Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-18
DANIELSON

past few days attending the automo bile show.
 Misses. Margaret c. Sullivan and Miss Mary Weaver were visitors in Providence Wednesday.
 Rivers here were running at the highest levels of the season ton We'd nesday, but not causing any damage. The ice that covers the Assawauga and Quinebaug rivers at Danielson had not budged up to Wednesday aft .ernoon, but it is gradually wearing down and will not be at its greatest thickness or weight when it does start to move: out.
 It; now seems likely that the tax rate that will be fixed at the special town meeting next week will be about 19i mills, a rate one and one-half mills lower than the present rate; at least 19 mills, will raise the amount need ed to meet the budget prepared by the selectmen.
 Mrs. A. ". woodwork visited in Providence on Wednesday.
 J. c. Witter was in East Brookfield, Mass, on a business. trip on Wednes- l day.
 A picture that runs about 100 | laughs to the reel is the famous Charlie Chaplin's A Days Pleasure, which we have the pleasure of pre- l senting for your approval at the Or pheum theatre today (Thursday) and, Friday matinee and eSening. This is one of ChfNplin'ss newest and grea. st | productions.-ady.
 James E. Blanchard, whose death l was recorded in Wednesdays Bulle- l tin, was born in a house that stood on l the right of way surveyed at Dayville for the present Norwich and Worces- ter railroad. The house. now occupied by pr. George Barnes and his family, was moved to mak way for the build- ing of the railroad.
 While Danielson's streets are rapid ly clearing themselves of snow and ice, as are the. state highways, it is not well for motorists stb venture out into the country districts. where the roads are still more or less choked with the winters accurnulatiois and where travelling is an experience to try ones soul.
 The case of Harold q. Stone vs. P. James Riley. a Brooklyn civil suit. is scheduled for trial at today's session of the Windham county superior court in Putnam #
 Leo Gauthier was at Boston to at tend the automobile show.
 Il A masquerade ball at the State Armory Wednesday evening was a feature of the St. Patrick's day ob- servance in Danielsop. The dance was attended by a large number as Of fering an opportunity for. a mid-Len- ten period of enjoyment
 | The death of Al Walton Pearson editor of The Bulletin, at his home in T Norwich on Tuesday, recalled to g number of the older residents of Dan ielson that MT. Pearson was for sew I eral years associated here, both be- fore and after the Civil war, with T Q. A. Stone of the ,Windham ,County Transcript. and of those who recalled Mir. Pearson Wednesday as a residen, of Danielson all had some tribute to add to the many that have been paid man of remarkable talents.
 The Dean Academy basketball team of Franklin is ei1 edu1ed to come, basb here on Saturday evening for still an other game with the Connecticut Mills l team. These teams are evenly match 1 ed and have given the local public some splendid games during the win. ter.
 Attention Is called to the Alice; Eleanor Shop opening at 26 Mail street. Keystone block, today, Frida, and itturdays Drop in and tnspect or carefully selected line of corsets waists, hose. .pettiooats and silk, mus lin and jersey underwear. Corset fit
 ting a speciaity.-adv.
 Concrete is the material that vii probably be used in the construction Of the sple>riid new school buildin, that the town has authorized erected at Goodyear. The building will prim
 ariy be a substantial structure answ
 eri1g in it's method of construction tn, needs sof pupils who study in a mod : erp building, where careful consider ation is given to lighting, heating ant ! VeHtilating. 3.
 Insofar as the Shore Line Electri Railway was concerned. there was Ii, : sign of spring here on Wednesday though the, sun was shining brightl, and, the r,tsted rails of the trolle, company were visible over most O ; the distance between Danielson and
 Putnam, Whether or not Danielsol { will have trolley service for the weel end cannot be said, as no one coul he found here on Wednesday wh
 could answer the question. Certainl l no great effort would be required t
 get the line between Danielson an
 Putnam in condition to operate
 Arthur w.! Los31e, rural free deliver carrier on the route out of Danielso
 office. said that he saw, on Tuesday. l, flock of wild geese heading for tll
 north. The flock was large one an
 travelling at such speed as to indicat
 that spring must have been chasin
 closely along behind them. Officially 2 spring is due here on Saturday. i Byron Jordan of Providence is visit ling with relatives in Danielson thi week. f. 3
 Indications are that there will be a