Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-06
DANIELSON


 head of Danielson's fire department gives an insight into reasons of thffle New En- gland Insurance Exchange for lowering Danielsons. classification. on fire insur- anee rates from Class c to D; A. P. Woodward, Chief of Fire Depart
 ment, Danielson, Conn.
 Dear Sir: I beg to acknowledge receipt of your letter of April 24th in reference to the, recent change in classification of Danielsen, Conn.
 { AS you know, we recently made an ir-, spections of the fire protection facilities and found the water system to be in deficient condition, but mainly to the ab- normal draft combined with friction loss in la long and insufficient supply lnie and a weak distribution system.
 We are at work at the present time on recommendations for correcting these deficiencies and plan to have same in your hands in the very near future.
 Very truly yours.
 (Signed) JOHN s. CALDWELL.
 Engineer. Miss Minnie Hill, the female Weston, who has walked from coast to coast and who recently has been making a tramp from Washington, D. C. to Augusta Me. and writing daily for Boston paper a running account of her trip and expeTi- ences, includes in her story an account of seeing pack of police dogs that bark ed at her and frightened her as she tramped through this town, Miss Hill tells of waiting for wagon that was trailing her to come along and of walk ing past the police dogs and beside the wagon while she talked with the driver.
 Charles 4. Tillinghast has all the trout fishermen in this neck of the woods highly envious of him and of his prowess with rod and reel. The reason is that MT. fTillinghast was showing on We'd nesday 8 speekled beauty that weighed two pounds and nine ounces and meas ured IS inches in length. This is the grandest trout shown in this section of eastern Connecticut this season. and MT Tillinghast is not unduly proud of the fact that he is the man that caught it This particular trout was suspected ot being where MT. Tillinghast caught him and that isn't saying where. The lucky fisherman will tell you that this young leFiathan made the water boil when the attempt was made to start the reel work. | ing and that a struggle that lasted over | five minutes preceded the landing of the fish that has since made many fishermen wonder how they do it.
 Following services held Wednesday af |. ternoon at the home of his sister, Mrs Edgar Smith on Chapel street, Putnam Rev. Boynton Merrill being the off1ciatine clergyman, the body of Maxey Youne was taken to Dayville. where he formerly l lived, for burial Relatives acted a. | bearers. Louis E. Kennedy was il charge of the funeral arrangements. 1 At St. James church a funeral mas was said for Mrs. Alma Blain, who diec l at her home in Canterbury. Burial wa in St. James cemetery. The bearer were Alex Blain, Henri Blain. Arthu Maynard, Alfred Carrier, William Ma i heu and John Maheu Louis E. Kenned, was in charge of the funeral arrange | nlents.
 l Services for William FIaeg, who die, at payville, were held at the undertak ing rooms of L. E. Kenneoy on Furnac street, Rev. Albert Jepson of St Alban' church officiating. Burial was at Day vile. Friends acted as bearers.
 There was ice on small ponds and covering of heavy white frost on tree and shrubbery when early risers took look out of doors Wednesday morning | The mercury dropped several degrees be low the freezing point all through thi section of eastern Windham county an caused damage to fruit buds and othe growing things.
 Grand Knight Daniel O'Conneu an | Past Grand Knight Gaston A. Maindo will leave here on Sunday for New Ha ven to attend the annual convention c 1 the state council of the Knights of Ce lumbus which will be in session in tha city during Monday and Tuesday, A representatives of St. Rose of Linn council of Danie1son Messrs. O'Conne | q i116o l11 reporting for their organization one q the greatest gains in membership mad by any council in the state during tn past twelve months The council her now has upwards of 200 members, + It was learned here that a new teIf phone directory is to be issued in ,Jul, This directory will reflect the growth ( Danielson and the surrounding territor7 for the local division will list approx mately 1000 telephones in the new i. sue
 II MT. and Mrs. F. E. Cunneen and M and Mrs W. K. Litch left here Wedne: day to motor to New York. Leslie Murray, who has been emplo, ed at Providence for several montf past, will return here and enter the eu ploy of the Hunkin-Conky company ;
 Goodyear.
 Imagine the man who formerly move
 lawn here in Danielson for 75 cen asking s5 to perform the same seryi,
 this seasonI There's one lawn here tb;
 he isn't going to mow! The household,
 will do it himself
 The "Jakey' dealers in town are m
 being accused of profiteering by the
 customers. For a two-ounce bottle of II
 liquid fire 65 cents is being asked. tn
 being at the rate of s10.40 a quart. Tn
 size bottle and contents formerly sold f, B cents.
 There's a new fad in town-bavir watches with two hour hands, one ho,
 hand showing the standard time, il
 other the daylight saving time. A. Woodward has one and Collin Gamble the other. Both deny that they get I
 in the morning by standard time and , ! to bed by the daylight saving time ri extra hour hand is attached under Il regular hour hand by solder and plac in position just an hour ahead. Captain F. o. Huntingdon, of the sta
 guard company here, said Wednesd:
 afternoon that there had been no flu
 ther developments relative to the plan forming new coast artillery compal