Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-08
DANIELSON
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' - amusing, others irritating and still others Illuminating.
 Howard M. Withey. who is working in Goodyear this week, tells, for in4 stance of trying to enumerate the members of Polish family. No mem Der of the family except an exceed ingly bright little girl of years was able to speak English, but this little tot, acting as interpreter. nanased to get for the census taker all of the in formation he needed about every member of the family. MT. .Withey states that the little girl was one of the brightest children he has ever eil countered.
 On the other hand, some of the cen sus takers have found that there is fear among many of the alien families that the government is having the census taken so as to get information relative to available man power in case of war. and, with that idea in mind; are evasive and sometimes try to conceal the fact that there are male members of the family other than the head.
 The taking of the census will be completed at the end of this month.
 The filling of the icehouses at Quin- ebaug lake has proceeded steadily dur ing the past three days and hundreds of tons are now inside the houses. More. good cold weather will be re- quired, however. to permit of com pleting the work, in which a grea4 many people of the borough are in terested, for Danielson's ice supply depends upon the success of the har- | vesing.
 Arrangements are being made for | the, annual winter tournaments at the Bohemia nclub. The events, including 1 billiard and pool contests and whist will extend through the remainder of I the winter season.
 Some of the delay Of trains runninf use of poor quality of coal that has been supplied to the railroad. l Schwartz Bros, Inc, are preparing | for a great January Bedding sale | starting this Saturday at o'clock 1 Great bargainst will be announced ir l,this paper. Wait for the sale.-adv.
 Practically all the farmers who store l ice here have completed the filling o1 l their houses with the best ice obtain
 ed ill years. The Quinebaug marker 1 has Lad a supply cut in Danielson ant l stored al it's sicehouse on the Wes Side.
 There IS very general hope that the
 survey that has been under way fol l some time by engineers ofs-th state 1 highway department will lead in tht
 early spring to beginning the work O building the remaining unimprovet links of the Danielson-L Little Rest ant 1 Brooklyn Hampton trunk line.
 James Hogan of Pawtucket. former l ly, of Wauregar. has come here to en- ter the employ of the Goodyear com pany.
 The side track extension that ha;
 been under construction here for soItIt l time has been completed and is now
 in use. The northerly end of this sid l ipssis near the Connecticut mills. 1 Recurring and persistent rumors
 that one of Danielson's large manu- i featuring concerns had been sold tc another local concern were authorita- | lively denied on. Wednesday. Mrs. Estalla Young recently waS | elected noble grand of Doreas Re bekah lodge of Danielson.
 1 There wa sa joint installation We'd nesday evening of the officers of Me Cregor post, G. A. R.. McGregor corps W. R. C.. and Colonel Edward Ander- son. camp, s. of ". in G: A.. R. hall
 Oliver Marchessie ieau, injured or 1 Christmas eve, when struck and Knocked down by an automobile driven by the chauffeur for County 1 Commissioner John A. Dady Of Put nam was reported Wednesday as i'm 1 proving MT. Dady has done every thing possible for MT. Marchessieau' s welfare.