Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-10
DANEISoN


 issue of s125,aoa of refunding bonds of the tcwh, due Deeenlber 1, at per cent interest is the assertion being made by men who are familiar with the present tight money market and the difficulty of handling such issue under what can be considered reasonable arrangements.
 Bond houses approached relative to handing the issue pointed out that the 6 per cent. rate, under present conditions is really attractive and even at that rate these bond houses would be willing to handle the issue enly under long term arrangement
 = The Brooklyn Savings bank will take the entire issue at per cent, this ar rangenaent for the brief period of three years. At the end of that time, bank CTS say the money market undoubtedly will he very much easier. and fse Brooklyn Savings bank will be willing to arrange for the placing of the issue at such lower rate of interest as may be ebtaiHable atrthe time.
 At the psstsaiee here notices have been given that proposals will be received by the government up to January Il for car FyinS the mail over the star route be- tween Dnaielsen and Brooklyn, the con- tract to be for the period from July 1, 1921 to June 30, 1925. This contract has been held and faithfully carried out for many years by Frank Spaulding of the town of Brooklyn.
 Jehn F. Lewis manager and part own CT of the Orpheun theatre, left Tuesday morning for New York to make arrange naents for eauippirg his new Strand the atre in Holyoke with scenery This new theatre is rapidly approaching cemple- ticn. The house is to De devoted chiefly to pictures and fis said to be one of the finest in the section of Massachusetts in which it is located.
 At WaaregAa Tuesday morning, tIte funeral of Mrs Obeline Belval was held from her home, with services at the Sa- cred Heart church at 5 o'clock. Rev. J. O. Mathieu was eelebrant of the high l mass of requiem, which was attended by l many cf Mrs. Belvars relatives and l friends. Burial was in Sacrs3 Heart | cemetery. The bearers were Louis -Ke- rouaek, Joseph Raymond, Clement Bonin | and Damas Neuvre. The honorary bear CTS were Mrs. Mathilda ouilette, Mrs. Jo- 1 seph.ne Kercuaek, Mrs. velina Pratte and Mrs. Martha Chiffon. Louis E. Ken nedy was the funeral director. Ths funeraI of Michael Byren, whe | died at Reward, R. l., was held Tues 1 day morning with services at St. Joseph's church in Dayville. Rex. Ignatius- Kos' 1 being celebrant of the high mass of re. | Ectfe l tery. The bearers were William Welch Jehn Weleh, Thomas McRam and oti. Warren. L. E. Kennedy was in charge o the funeral arrangements.
 1 Captain Frederic 0. Arnainston of ( company state guard has issued the fol lowing order to members of the com l mand:
 l The members of this command vii assemble at the state arnory Thursday November II, Armisfice day, at on o'clock D. m., for the purpose of taknin quart in the parade on that day. , 2-Bm of dress: Well uniforms, can and lace Ieggins.
 s-Every member of the .cornn1an should consider it s privilege to help i the celebration of this event. Fine al sent. s5.6s.
 / Ripe tomatoes, picked from his garde Tuesday morning. November g, wer . mentioned on Tuesday morning by As ! | sessor Charles B. Hutchins as worthy c | a place in the hall of fame of product of this remarkable fall season. In man outside gardens in the borough flower were blooming Tuesday much the sam as in late summer.
 Thursday will be haIf-belidsy i DaRielson. In carrying out the observ ance of aArnnistice day business will b practically suspended in Danielson. was stated late Tuesday afternoon tha practically all places of business, wit the exception of the banks, which canno close, will close at noon for the da. Citizens and organizations were plannin to unite with the former serviee men i making an impressive celebration of great event.
 MT. and Mrs Royal G. Cheauette hay left here to make their home near Nor wich. MT. Choqaette to have the man asensent of a large farm
 All members of K. of C. are request cd to meet at their rooms Thursday a 1:se to parade in honor of Arnnistic Day.-adv
 The Benevolent society of the Congre sariohal church has meeting sehed uled for this CWednesday) afternoon.
 stesAy progress Is Icing HsaAe sn tn construction of the state road betwee the foot of Hampton hill and Breokly1 It was stated on Tuesday that the stea, shovel is now working near the four ,co1 ners at what is known as the Witte cemetery east of the Evans place in u, town of Brooklyn. Upwards of a mil and a half of crushed stone is in plac rolled and about ready te receive tn top dressing. The unusually mild weatf CT Of the fall and the mild temperature have made it possible for the contractor in charge of the Work to make exception ally fine progress, though the workin force is not extra large. It is uYderstoo that grading work will be continued q long as the weather will permit this SC. son. Another reason ably good month weather will find the grading crews al preaching the village of West Brookly Whether or not the road will be opene to travel during the winter was n, known here on Tuesday.
 There was . large audience at the o pheurn theatre Tuesday evening to 8, the Wishing Ring, a production stag. under the auspices of and for the bene of the Civic federation. Nearly 200 loc people were included in the cast. whit proved itself very competent. The dane and musical numbers were pleasing a pealing and were accorded generous a plause. 4 considerable sum will be ne ted for the federation and devoted to u excellent uses to which the orsznizati, finds fer it's funds in carrying on it's go, work in Danieison.
 Ms1abefs of the Winaiiam County A
 riculturAl society will hear pie q ing r
 ports when they gather. next Saturday
 Unitarian hall in Brooklyn. The pa
 Septenhber's fair was unusually succes
 ful from every standpoint and especial
 financially. Record crowds attended t
 exhibition. The results of the fair a
 so satisfactory that the members of t
 association will be inspired to great
 enthusiasm than ever in the past in ma
 ing their arrangements for next yea,
 exhibition.
 that the parade on Armistice day aftt An ffR <A 14nG r.