Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-28
DANIELSON

| Uncle Sam has got to have more money for his stamped envelopes. Postmastei | Raymond Allen has been notified of 6 l new schedule of prices advancing the en- I velopes from 54 to 50 cents per thousand, above the present rates.
 Mrs. Ella Lathrop, who has been i'll, has resumed her duties in charge of. the office at the Danielson garage, of which her father, c. H. Pelett, is the proprietor. I Is the dry spell affecting the trolleys? l A Providence car left the rails in Fur l mace street and headed right for build l ing where a license formerly was held. l No one injured
 l Dr. Hugh B. Campbell of Norwich, who | was scheduled to come here next Tuesday l to hold a tuberculosis clinic. has been obliged to postpone his visit until a little l later date.
 II A number of members of Columbian commanlery, k. T., of Norwich, who are resident in Danielson and vicinity were at Providence Thursday to see the big pa rade of AS commentaries held in the Rhode Island capitol.
 II One of Danielsons prominent dealers has been contemplating stopping hand ling sugar until lower prices are quoted The rate asked of this dealer on Thursday was T cents a pounr, and to this would nave to beaded the retail price. rN nell l1lS I1edl fAlli5 GcSdA u 1iiI HIS his seasons stride on Thursday the mer- cury ran up to S5 degrees, a. hign re- cord for this spring in Danielson. Mrs. William Snyder and daughter. Margaret, of Watervelit, N. Y, are visit ing with friends in Danieison Mrs. Shy der formerly was Miss Adah Sherlock of . the West Side Angelo J. Verganini of Pawtucket, formerly engaged in business here, was a visitor in Danielson on Thursday. Put up or regular storage room for 25 cars at the Danielson garage. Day and night service.-ady.
 Danielson is to have Sunday baseball this summer, being about the last town ot the state to have Sunday games. John F. Lewis, owner of several the atres in several southern New England town and cities, is making plans to add another house to his credit, of which the 0rpheum here is one.
 Pellett's hall is now available for rent
 To some fraternal organization or fol dances or parties For terms inquire o Il 2. H. Pellett.-adY
 A big new passenger bus that recently
 arrived here has been placed in service
 Dy the Goodyear Mills company on tht Soo6y -Danielson route.
 The Copperhead, with Lionel Barry H more screen drama whose punch is E thousand heart throbs, opens at the Ma ieStic today, matinee and evening, ant E will also be shown at Saturdays shows E i A great historical thrilling photoplay.- A adv.
 Chief John Mcfarland of the polio said Thursday that there seems nothin; \ left for him to do but make some ar \ rests for violation of the borough ordi
 mace against riding bicycles on side l tr-aIl little toward breaking up the practice an \ complaints continue to come from vari
 ous sections of the town. Many of thes
 complaints come from the Mechanic stree \ section. Others have come from tn \ Broad street end of the town, where 'tw \ young ladies were run down on Tuesda n evening of this week by a group of boyl
 each riding a bicycle at racing speed
 Chief Mcfarland said that his patienc H with the offenders is exhausted Fror Il now on bicycle riders must keep to tn streets with their machines or suffer tn . 1 consequences. Further complaints are
 be followed by arrests.
 n- Rowand's Jazz band, Ashland casino el Jewett City, Decoration day, S:30, ne7 le time.-adv.
 There is story going about town rel
 ative to man who is represented a having sold ill excess of $100 worth c = Jamaica ginger to satisfy the demand { of his Sunday morning trade. T here ar
 some dealers in Danielson who will nc N sell the ginger to persons whom the
 suspect of wanting it for beverage pun
 poses and apparently, there are som
 other dealers here who are not so pal
 ticular as to what is done with the |
 quid T. N. T. so long as they get tn \ price they ask for it. One-half of on II ant ic ioLra to of \ ielson's thirsty, who don's even bothe
 ot try for prescriptions any more. It was stated Thursday that there wi
 be further consideration of the matte
 before members of killingly grange dt
 eide as to giving up their charter for u ! organization. For years past meeting
 Killingly grange have been held in Dal
 ielson. Lack of interest on the part ( E the member and lack of attendance ;
 meetings finally brought forth the prop, \ sition that the charter be Surrendere Interest slumped so that the hall that hs
 been used by the grange here has bee \ given up. Another meeting is to be he
 at Dayville in the near future, howeve
 and it is possible that this gathering ma
 result in plans to keep the grange ali here. A number of the members of K t lingly grange live in the vicinity of Da vile.
 Miss Georgianna Sault, 2G. daughter \ Mrs. John Sault is dead at their hon on the West Side. Miss Sault had be- in poor health for some time. She w born in East Brooklyn and had been resident there all of her life
 Once more there is talk of bondhoI CTS of the Rhode Island company De
 tioning the court for permission to aba
 don non-paying lines of the company, 0
 of the lines listed as not earning sufficie
 revenue being what is known as the Da
 ielson line. Just how much there is
 this talk, which recurs from time to \ remains to b eseen. It is patent to ;i
 observer that the passenger service oY
 the Danielson line from this place eal
 ward to Scituate is extremely light.
 things considered, especially over tt
 part of the line between East Killins
 and Scituate. From Scituate into Pro
 idence the passenger traffic is heavie
 The Danielson line is doing d f
 freight business; however. and. it is fri this end of the traffic that most of