Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-03
DANIELSON

T clubs, will be a guest of the Willing ly Woman's club next Wednesday aft ernoon.
 Danielson is due for a fashion pa- rade Sunday and Monday will find Dame Fashion again in the drivers seat. Easter Monday will bring round of dances in towns hereabouts. MT. and Mrs. Herman Steinbough, who have been living in Dayville are to return to Norwich to live. Mrs. A. 0. Greene will have the members of the Ladies Reading cir cle at her homi for a meeting Mon day.
 Rev. G. c. s. MacKay of Putnam preached Friday evening at the last of A special series of services held here, the final one at the Baptist church.
 Rosario Bassett, son of Mr. and 1 Mrs. Moses Bassett of Danielson, and 1 Harry Webster, who lives in Good year. were injured late Thursday night when they fell from a doorway department of the Goodyear mills to | the cement sidewalk below and were rendered unconscious.
 | According to a statement made on Friday by Webster, the pair had been 'foeling" and during the scuff- ling about they crashed against the l door. which flew open and let them I fall to the street, Bassett striking the l sidewalk first and Webster falling on Il top of him. A gear that was near the \ door is also said to have rolled out the | door and to have fallen on the young \ men.
 II Webster was taken to his place of residence in Goodyear and Bassett was removed to the home of his par ents here. Bassett suffered greatly during the night and Friday, after he had again undergone an examination by physician, he was removed to the Day Kimball hospital at Putnam. Il was said that he is internally injur ed and that his condition was regard ed as serious.
 \ Webster is not seriously hurt and
 on Friday afternoon was able to be out and to walk about the village oi Goodyear.
 H A number of members of Moriat lodge, A. F. and A. F., were at Nor wich Friday, either to rective or tc witness the confarring of degrees.
 Warnings have been issued for tn, , annual borough meeting. which i. scheduled for the twelfth of April
 This year matters of only routin, 3 business are listed for the consider l alton of the voters. This will includ
 fixing the tax rate, which is expeetet :, ohe slightly higher this coming yea that at present.
 : l should be done. Bicycles and supplies
 Aur store at 2S Furnace street i t again open. l. c. McGuire-adv George A. Williams, who collects tn : taxes for the town of Ki1lingly, ha n given the required notice that he i r 1 about to undertake the work Nil n Williams: for the convenience of tax e payers, has arranged to be at differen |, villages in the town on specified day : during the collection period.
 Evidently the spring season bring
 a strain on the usually peaceful rela
 tions in some homes. Here in Kill
 ingJy there is a shower of "wife" no k tiees at present.
 h A series of vaudeville acts wa {. added to the regular picture pro n gramme at the Orpheum theatre fc IT Fridays shows.
 if George Rodman, who was arreste s here for stealing watch from tl
 store of Charles Hale and anothe II watch from the store of MeEwen an T Chapin, was presented in the tow
 court Friday morning and pleade n guilty to the charge of theft file is against him. He was given 60 das k in jail and was the first man to go y that institution from KAlingly
 many weeks.
 e Whiskey played at least a contribl tory part to getting Rodman h trouble.
 ,r He had in his possession s,na l. flask that had contained whiske IS which he procured in Norwich, on
 lphysician's prescription somethir l. that can't be done in the town le Killingly. It appears that this pr, a scription was issued on the lstrengt IS of a claim that the whiskey was to l
 used for the treatment of the gri
 which will become epidemic if u Id prescription writer's name is n ot withheld, and the treatment, it al
 pears, either cured the grip or chan. = ed it into the grab, which was u
 game that Rodman was engaged A when he got into trouble here. At the MeEwen and Chapin sto E Rodman got possession of a watch k the representation that he would St it for the firm to one of his friend \ Incidentally, he stole another wat \ while he was trading at this sto1 2 Going forth to find other victims, wandered into the Hale store an
 through misrepresentation, indue \ Mir. Hale to buy one of the watch E stolen at the McEwen and Chap store. Again opportunity was go and Rodman stole a watch from N s Hale. Discovery of this loss led a quick search for Rodman and " 5 followed by his arrest.
 The watches that figured in the de have been restored to their owne
 and now MT. Rodman has only t one that he owned when he started the watch business.
 MT. Hale said Friday afternoon tn he was not anxious to have Rodm sent to jail, but the man pleaded gu ty to the charge and the court deer
 ed best to have Redman locked for a time.
 Fl All efforts to stir up enthusiasm
 daylight saving has died out in Da ielson. There is no chance now
 introducing the novel -keepil
 system in this section this year u n less such action is forced by the ra
 road changing the running time of
 trains by reason of Massachusetts a
 Rhode Island adopting daylight ss
 ing time as statewide measures.
 About twenty-five friends gather
 at the home of MT. and Mrs. Dwi,
 Lambert on Railroad street Thurse evening to give birthday surpr
 party in MT. Lanlbert's honor I
 guests brought gifts for Mr.. Lamb
 who was thoroughly surprised by
 visit. The evening was devoted t
 variety of diversions all of which " enjoyed. Refreshments were sery