Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-29
DANIELsON

as commander of the radio school at the Great Lakes Naval Training station. abount twenty miles from Chicago. There are 1000 men and 75 instructors at the naval training station where Commander Jacobs is to be stationed. Mrs. Jacobs and their children are to remain in Dan ielson until their household goods reach their new quarters in the west. Com mander Jacobs is the son of MT. and Mrs. Frederick A. Jacobs of Broad street
 Before leaving here Saturday after noon State Policeman Howard Elliott, who has been acting for years past as special deputy commissions of domestic animals. shot five dogs in the town of Brooklyn. The dogs were owned by Mi 1 chael Harrington, John Harrington, | Charles Weldon. Michael Caffery and Hugh German, Officer Elliott stated The dogs were killed to prevent possible spread of rabies as the result of the vis- i itation of a mad dog into Brooklyn ter rftory during the past few days. The dog that is declared to have been i mad following a test of its head Tor i rabies at a state labratory in New la
 van is stated by Officer Elliott to have ] been the property of James Brooks of
 East Kiilingly. It IS believed that this | dog was bitten by an Airdale that roam | ed down into this section from Massa- | CHuSeIlS d IeW weeks ago. InlS QOS was l killed and forwarded to New Haven for
 examination, but the head was lost in
 transit and did not arrive at New Haven l until two weeks after it had been ship l ped. so tests could not be made after 1 such a period. The tests on the head l of tho Brooks dog are said to have been | positive, however, so the killing of the l five dogs mentioned was taken as ! precautionary measure, as the Brooks doo Ir;ei tad o+ fa xuh ha killed were kept.
 | At the German farm ten chickens were
 killed. while at the Harrington place the
 Brooks dog is believed to have been with
 the dogs that were shot. Some of the dogs shot were valuable as hunters,
 whole the loss of the Caffery dog is
 felt because he was worth much as a herder
 Officer Elliott, who has had the as
 sistance of Dog Warden Harry Lathrop
 of the town of Brooklyn in investigating the matter, said that a close watch is to be kept henceforth over all logs in the towns of Brooklyn and Killingly, as it is possible more of them may have
 been bitten by the mad dog. Rev. Roy D. ChamberIin, ef Middle
 town, Conn. we'll known in Danielson. is
 fund of s3,o0o.oo0 for Wesleyan unl-
 versty. That the campaign is meeting
 with success is indicated by the fact that pledges already have been obtained
 for amounts totalling $2,250,oo0. Mrs. Louis E. Kennedy has turned over to Mrs. Frederick A. Jacobs, TOT the Day KimbaH hospital guild, the sum of S100, representing the gift of mem-
 bers of St. James church of Danielson. Mrs. Kennedy is a member of the board of directors of the guild.
 The Peoples Light Power Company is to advance gas rates Sunday the fol. ] lowing statement was given out by 8 a representative of the company: Because q of the constantly increasing cost for an. thracite coal and oil which is the basis for the manufacture of gas sold by the People Light & Power Company, the of R fcoals find it necessary to make g \ Ihstant:al advance in the price per i. E GOO feet of gas, Other companies around us have taken a similar action, notwith E standing the fact that they are all pro 1lucing and selling moro gas than our 10 r Il company.
 The price decided upon by the official of the local company is g. s0 per thous and feet, less 10 cents for prompt pay ntent. This corresponds with the pric cqarged by Putnam which amounts t $40 for the first thousand feet of gas and the price charged by the city o E orwich which is a municipal plant ! which amounts to sa,7o for the frs D 'housand feet
 Tho Putnam plant has demand an nlapufactures practically three time
 what our local plant does, and the Nol ly 'rch plant furnishes from ten to fiftee ne imes the amount of gas as manufac if ,ured by our local plant
 Gas consumers will receive notice h. this advance in their regular bills whic w the company will mail soon after tt
 irst of the month.
 an At the present time the rate for gs s. here is s1S5 less 10 per cent pc .d thousand feet
 A Leo Bodo. son of Mir. and Mrs. loser ty Rodo, of Carter street. and a nemb,
 of the class of 1921, <KillingIy His s. school. is to enter the employ of u he Windham County National bank NJ es Bodo will continue his studies unt VII graduation after which he. will devo ss all of his time to the bank. nd For three years MT. .Bodo was a student at the College of the Assumptio de near Worcester, taking the classic
 course, but, having a preference f n- commercial life, has been studying ,s- the business courses at Killingly His
 schmool.
 At Goodyear Saturday evening, Il
 death of Robert Nolle, infant so nof, N
 and Mrs. Hugo NolIe occurred. The chi ,sT was but few days old.
 in Danielson has new fad-imDoeir he upon ones self for just one Sunday il is conditions and restrictions which a ub proposed in reviving the Blue Laws H. ye ancient days It's a great experimer IS, If you doubt it, try it for just one da nd The recipie is to get up in the mornin he hathe without any accompanying sin it ing, humning or whistling., breakfast tat lently and sit down to await chur
 hour. Positively no smoking No glancil he over the Sunday paper. No half hour ole the piano, no music by the Victrol ad After service home again. Lunch. : ed smoking, No gossiping Evening: No IT ,n. borly visits. No golf No baseball. : m smoking. No gossiping Evening: No l
 tion pictures. No reading No smokr les No music. No writing letters. Perm ill., sion is given, with certain reservation rn- to think.
 ok, Some of Danielson's young men tri
 the experiment, rigidly holding ther Ike selves to all restrictions If you wou
 like to know how sweet and amial he they were along toward evening. try cn on yourself.
 Fabric shop-we have secured n, id location on Center street in store for as erly occupied by Fournier's Fish m: in Between the theatres" :" Will or
 in our new and larger quarters Frid; on December 3.-adv
 of William, w Wheatley, who has be on- employed at New London, is staying
 his home here for the time being, |
 Is to return to New London in the nt R future
 - Mrs. Alexander Higgins of Pavtuck
 formerly, of Daniefson visited rAls if