Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-19
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] IacI6 are dDOut 4,oVV udAACS O.A l personal tax list of the town of kil- i 1.ngly.
 ''Brsken Blossoms" showing at the Orphennn theatre today and Friday. is | 8 picture that has attracted nation l wide attention, and is undoubtedly one I of the greatest of the David Grifhths ! prcductions.-adv.
 Arthur Walters. who this week dis | posed at auction of his farm equip I inent in the town of Brooklyn, has | come to Danielson with his son to make their home for the present. There were large congregations at St. James church, morning and even | ing, for the Ash Wednesday services. | Old Sol appeared on the job We'd nesday as snow and ice remover and 1 his efforts were welcomed by all Dam ! ielscn's streets ran with water during i the afternoon hours, but at nfghtfail l it seemed as though little impression | had been made upon the masses of snow and ice under which the bor- l oueh is buried.
 1 Aufomebiie Inspector Ralph Q. \ Young appeared as a witness for the l state Wednesday in the city court of ! Putnam in a case in which the state was taking action against Napoleon 1 Niour of the city for having a car on | which numbers had been changed. The | c1se was dismissed.
 In connection with the meeting of l members of Sarah Williams Danielson | chapter, D. A. R., scheduled for this 1 (Tliursday) afternoon, it is noted that | it is the 20th anniversary of the chap
 ter.
 A specia borough meeting was at l tended by about 50 voters who were 1 unanimously in favor of providing an | appropriation of Ss,5eo to be used for | the extension of the sewer from a l point in North street to provide sew l age connections for houses that are
 being constructed for the Connecticut
 Mills company in the vicinity of North 1 and Joyce streets. The work of ex- 1 tending the sewer, which will be about 1 750 feet in length, will be undertaken 1 as soon as the weather permits. The fact that the Goodyear Mills 1 company stands ready to pay $25,000 1 toward the cost of constructing l S1o0, 900 eigtt-room school building, l with auditorium, at Goodyear, and in | addition take the present school | property in that village off the hands | of the town at the price it cost the ! town, has very favorably inclined many people toward favoring the ap- 1 propriation that the voters will soon | be called upon to consider. During the tfaw of Wednesday ve- l ilicles travelling between Danielson and Dayvilie cut through the snow and ice l to the surface of the state road. Deep ruts are the result, but continued mild ! weather will be the means of increas- 1 ing the amount of Hand" now in sight and make travelling better than it has | been for six weeks or more. A force of employees of the 4. T. and l T. company is making ready to run another line of cable through the un derground system that runs through Danieison on the New York-Boston system. SHOW that has piled up over ! the manholes that dot this under ground system through the town of Kiilinsl" via Franklin street and South Kiiiingly is being removed so that wires may be run through the candaits preparatory to hauling through the cable.
 Not plunh has been accomplished l-tss@-74..tis- i5Tit9 sin1 East Killinglv back into .rar1ral overland communication witi1 Dsf1icte91 arSs other villages Of tFe town of Ki'liDgly. The state high way to that niaCe does not offer at tractivr travelling conditions and the trolley line remains closed. as has been 1 tle caSe since it became snowbound | kwe weeks ago today.
 4 mnis@ truck bringing pianos from ! ? Norwich, irrn to customers in Dar- 1 feisr?n riapased ta get through We'd 1 nes,iay and permit of deliveries of the instruments The truck made an at | tempt to aet through last week, hut the trin had tO be abandoned. The route nsed Wednesday was from Cen tral Village to Wauregan and Brook lyn
 Another of the series of high grade picture offerings running at the Or pfeum theatre is booked for next Mon
 day and Tuesday when the great serAea favorite, Douglas Fairbanks, will be seen in his very newest pie ture, ''Whefl the Clouds Roll By adv.
 Vaudeville acts were added to the
 picture program at the Orpheum the
 atre for Wednesdays shows. Another bus, capable of carrying
 many passengers is to be added to the
 Danielson Goodyear route in the spring. The bus is to be used in the
 service maintained by the Goodyear
 company for the convenience of it's op-
 eratives throughout the town and the
 residents generally in Goodyear.
 Many farmers in this vicinity are
 practically discouraged over the pros pect of getting help during the coming spring and summer season The sit
 nation as regards procuring this class Of help was desperate enough last year, but further advances in wages in
 many lines of industry are fesponsi-
 ble for 8 situation that now appears almost hopeless, for the farmer can
 not compete with wage scales offered
 to men who formerly gave their time
 to the filling of the soil
 To escape from the necessity of
 paying the advanced water rates re- gently announced for Danielson. some property owners in certain part of the business section are seeking to ar-
 range for a supply from the artesian wells that furnishes a group of build ings at Main and Center streets
 Memorial services have been ar-
 ranged to be held at the theatre here Sunday afternoon under the auspices
 ok Leo J. LHomme post, American Legion, at which time certificates of
 honor, gift of the government of,
 France, will be presented to relatives
 q local men who gave their lives in
 the world war.
 Conditions are such throughout the
 Dorough that many cellars are in dan
 ger of eing flooded. Many persons,
 sensing this danger, were engaged on
 Wednesday tn cutting ditches through
 may be diverted so az to cause little
 damage.
 The funeral of Mrs. Victoria Guida. formerly of Danielson, was held from
 her home in Moosup Wednesday
 morning with high mass of reo1ieTn
 At All HaIlows' church in that place
 Rev. J. D. Mccarthy being the cele-
 brant. Burial was in All Hallows, cemetery. L. E. Kennedy was the fu-
 uefal director.