Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-08
DANiELSON

William il. Putnam. a Hartford Groter and former resident of Dam teESon, ie listed among ten men who have been suggested as candioa .s of the republican party for nominate. as mayor of Hartford. At the present time Mr. Putnam. Is finance commis- sioaer of Hartford.
 Up to Saturday afternoon there were no developments, 1t was, s1id. to fix. the responsibility for the safe rob bery. during the early hours of Friday morning. at the Goodyear Mills res- taurafit.
 This week brings q special town meeting and a special borough meet Ing at which citizens will be called upon to pass upon some important matters, including the tudget of the town for the current fiscal year and the matter of an advance In water rStes Co residents of Danielson.
 Thors was nore than four feet of water h, the cellar of the passenger station of the N r., N. II. & H. R. F. corrpany here Saturday morning, A fodd accumulation that came in from the streets during the night. Agent Daniel O'Connell eaid that no great difheulty was expected on account or the water being In the cellar. from which l. woule seep out, as 1t has on similar occasions In the past.
 'r'Confessior," as pmarkable a pie t1re drama as you will see this year, win be shown at the Orpheum theatre today (MonAay) and Tuesday, matt lse and evening. with Henry B. Wal rhRlL star Of ths famous masterpiece 'srhe Birth cf Nation" as the lead f:sg chaTTacter.-a6v.
 S<crta conditions again interfercd Saturday to wreck ti:e business pros pects for the day of DAnielsor's mer- cflants. Travelling conditions were so lad and transportation conditions 20 Irregular that only small percentage 0S the uBusi Saturday irnrz Of out of town buyers came here, .+
 if one has an income tax return Co tEzjse. this is his last week for coTnpli- ance with the law. Many here. have not as yet filed their returns. and vii be subject 10 q heavy penalty if they Co not do 90 before March 15.
 A flood that cafae down of tht Orient, HeiElts region made trouble for residents of Reynolds street during Saturday morning. Frozen drains and dfoRged outlets through which th, eTrst quantity of water wunid regu- IxTfy find its way into. the rivers wea raspon sibie for the hreshct which wa: diverted, eventually. into Main strOei EHd ran of throuRh the drains tina eunnect with the sewage systen.
 Early morning passengers fo- Good yszY Satur4ay found the midway Do swUsn that place and DayviIle hiocket by c touring car that had stafle<i fl tte rough geing. As a re~ait of tn bADescaSs "A number of Goodyear eEE1 ptoYes had to hike ont the final "a, Of their jUuyney to work, and walkinl wn&nt at aY pleasant.
 rks big building program, whic' there is feveTtph interest to get un6e way n Darieiscn, WIS ~sin deiaye by the Resf-bli2Hsrd of Saturday l wqs hoped 6nrtng the eAriv part of th winter to have work at Goodyear an hi DanieaBUi tn fun swing by March bsz cen&ftivws have rrade this trnpos HiAls.
 5sire gale Gnd stOrrn Of Friday Migh Gzd Saturday caused raateriai AaUsaR Co wire iines in the DanieiAon etrri cosy. SwsyinE trees and wires ofte 1&fne in contact, with tho result ths Nfrnbers of teiephere s,ihscriher fsu-d -he,- re-vfce i-.errrrted or i'm ps.-r1 .,
 k-ehitacsa Ed,sarc, Y. siat.iso- ' Rsckville vii co the Lenten preScht rsE.st- Alban's church Thursday even ing Of t6fs ~k. 'r..4
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