Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-10
DANIELsoN

Pps-uaste Raymond Allen directs atten tfo1 to the fact that there is no longer a one-ce7t portage rate i1 Dan ieisoP ezceptins o1; eu1seaisd naLte5 the like Anything mailed that con- ra5-rs wristea matreF must be stamped at the rate of two cents an ounce or fraction thereof Letters addressed to Danie1son must carry a two cent stamp just the same as q letter going across the continent. The change in postal rates on July l has confused many and many letters, to be delivered locally. have been c9ning in with only 2 o1e-csnt stamp. This means that the 7e-sc- to whom such letters are addressed must pay an extra cent to get the mail meanwhile getting bad impression of writers of such letters. not to mention the extra work such careIessness causes to the post office force.
 Attend the vacation sale at the Rex all store-three toilet articles for the price of two Nose the Druggist adv.
 Chester Arthur TerwiIliser, who has been overseas for months, is on his way homet according to advices re- ceived here by his relatives, who have been informed that he expected to sail last week
 R=v-NL J. Czinet. NJ S. pastor of St. James church is arranging for the construction of 2 receiving vault at St.
 
 All clubs of the Quinebaug Valley, league of Girls clubs are to assemble here next Monday evening to attend Chautaudua. They are to- march with their banners Miss Marguerite Caron. secretary of the DanieIson club is getting in touch with members who are to march and it is hoped to have close to full membership out.
 The operation of building the con- crete trestIe that is to be erected by the Quinebaug company near the tracks of the New Haven road at Dyer street is a big one, but the pre- liTninary work IS now well advanced and the concrete work will be under taken in the near future. The site of trestIe is south of the present coal dump of the company The trestle will be elevated so that whole. string of coal cars may be dumped at once, into waiting trucks, to their capacity, if so desired.
 Managers Barber. of the Casino aI- Ieys inaugurated a novelty for Dan ieIson Wednesday afternoon when la dies were invited in and given ex elusive Hse of the alleys. Bowling promises ta be popular here with the ladies 4 match game. with the Good year team was rolled at the alleys on Wednesday evening.
 This is 4+he day of the annual union church euting and picnic at Alexand- CTS lake Many Of those who are go- ing will leave this morning in a spe- ciaI cal, while many others will make the trip in automobiles. A progra nne Of sports has been arranged to make the day especially interesting.
 At the meeting of the court of bur gesses T permit was granted Manager TT. F-S Lewis Of the Orpheum' theatre to i run pictures at the playhouse on Sun day evenings While the house has been open for picture shows Sunday evenings for several years. a permit. 1 under recently enacted state law, Is ! F --~-F7 Tr7--a7 r. order that the house may be legally i open
 Manager Lewis has always seen to it 1 thar tho entertainments on Sunday | evenings were surrounded with every | safeguard go fa- as order and decor ] If-1 NC -eCe-. -c17cernCd. so there was | no ho-5-anrv. it is understood over ] -~a--l7S the permit for which he ap- l piled
 Trc stretch cf state highway here l TO receive t1o latest coa ting of oil is | th5 one leading out through Dyer | street to N-ouTcgan- Oil also has been 1 applied to Ia short stretch of state 1 toward South T<ifIi1eI!-. a part of the l short route to Providence.
 Much of tIe ice new being used in | Danielson is the artificial kind and is | coming through in carload lots from ] Boston The ice is costing consumers | oE small quantities a dollar a hun | dred-s2e 9 ton which is nearly double | inc price of coal but it cannot be | brought here and sold profitably for | any less money. Maybe the Weather | Man will be more kindly to the Dan l ielson public next winter. by permit l ting the harvesting of a crop here 1 which VIII mean lower prices for the | summer of 1920.
 Complaint after complaint is coming | in over the quality of much of the ] gasoline being sold in Danielson-and l sold at 27 and 2S cents gallon. The 1 experiences of the season include get | ting gasoline with water in it and all |