Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-06
DANIELSON

their children and Edward Penno, of Oakland Beach, motored to Danielson Monday to spend the. day with rela- tives
 There was a stampede Monday morning to get reserved seats for the Welcome Home minstrel celebra tion, and indications are that the company will play to 8 capacity house. The company management feels so good about it that a parade. with all the notableS in the cast. has been sched- uled for Thursday noon. 1-f Chairman Alfred L. Reed, of the Killingly Liberty loan committee, said Monday noon that the sale of Victory notes in Killingly has reached $350, 900, and that subscriptions are continuing to come in. KillingIy very likely will add at least s100,0G0 over ,subscrip- ton to it's apportionment, just to show 'em that the old town is a strong fin iSher,
 The body of Mrs. Ida Cummings Lucas, formerly a teacher in the schools of Killingly. will arrive here this (Tuesday) morning from Plain- field, N. J.. where Mrs. Lucas died She was a daughter of Mir and Mrs. Noel Cummings and taught for num- Der of years at Attawaugan and later ! at Montelair, N. J.
 A boy who stole S48 from the box office at the Orpheum tlleater Satur- day evening was presented before Judge w. F. Woodward Monday morn | ing Extenuating circumstances led to the boys case being disposed of by placing him on probation for a period of six months. He was suspected of | slipping into the office Saturday night at d time when Manager Lewis step 1 rNnd Nttt f0v T ed the youngster confessed that he had taken the roll and had hidden it- buried it under fence in the rear of kennedys stables. The money was ! recovered without loss.
 The funeral of Edgar Paquette, in- fant son of Mir. and Mrs. Paquette of West Wauregan. was held from their | home Monday afternoon. Burial being in the Sacred Heart cemetery. The child died Sunday Martin Burns was in charge of the funeral arrangements, i It was stated Monday that the num- Der of contracts that have been l placed means a widespread decoration i of the buildings in the business sec ton of Danielson for the big Welcome Home celebration and parade, sched- 1 uled for Friday of next week. On the streets where the parade will pass in review property owners also are ar | ranging for the decoration of their buildings.
 I Several hundred Chinook saImor I have been placed in Alexander's lake | It is believed this is the first attempt to propagate this splendid fish ir lakes heroabouts. The fish is native to the far western states and in Can ada, but within the past few years they have heen placed in lakes 1T Maine and Massachusetts by the fed eral fish commissioners and have thriyed wonderfully well. These fsl grow to weigh several pounds apiec, and are said to be wonderful fighter. when hooked on the end of line is not likely. it is said. that any o the fish will be caught for two O three years this having been the ex
 perience with them in many easterl lakes in which they have been placed but if they do thrive in AleNander's
 there's going to be some wonderful
 sport, and q new source of high grad frod supply for the fishermen tha catch tncm.
 Preparatory to the resumption 0
 cHeratioas at inc Whitestone .plill q
 Elmyiile which recently came int control of thc American Woolen com
 nan some reDairs are to be made t
 buildings Of the property.
 A number oF kiliin-ly's forme
 f1cmNcrs of the legislature are goin
 b Hartford on Wednesday for tn
 centennial celebration of the Connec
 ticut general assembly. It semed like i l" o1 Monday that there will be a con siderable delegation from the town C
 killingly
 Rememher-We make the low price
 for percales in this territory. Ne 5 lot, direct from the mills. off full piec, 7 Is cents yard remnants 15 cent | yard. Fabric shop. Retail Departmen
 River Weaving Co.-adv.
 The Victory loan collection at S 3 James church was a liberal one an l, securities in liberal amount may no' ,, be purchased and added to the paris r building fund.
 The State of Maine expresses bega running through Danielson Monda s night. The northbound train is du here, but does not stop, at about 12.a a. m, The sOuthbound train will fias
 through Dsnieison nightly hereafte
 until fall at about 2.35. Mention
 these trains. insofar as Danielson
 concerned. is chiefly as a warning 1 motorists to watch out for them at
 number of dangerous grade crossing
 in this section, four of them in Danie
 son.
 Citizens of the borough who kno | about the matter appreciate u splendid care that is being taken
 the new auto bumper by the men wi . are charged with that duty. No sin , liar machine in cities where there al 0 paid departments gets more careful constant attention that the Gencr q Put engine. It is always sric ar . spar excepting when ii just comes
 from service and its motor is kel
 tuned up all of the time.
 y Though the time is not ripe for det
 mite announcement, it may be sa
 that Darielson has an opportunity if make a remarkable growth in an il !. dustrial way. Crrhe fact is thai unle II Danielson docS do something, its pc
 Eple will have the chance of regrettin e as it has regretted in the past. that '
 didn't hustle up. for if we had ."Dal
 ielson might have had that industry
 Daniclson needs of houses, many
 them, and no one is building. IT
 reasons advanced for this are th
 building costs are too high. And th is a legitimate argument
 But there IS an alternative. lt
 said that if Danielson's people co'l be induced to invest $50. .61t in ilou
 ing that tho returns in expansion al
 growth would be such within fe
 years as to make them pat theL