Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-08
DANIELsON

FDeputy Automobile Inspector K. c. l iEoung will be in Hartford this even Ing to attend conference of state | Automobile department officials. x Judge M A. Shumway has been 1 made a director and is counsel of the | Srystal Water company of Danielson. l fsMiss Beatrice Geer. night operator | At4>the central telephone station. is | haying vacation. Henry c. Ouilette of Central Falls | was visitor with friends in Daniel sep on Wednesday. eThere will be a large delegation of Danielson Elks and their wives and friends at Putnam this evening. to attend the annual Ladies' night en- tertainment arranged by Putnam lodge lcflElks. A.TlMrs. E. M. Warner of Putnam will speak this afternoon at a meeting of file Mothers club to be held at the home of Mrs. w. E. Reach, West Side. Music, always an inspiration to most people. will be made a special feature of the Welcome Home celebra- Hon in killingly a week from tomor- row. There will be band music ga- lore, by some splendid organizations, and the Goodyear orchestra, which sXill play for the ball at the state ar- Yiofy in the evening. will be augment ed to at least F pieces, all talented
  The first truck to be owned in Dan- ..ielson with an equipment of the mon- ster pneumatic tires, 36 by $, that are produced by the Goodyear people of fabric woven in this town has beenl . brought to town by c. W. Atwood and 'oHarold B. Atwood. These tires have been shown to be a remarkable aid to quick transport of heavy vehicles overland. , G From all sides helping hands are be- ling reached out to create a fund for the Welcome Home celebration for Killingly's service men. One of the latest announcements was made on Wednesday at King Tripp lodge. to the effect that a bean supper is to be Served, the entire proceeds to be turn ed into the fund that is growing stead sisy from day to day. Miss Emma A. Burbank has also announced musi- cale in the interest of the fund, this scheduled for next week. |
 E. F. Winslow of the local postof- 5ice force announced that examinations are being held weekly to fill positions as government stenographers. at sal aries ranging at entrance from $1000| to S1,200. MT Winslow will give full sinformation concerning the, eXamina- tions to anyone interested in them.
 -- has been suggested that special mVltauonS to participate in the Vel .z come Home parade here be sent to all out of town members who served in what was formerly known as the 18th company, C. A. C.. in which they en- listed in Danielson for service during the war The command left Daniel son with representatives of Putnam ,Eastford, Brooklyn and all of the vil- lages of the town of Plainfield in it's ranks, and many feel here that they would like to do honor to these men along with the home boys.
 Barrak K. Smith, who is doing much repair work for the state in towns in this section of Windham county. said "Wednesday afternoon that a number Of carloads of road oil are expected sto arrive here, Beginning later this month. Much patching has been done pn state highways during the last few 'fnonths- but the real seasons oiling that gives the hard smooth, dustless service will not be done until later
 kilIinsy people may have chance to see an auction sale of Victory notes before the weekend. The plan that is. being considered is to have Auc- tioner J. Carl Witter lend his very Valuable services to boosting the bond sales toward the half million mark in this town. This doesn't mean that anybody is going to get chance to Puy bonds for less than face value. nor sEhat buyers will be required to nav
 
 is a means by the auction method to boost the bond sales as has been done -in-New York this week.
 Wednesdays showers were vel comed by owners of woodland terri tory who have been much worried during the past few days on account Of dry conditions and the constant breaking out of woodland brush and grass fires all through this territory Fortunately, however, no such fire in this immediate vicinity has caused much damage
 The shortage of ice that Danielson people must contend with during the coming hot weather is an incorven- fence that is already making itself felt. With ice selling at nearly dou- ble the price it could be obtained for last year many families are going to hold off, they say as long as possible before beginning to buy regularly This is unfortunate all around-for the families and for the ice dealers, and the situation is an unpleasant one.
 kiIinsy is one of the oldest towns that was represented at Hartford on Wednesday at the centennial ceIebra- ton of the Connecticut. general assem- ply. This twon was incorporated and chartered as town in 110S, 210 years ago, So ranks among the veterans of the l6S towns of the state
 Pomfret schools boat crew is in prsetioe and ig using the course that the school crew has rowed over for years on the Quinebaug river north of Goodyear. a.
 More widespreao effort to enlarge killinsiy's night school may be a part of the Americanizatior programme that Is expected to be in fuller opera ton throughout the state in the fall Of this year. The state gives liberal ald in support of night school wnrl,