Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-28
DANIELSON

Burial was in WeStheld cemetery. The
bearers were Clarence w. Bacon,
Frank Stinson, Bertrand Lindner L. A
Bradford, Henry Lague and Wilfred
Puize, Jr. During the funeral services
two hymns were sung by Earle Wins
low. Louis e. Kennedy was the fu-
neral director.
Charles E. Franklin left Thursday for
a visit of a few days with friends in
Providence.
Sale at IS Reynolds street, Saturday,
March 29, a. m, to s p. m.-pillows,
silver brio brac, books, set Dickens,
encyclopedias, etc.-Young & Day
adv.
And if all the rumors heard are true.
all those who have engaged in sharing
animals and birds in Killingly have not
yet fallen into the hands of the game
protectors, but they may get them yet.
There's a gasoline war on i'll Daniel
son. among the dealers, and the motor
lists are getting the benefit. The low
price heard Thursday was 26 cents, a
drop of two cents from the top price
prevailing a short time ago.
John C. Babcock of Providence was
a visitor with friends in Danielson on
Thursday.
Some OF the local basketball fans
dropped a little money on that TAFT
Vile Danielson game, but they are sure
they will win it back, and more, before
the season ends.
Danielson cannot have a lodge of
Elks at this time. This information
from official sources, has been received
here, with the explanation that grant
ing a charter would weaken Putnam
lodge to which the Danielson members
now belong.
Writing from Cote Dor, France, I'M
der date of March ), Lieut.. Ira A. War
rem tells a local friend that the office
to which he is attached, in the service
of supply, will be discontinued within
the next two months, and he hopes to
be home soon thereafter.
Because the state insists upon charg-
ing 81 each evening for uthe use of the
armory here for drill purposes, the
Girls club is forced to seek the use Of
another haall, although their organiza-
ton is sponsored by the state council
of defence. The 81 charge is said to
be for lighting and janitor services.
Two splendid stores will be added to
those available when the remodeIing of
the Davis block, formerly the HutchinS
block, Main street, is completed. Frank
A. Davis owner of the building, said on
Thursday that he already has received
several applications for the stores.
In view of the many violations Of the
regulation that are daily occurring in
killingly, officials assume that it is not
generally known, or remembered. that
it is forbidden to start a grass, brush
or rubbish fire at any place within the
borough limits without first having OBJ
tanned permission.
The Bulletins open forum Tor dis
cussion of the Cat" question is stir
ring up considerable interest and much
amusement in this territory, which is
supplied with an abundance of cats-a
far greater abundance, in fact than il
can boast as regards sheep, calves OF
other food producing animals.
The inquest relative to the death Of
Willard F. Jordan, who was killed il
an automobile accident at Dayvile two
weeks ago, has not been completed a.
vet, Coroner Arthur G. Bill stated. In
dications are that there viii be impor-
tant developments in this case in the
distant future.
District Chairman Charles T. TiIling.
! hast of the Victory Loan committee
| said Thursday afternoon that his or.
! ganiZation of town chairmen is prac,
! tically completed, and the list probably
will be announced before the end o
this week. The Victory drive start
April q. and will be made a hummer
with every town going over the top a
they have in all of The loans of tn
past. No town will want to break tn
remarkable record that has been made
KIlIinglys allotment in the new
drive is $396,000 This looks Hike a 10
of money to obtain in Killingly, bu
Chairman Tillinghast is very positiv
that It will be done. It will be remem
bered that Killingly was asked to rails
an identical amount in the Fourth lOa1
drive, and that the towns response wa
to roll up subscriptions that totale
$557,000 In the previous loans Killing
IS has subscribed for more than $3.50,
coo worth of bonds-and it isn't goin
to fall down on the Victory drive mar
of triumph and the return of the town
soldier and sailor sons to the pursuit
of peace.
Another period of fear and trembIin
is just ahead-in the minds of sorn
taxpayeTs-for the rc-assessment {
Killingly's property is about to begii
This work will be carried out becaus
of statute requirement, not becaus
some group of individuals or officia
here in Killlingly thinks it should ]
2 done. It's just got to be done to com
; ply with state laws.
The work here will be carried out /
the members of the board of assessor
) They will visit each piece of propert
| inspect it and place the valuatio
where they think it should be. Charlt
, w. Hutchins, member of the boar
said Thursday that the arrangement
for the reValuation. are completed +
prays for the fullest cooperation
, the property owners in the carrying o,
nf
will offer US their fullest asSiStanC
, and it will be appreciated" Mr. HUI
chins said. I'VE want TO inspect q
property thoroughly and such assis
: ance as the owners give US will be az
preciated. We expect to find son
who will not cooperate and there ma
be those who will attempt to conce
; information that the assessors shou
have, but we are prepared to deal wit
such cases in way that will be tho
, oughly effective. Hiding informatiC
from the assessors will be dangerol
practice for anyone who attempts
indulge in it."
The re-vaIuation job will not ]
l small nor easy, the assessors are we
aware. 1t means many days OF pain
taking and arduous work.
a The Girls club has held first NEE
ing in the organizations newly flu
b nished quarters in the Exchange bloc
V and the members are we'll pleased wi
them. The rooms have been comfor
ably furnished and made so attracti'
that the members feel sure that int
est will be maintained. The club IN
! formally expressed appreciation of Il
j gifts that came to it from busine
houses and individuals for the furnisl
ing and fitting of the rooms. Class
in basketry and sewing having bee
{ organized. Mrs. c. H. Kingsbury W
teach the class in basketry, Miss Graz
4 Spalding the class in sewing. tt
club voted to reduce the minimum as
: for admission to the club from IS
Is years, this mil 7um applying
girls who are enjoyed or otherwi!