Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-13
DANIELSON

ingly likely will come to trial. in the superior coRst at Putnam March 30, although that date is not yet def nitely fixed. Miss Wardell formerly music teacher in the towns schools, is suing the town for $5,o00, as the result of being discharged from it's employ before the end of a school year and for alleged injury to her prospects as a teacher as the result of her release by the town school committee.
 Though an assignment was expect ed in the superior court at Putnam Friday in the case of Arthuh B. Prentice ys. Marinda c. Butler Rob inson, executrix of the will of her husband, Rf. Rienzi Robinson, none was made because of MT. Prentice's illness at this time. The case will not be heard this term of court. Board with or without rooms at the King Tripp lodge, No. T Spring street. Adv.
 Textiles, Their Selection and Cost, will be tho subject of an address be- fore the members of the Knlingly Woman's club by Maud E. Hayes, of Storrs college, at next Wednesday afternoons meeting.
 Guinea pigs are being raised by
  market for them for use in experi- mental work in hospitals and other such institutions.
 Heavy fog and rain during Friday contributed in marked way to loos- ening the grip of the ice that covers al of this territory. Many days must elapse, however, before highways hefeabouts are free from snow and ice. On country roads hereabouts drifts four and five feet deep are still 1 to De found.
 Town officials are anxious for a well attended special town meeting next Tuesday afternoon when the mat ter of making an appropriation for a school house at Goodyear will come l up for action. The project has strong support and an effort will be made l to get out all of those who wish to l see Killingly provide proper schoi l facilities for Goodyear.
 Representatives c. A. Young and L Lorne Greig and First Selectman Johr 1 A. Gilbert and Judge James N. Tuck l CT are the delegates named by tht 1 republicans Of killingly as the dele l gates to the state convention to pt | held at New Haven this month tt elect delegates to the national con
 vention.
 The republican town committee a; now constituted is made up of At torney B. l.. Darbie, chairman; L. J
 Morin, L. N. Greig, F. L. Bennett
 Arnold F. Rich, Ralph C. Young ant
 James Bacon.
 Mir Bacon was added to the com
 mittee to fill the vacancy caused b,
 the resignation, filed when he becam
 postmaster at Goodyear, of Aim;
 Forcier.
 i Postmaster Raymond Aliens report show a substantial increase in tn
 amount of money order business be ing transacted at the local postoffic lover the business done a year agl
 Ill January of last year 595 order 1 were issued and 324 paid, while i February of last year 625 orders wer
 issued and PSI paid. In January E1920 the number of orders issued wa
 925 and 40 were paid. In Februar of this year S22 orders were issue
 and SS9 paid.
 Therefore during the first tw
 months of the present year 1747. ord 1 CTS were issued and S09 paid, wherea
 during the first two months of las
 year only 1920 orders were issued an
 only 6o5 paid.
 Siqar EInias, the Goodyear Albania
 who is charged with assaulting Mil , ton Littlefair, of Railroad street, Dan
 lelson, with intent to kill, was in tn
 town court Friday afternoon. Iii l. counsel, Attorney Charles l.. Tore,
 of Putnam, denurred to the com plaint, but this was over-ruIed an . proba ble cause found for holding El
 mas for trial at the superior cour
 Bail was fixed at $500, and Dma
 was release. It was testified durin produced that amount in cash an the session that the trouble betwee , the two men arose over the posses , sion of a truck. There were word a struggle between the two and a , I1ittlefair broke away. an open hand
 ed slap in the face for EImas, wh , then gra bbed up a piece of iron asy and struck Littlefair over the ilea , with the weapon. Littlefair was nc f l in court at Friday afternoons heal
 ing.
 A 1 Journeynen barbers, who made ds :, mands at the opening if this week ft . l shorter working hours, a higher f1 l ed weekly wage and a division 5 1 the profits on their work after the
 had turned in $32 eac hweek ha1
 reached an agreement with the ma: i ter barbers The men will get the fi2 ed weekly wage and the shorter houl
 but no division if the profits aboN 7 sS2.
 Evening grosbeaks have again mat 1 their appearance in Danielson, as hi : been the rule for several years pa 5 during the early spring.
 panielscn chapter of the Raster
 Star has adopted resolutions pertain ing to the death of Mrs. Mabel Tod | 1 fir years a member of the organize R tAn.
 William McDermott will leave ne7 week for Grand Rapids, Mich., whel k he will be at work for the firm l E represents for a number of weeks. Dr. Hugh B. Campbell of Norwic has agreed to come to Danielson { often as once. month to condu
 clinics in the interest of persons WI
 are suspected of being afflicted wit B tuber culosis or who are i'll with u risease. Miss Miriam Boon1howe visiting nurse, is anxious to fir quarters in which such clinics, great value in protecting and inpro7 ing public health, may be held. Souvenir ". H. Taylor is livir up to his slogan Keep your memol A cards to friends in Danielson al
 surrounding towns.
 Henry Lillibridge is seriously iii his hime on Riverview. Fridays storm helped wonderful toward clearing the trolley line
 snow and ice and brings nearer u
 time. for resumption of service, whi, \ is expected next week.
 k April 23 is the tentative date ' ------------.-