Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-24
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 George M. Filling iss patient at the Backus hospital, at Norwich where hej underwent a surgical operation. -
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Hanion of New London were visitors With relatives here | on Sunday. Critics everywhere assert that Polly : anna is one of the greatest. pictures ever filmed. The story has a theme which at the present time has an un- | usually wide appeal. It is the greatest of the Mary Pickford pictures. At the Orpheum theatre today and Tuesday, matinee and evening.-adv.
 i William Mccormack twill return to New York today .tMonday) after visiting | in Elmville with relatives for the past week. ssss. Another big new metor bus that is to be placed in, the. Goodyear-Danie!son passenger service arrived here for the Goodyear. Mills cont any. :. i Sundays chill weather brought forth ate season display of, winter garments
 Notices have been posted at the mill of the Danielson Cotton company of an advance in wages, effective May s1 i
 This is clean-up week in Danielson. 1 The committees in charge confidently ex- | pect that every person will do his duty 1 in making the campaign success.
 l A number of 32d degree Masons of 1 Danielson and vicinity are going to Hart ford this week to attend the meeting of the Sovereign Consistory, Scottish rite l Masons. Judge ". F. Woodward will be in | Hartford Wednesday to attend meeting of the executive committee of the State 1 E'iremen's association, of which he is II president.
 Persons here who would like to see II postal employees receive more adequate compensation for their services are writ II ing letters to Congressman Richard P. Freeman and asking him to support any measure that will provide more pay for the men in the. exacting postal service. Ereril Dasenais, e1, son of Mrs. Teles- phore Dagenais. died at their home in Attawaugan Saturday evening. The fam fly has been resident in that village for years.
 Home garden work is now in full swing in Danielson and vicinity. Flow men say that they are kept busy from light to dark breaking up small patches of ground for those who see record high prices of food stuff in sight for next fall. A PIafnheid woman did not stop ts make any reports or to offer to settle for the damage she caused, when she drove her automobile against 3 hydrant on Dyer street breaking off the hydrant
 and causing a section Of the street to
 be flooded and the water supply for many
 households cut off for time.
 It was stated here Sunday afternoon
 that firemen and coal wheelers at the
 plant of the Danielson and Plainfield
 Gas and Electric company at Plainfield
 had been fronted the demands they had ! made upon the company for increased pay The advance averted a threatened strike upon the part of the men. At the present time the company is considering
 demand for more money from its en- gineers at the Plainfield station.
 Miss Rachel Preston. recent graduate nurse from Johns Hopkins hospital a;
 Baltimore, where she has been training for the past three years, is visiting hert with her parents: Town Clerk and Mrs Frank T. Preston, Miss Preston was .
 member of the class graduated May 12 This summer, Miss Preston, who is grad E uate of Wellesley, college. class of 1918 H will be in Labrador with a group o physicians and nurses from Johns Hop kins who are going to assist in the worl of Dr. GrenfelIs mission. and she will b, stationed at the hospital at Battle liar bor. Miss Preston. expects to return t Danielson in the fall.
 Mrs. Earl Young and daughter, Ruth
 of Providence are also visiting Mir. ant
 Mrs. Preston. j.. The annual spring annou heements. . breaks at summer camps at Alexander Lake are beginning to come in. So ia as had been. learned little of value ha
 been taken from the camps. The break
 are regarded as the work, of boys, 0 II others resident within the town. Tramp are so few and far between these day
 that they are no longer considered as re
 ~nonsible for such breaks as used to h f charged against them in connection wit E he raiding of the lake camps.
 H The prosperity of DanIelson's bankin
 institutions: is reflected in recent state \ ments. which show that the earnings dur
 ing the first third of the year were ex F ceptionally gratifying The bank earning
 in turn show the general prosperity tha \ abounds in this section. .I In banking cir H cles the past week there has been spe
 cal interest in the fact that numbers (
 Danielson people have been taking ac
 vantage of the low quotations on Libert
 bonds to purchase literally Of these gi
 edge securities, some issues of which sho
 an earning power of as high as S62 pt \ cent. on quotations of the past weel
 Tn banks themselves have bought libera \ ly of these bonds recently.
 This afternoon members of the con mittee in charge and all others who ma wish to assist will gather. at G., A. l \ hall for the purpose of making Ereaths
 be placed on the graves of the soldi
 dead for Memorial day. The making E wreaths will continue at the hall Tue day. Thursday and Saturday of tn E week. Numbers who wish to perform patriotic service can Be used in the wol of making the wreaths.
 Rev. C. F. Wood and Miss Deretl Shaw, both under appointment to go West China, are to speak at & meetil ' Tuesday evening at the Baptist churc ' Rev. MT. Wood is acting pastor. of u Stoughton Street church of Boston al Miss Wood is a senior at Jackson e lege and president of the Y. ". c. A.
 Paintings by Frank Chester Perry, O Of Americas best known - marine al landscape painters, constitute a, speci art exhibit at the Public library tod and until Wednesday evening. MT. Pc \ ry is resident on the Dayville- -Attawa gan state highway. This evening \
 Perry is to give . talk on Art.
 At the annual meeting of the Sta
 Medical society held in New Haven I
 George Blumer was elected preside
 and Dr. w., H. Judson of Danieison vi
 president. Dr.. Judson and pr. G.
 Burroughs were thes physicians in
 tendance from Danielson. The meeti
 was held at the New. Haven Lawn clu As soon as it is possible for him get at tfe work W & Brown new oU