Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-06
DANIELSON

classed as unusual expenditures, in
Guiding county tax of more than S4,-
900. Last years tax rate was 16 IL
mills. Higher costs in operating all
CT the town has made it
to increase the rate this
year and 20 IL mills is the lowest at
which the necessary amount of money
can be raised.
Tax will be payable on til second
Monday in April. Harry E. Back was
moderator at the meeting.
Arch Deacon j. Eldred Grown, Of
Norwich, was here to assist at the Ash
Wednesday evening services at st.
Adams church
Fabric Shop-Georgerte crepe, $1.69;
crepe de chine. $1.59. We guarantee
these as the best fabrics you can buy.
See our window display ard then come
in and inspect quality.-adv.
Thomas Manohan, son Of James
Monohan. Maple street, is in this
country after service overseas with an
artillery outfit. Mr.. Morchan vol
unteered. giving up his position in the
Danielson post office to gec into SER
vice. and he is one of the youngest of
Danielson's soldiers.
Rev. A. D. Carpenter of Whitman
tic will be the speaker this evening at
the services 1t the Baptist church. His
subject will be The Physical Equip
ment of the Sunday School!
There were many at the Ash We'd
nesday services at St. James church
and at st. Adams church.
In the town court Wednesday morn
ing the case of the state Is. Henry
Pray was adjourned at Mr. Trays re.
quest until week from Monday.
Daniel O'Connell, agent hare for the
n. Y. n. H. and H. Il. r. Co.. is to
remove mis- family to Danielson from
Franklin Mass. and is to occupy the
house at the corner of Main and
Spring st%ats.
Frank E. Withee has entered the
employ of a. II. Arlington.
1t was announced Wednesday that
the Danielson Girls club will haze
quarters on the second floor OF the Elk
change block. The location is central
and it's So ,ction is hliIel with <e-
light by the club members.
Apropos of discussions relative to
the setting of fox snares, GaJne War
den Harry Sdttey state; that Il num-
Der of fine hunting dogs have been
caught in the deyilish devices during
the winter that is now drawing to I
close.
Citizens of Willimantic. Brooklyn
and Killingly have interested them
selves - taking up with State High
way Commissioner Charles ]. Bennet'
the urgent need of building the Hamp-
ton Brooklyn, DanielSon Little Rest
link of state highway. AMI there are
indications that their plea for this
much needed improvement will be
needed this year.
AS the days continue to slip by
Daniesou's chances of getting a sup
ply of ice FOR next summer dwindlt
almost to the vanishing point. The
prospect no wis that ice Is going tc
cost at leaIt 81 per hundred pounds
here next summer.
At whist party o. the Girls club
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Z. Kennedy, first hcnors were
won, for the ladies. by Mss Grace
Bennett. first honors fo rtfe gentle
men by Henry Flags. The console TOY
prizes went to Mrs. Michael HarrFls-
ton and Emil Meunier.
This evening at 7. at the Methods
church, the Preparatory p nmbershlI
class will meet. the prayer meeting
| following at 100 The prayer meet
| ing will be fo!l5wed by meeting o
! the unit leaders and their assistants
| The church membership has been oil
| vided into 10 units with four assist
ants for each unit leader. 10 carry OF
/ the centenary work in which keen IN
| terest is being shown.
al could not restrain tears when
read your lettc%" writes Major Gen
! eral Edwards. formerly commander o
/ the famous 10Th (Yankee} Division, IL
| replying to a letter written him II
| behalf of Der brother Richard }
! Healey, 1920 Infantry by Private
| Healey's sister. and this great com
| mander further pledged himself to
| look into Private HealeT's case, an
| results since have shown that he dl'
! so. This is tFE spirit and persona
| interest that has made Major Genera
| Edwards one of the most beloved com
manders that ever wore an America
army uniform. Private Hea'ey, one o
| the first two selected men to leav
| Killingly has had a harl time OF
over there" He was wounded an
gassed in the fierce campaigning tina
| his regiment early engaged in and aft
| erwa~ds became i'll and could not re
| cover his strength. His case was in
uuired into Oy the commander OF ~
department of the northeast and ~rl
vate Hearty transferred back to hi
regiment. with which he will arrive o
this side. it is expected durjng Apri
Lieutenant Ira A. Warren. writin
from France has sent The lloWin
interesting com1nunica lion to u frien
in DanielsoE:
Is-sur- Tile. Cote dOrS France.
France,
February 10. 1919.
Just a few lines from the old scot
from across line sea who is now fight
ing out the LATHE and can stand o
| these lines if it takes all The rest
the winter and ! am the most cor
tented guy that you ever saw, as
have almost given up all hope of e.e
getting back to the states Cor quite
long time yet. or until they In u
the peace terms with those Barbarian
whom you can't trust. They sure al
the limit and the way that they al
begging for mercy, its alVnos- too pa
that the war stopped when it did
Christmas all right. and I guess
would have been the right thing
have kept on as it looks As though no
that we would have to keep on takin
a town now and then and putting
under military control before they ca
realize that we mean business wit
! them and will not stand for their bes
ging for mercy all the time and
think that General Fooh will tell the
so before long, too. I am quite cor
tented here as it is a nice quiet lit
village of about 1000 homes and thel
are about 5000 American troops her
we have a lew Officers club whic
has JUST opened for officers only. e2
cept when We have dances On Satu1
days and then we have the Red Gro
nurses there of course, ana have qui
a nice time 1t looks as though no
that I would be about the asst one
leave this country Of the boys fro
Killinely. as the ones that are in IL
hospitals will be on their way 500
most of them, and the old 10Th Reg