Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27

rhe best theatres in Holyoke, and the largest in the Lewis Brown circuit. In addition to the Orpheum and the Strand the circuit includes the Prin- cess at Bristol, this state and the i Palace at Rockville. Ine Strand is the largest of all the theatres in the circuit and promises to be one of the
 most profitable.
 At EfaureyAn Monday morning, the funeral V1 AAISS CIarab eIle BeIqSA4 was helu from her ho4ne, pit.i a htsl lllass of requlenl at tie 1o14uIed Heart 1 church Where nst7ly le4alIHrS and l-iclius and reo-osellta4uyes of the e-'urc1l soC.eties wicl yrAlc1 she was -t4l4I-4ted we're ill oItcaG-4-lce. hey j1sepA G. A4cCarlAy, pdssut Of 4Ai.- ttIiIo"S chttica al M CJSlp, Was eel eo-alIt of Lac mass. me l.upon- i bearers, representing tilo En!lu4eA of Aie,. :, were Al1S5 AuIL Aayn1ru, Miss I.0oe BelroIt, .4Il1ss t.essIia Ddrrs, Mlss I-IaHla rUudrette. Ie peA.;ef5 were Lio.tel Messier, StaniSlaus .GIlaau, ar thur Benoit, HenIi G4gnoA, Ml.cnell Barry and Joseph Co1;3e1l.e. 6uriaI Louis b. Ke4l4leQy was i'll cuArge Ot tIe funeral arrangements
 If kiIlinsIy's citizens do not indulge in ifildue expenditures III handling town business, tae increase in prop eI'ty valuations made by t4le assessors BIII not fer-Ally increase the l amount Of taxes to any property hold eI Who Eas been raised, it was Lc1ng pointed out Monday by citizens who discussed the revaluation recently coiI1pleued, and those who have not 1 been raised probably will pay less taxes than at present. In any event, ho slderably increased during the present year. Just how much the grand list l la5 been increased is not known yet even to the assessors, but it will be several hundred thousand dollars. The announcements of increasLs sent out by the assessors cover only advances in valuation made on real estate and do not include automobiles, stock or personal property Of other nature.
 Daddy Longlega,' with Winsome little Mt.ry PlchIord as the star, made a tremendous hit with the audience at the OIpaeum theatre Monday, and will please you this afternoon or evening. --Adv.
 Two small barns belonging to the Attawauga company and located near the home Of Supt. Hector Mcconnell Of the companys plant at Balfouville were destroyed by fire that broken out about 1l:30 Friday night. The to- tai loss, including that on the hay and other property in the barns ais esti- mated at from $1,so0 to .s2,e0O. The fires may have been of incendiary ori- gin, but thin has not been determined.
 pr. w. sH. judson, heaIth officer, said Monday afternoon that no cases of influenza have been reported to him from the town of Kil1ingly. In his own practice Dr. Judson has not encount- cred any influenza cases and only a very few of pneumonia. There are many cases of grip in severe form in Danielson, however, and some of these are being reported on the streets a influenza or pneumonia.
 At the OrpheuTn theatre Monday afternoon and evening audiences en- legs, in which Mary Pickford is feat ured, the production being regarded by many as among her best.
 Some thermometers in DanieIson showed readings down to six degrees below zero Monday morning. At Woodward's store the reading was below.
 Officers of the Danielson chapter ef the Red Cross met Monday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. George H. Call.
 An auto truck owned by John Ryan of Dayytlle was struck by an electric car at Putnam. 1yeither the truck nor the car was damaged to any extent
 A woman who lived in the Lille district Of France during the war, in territory long occupied by German forces. has come to Danteison to make her home. She tells of her personal experiences with the 1zaiser's men and one who listers to them instictively recalls that tl.ss.a vas ! rood reason for designating them Huns.
 G. Alton p'1Jst MS uaiISd to Boss ton Monday morning. ais brother hay ing died of pneumonia in that city Sunday. The body IS to be taken to Main for burial.
 Miss Margaret Franklin, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Franklin Of Boston, died at their home in that city. Miss Franklin, who was a niece of Hiram $. Franklin Of Broad street, was born in Danielson. Her father is