at East Xiii lingly to Cuba. The dog will leave New York on a boat sailing today | (Thursday).
 DaneIscn's victory loan committee is anxious to see this place make the | best record in the coming drive that | has been made here during the period since the loans were inaugurated. l The net receipts of the Red Cross | course of entertainment were about l s29S, it was announced, and the total receipts well in excess of $700. How about a new bridge over the l lAssawaga river near the state armory? 1 Nothing doing this year. seems to be | the consensus of opinion among tie | taxpayers, who are hit by the highest assessment on record for annual taxes l in this town.
 | Manager Harold Horton of the Dan | ielson basketball team announced on Wednesday that the date of the final game in the Danielson-Jewett City sc ,-in hoe oI,o LNV-i1 Cf this week to Saturday of this week. The game will be played in Danielson. The Girls club has instituted a sys- tenn under which some particular member will act as hostess evenings at the club, which is being regularly kept open. This arrangement will be continued for some time.
 Mrs. E. H. Reach will have the mem- bers of the Civic federation at her home for a meeting Friday afternoon. Mrs. Charles T. Fuller and Mrs. NJ. A. Bryer of Minneapolis are guests at the home of Luther Filling, North Main street.
 Thomas Monohan, who has returned from service overseas has resumed his duties as a clerk at the postoffice MT. Monohan's return brings about other changes under which Arthur " Logce, who has been a clerk at the office, goes back in charge of the R. F. D. route out Of DanielsOn and Oscar Bernier, who has been covering the R. F. D. route as substitute carrier is re- lieyed from active duty.
 Charles Smith, who has Veen seri- ously i'll at his home on Prospect street Riverview, for several weeks was re- ported Wednesday as showing consid- erable improvement Mr. Smith is the testman at the local central station of the s. N. F. T. company. ''I am in this famous city for a time while on my way to Briey,' writes Leonard Morrison of South Killing ly. who is lover there as driver foI the Red Cross. Mr Morrison says . that he is feeling splendidly and that the weather at the time he wrote was beautiful. The card is dated March E at Metz.
 Country roads in this vicinity have dried out remarkably well this eari3 this spring. Stretches that are usually deep with ruts in the early part oi April are wholly dry this year There are some mudsp0ts, Of course, but tna highway conditions are very muCl better than usual.
 Indications are that the annual Gor- ouCh election will He q very quiet af- fair. There doesn't seem to be any inclination to contest the lnatlons made by the caGcus. In it's hcrOugl politics Tlnielaon k one oi the most pacific and non partisan towns in the l 5tatC-aUd there isn't any evidence tC show that it doesn't benefit. in q nun bor of ways, from this very amiCabiC condition of affairs.
 This CThur%day) evening at the
 Methodist church the preparatory membership class will meet ut : c clock and the prayer meeting will b. at 7.30. At 6.30 the unit leaders in the Centenary movement and their assist ants gre to meet for conference.
 It is possible hat Danieison's public
 may get its first view of the Girls Ciul military organization when the victor,
 celebration parade in honor Of Killing.
 ly's service men takes place here lex
 month. The girls arc making GoOt progress and should be able to narcl
 splendidly by the date set for the pa
 rade.
 Mrs Martin Wolfe and Miss Emm;
 Mcbride were visitors in Proyidenc
 Wednesday.
 Henry c. Ware of Worcester was ] visitor with friends here Wednesday.