Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-23
DANIELSON

Q messenger carrying bus from a Nor Wich concern. The machine IS to pc placed in service in this territory dur Ing the coming month.
 Mrs. Robert Pellerin is patient at Worcester hospital.
 Chief A. Putnam Woodward of the Ara department is showing photo graph of a Seagrave motor bumper, like the one owned by the Danielson eeaartment, that recently fought kazd fire in Boston. The truck is com- eletely covered with ice, yet hnlsheo 0ut the fight against the fire in splen- did working order
 The moth crews who are working steadily these winter days in the sus- sained effort of the state bureau ot en- komology to stamp out the moth pests, have found that snowshoes are great kid to get over the storm bound coun- lryzide.
 The Majestic theatre played to it's first audience Saturday afternoon and svening and followed the opening with Sunday evening entertainments.
 There is well maintained interest in tha rifle matches in which members cfsC Company, Sate Guard, are par kEloating. The team of the local com- Hany is shooting in competition with teams of other companies of the State Euard.
 At the Putnam inn Saturday even hE, overseers of the Goodyear Mills, Inc, and other officials of the company enjoyed one of the periodical ban auets that are so much appreciated by those who are included in the in vitation list.
 Freight is now moving with greater regularity over the local branch of the New Haven system than at any time since the great storm of February l. Some manufacturing concerns are handicapped by noR-receipt of sup plies, especially yarn, but this week ts expected to clear up the difficulties. All trolley lines hereabouts remain yne@ebound as the Weather Man had, up Co the week end, failed to lend his as-M 1nce to the clearing of the lines. Tat would you do if you owned a large quantity of cider, wanted to change your place of residence and at lhs same time bring along your cider? fca couldn't do it without violating Gse Volstead act. the sweetest contri- button of prohibition liberality, yet lad no sesire to violate the law. That Is Yhe quandry of one Killingly man who is just waiting for chance to vote and. in the meantime. is saying something in addition to his pray srH
 The unrelenting grasp of winter is fnIeasing the fear that when the hfs9k dose come tha- this section of ths country will eXperlence the worst !r'ahet conditions known in in many biitket of snow that covers the riv- Frs is ice that is nearly two feet in thkgkness. On the slopes that feed intS the rivers is great quantity of EEeE and ice. A quick breakup of the W:Ater now contemplated with dread. eaG mean nothing but serious food coalitions. Great quantities of wa ter pouring into the rivers, causing tht1 to rise rapidly and break loose Lhs tremendously heavy ice. will ere Ris q period of terror that none wich tS experience, but every day that win teEAs= going is delayed adds to that DeytL
 k0 observance of Washington's biYshday today (Monday), the post ofs.3e will do business on holiday Besadule of hours. The rural service EiE be suspended and no business will De transacted in the money order or hex:aI savings department. Killing ky's schools also will be closed toway ks will the banks.
 Jshn Greeley, who few weeks aqo became involved in the federal and Etste investigation of illegal traffic in protected game birds, has returned to bis home in Danielson, from New Ha- Fe;3. MT Greeley has expiated the offEnces with which he was charged and through his aid the federal gov eFnment had been able to proceed with prosecution and procure convictions against men in New York who most pra.ited by traffic that was rap idlY denUding this section of New England Of such classes of game as partridge. quail and woodcock. Though pafalized himself, MT. Greeley gave Information to the government that WAS highly valuable in reaching the n1an who were highere up in the bus iEess. MT. Greeley never was a huater himself and acted only as an Intermediary in a business that state Rnd federal officials have been trying Q stamp out for years. Though he erred in his dealings in this respect il Nas left to him to perform a splen- tle service to the state by furnishine the information that lead to the ar rest of those who made tempting anG profitable the illicit traTic-that New fosks Pampered and petted aristoc- Facy might feast in their gilded homes and clubs on things that were forbid Gen by law to the ordinary mortal
 Veterans of. the world war, venera. bic heroes of the great conflict tt stamp out the rebellion, members ot otser patriotic societies, relatives triends-the public at large, gathered st the Orpheum theatre Sunday aft. eEroon to pay q memorial tribute tC men who gave their lives in the recen great holocaust that claimed millions of human lives that civilization nigh survive.
 This Washington's birthday mero. rial service was arranged under tn, auspices of Leo J. L'Homme post American Legion, for the purpose O presenting, on behalf of the govern. me1t of France, certificates of homo sa the relatives of next of kin resi- taGt here or in this vicinity of bray, American boys who are now numbered among their countrys heroic dead.
 %he event was befttingly solemn ana tthat thoce who are gone hay not been forgotten was impressiyel, httested by the audience that crowd ed in to the theatre to assist at tn exercises. which were carried out il sceprdance with previous announce nests.
 While Killingly solemnly paid trib ute to it's dead, it could not but b thrilled by the promise of security 0 the nation represented in the stal Vsxt service men who joined in doin honage to the memory of their falle Comrades. Veterans of the greates Wsf in history, thoroughly trained i1alSened by the rigors of the great sCt struggle in history, fought ou shcusands of miles from their hom 9fesides impressve in their unsper strength and youth-they held for a Sha came to join in the service EscTy that time cannot dim, a predic hon of reliance in case of need tla