Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
DANIELSON
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Wauregan are withstanding the pounding of the thousands of tons of water pouring over them every hour, and heie in Danielson it was going over three feet above the f1ashiboards on Monday, but the passage of the ice owe rthesa barriers is 8 vastly different and more dangerous mat ter.
 Some seemed to think on Monday that the worst danger of flood aas quantity Of snow and ice in this re- been passed but there is flood menace yet, as there is tremendous zion, mich more than is to be found to the south, in New London county towns.
 Thirty-two cents 8 gallon for gas- oline was the record figure that mo torists were called upon to pay Mon day when they went to garages to have their tanks filled: For this price, higher than any charged during the war, the garage people are not to be blamed. The fixing of the price is not within their reach. Perhaps John D. needs the beer money that has been saved since last July, and all of the other money that happens to be lying around loose. Quien sabe
 Mrs. Mary Whitman, e7, wife of George Whitman, died Sunday night at Glen Manning farm near East Killingly. Mrs. Whitman, whose I maiden name was Mary Merrill, was bern ia Sl T fftld, Mass,
 1 Representative N. Lorne Greig of 1 this town was named by the sena- torial district convention held by the 1 republicans at Putnam to be mem Ter of the corainitte on permanent organization of the republican state i convention to be held at New Haven next week.
 Strange birds thas have been seer in this section within the past month, evidently flown farther south than is customary for :h IT. a.. Identified as
 4o!n9r''' grehss. The s,ehs is l inch bin. The upper parts of The bird are of a dull black and the under of silvery white, generally with
 more or less rusty red on the neck except in young birds. Some of these birds have been, found, starved. | injured or killed. in Brooklyn, Hamp- ton and other nearby towns recently
 The Hartford Connecticut Trust company. of which Nathan D. Prince about to start on the construction ot of Danielson is a vice president, is
 
 structure to be, not less than 12 nor
 more than Is stories in height, and
 the cost will be approximately 100, 00C
 a story.
 William H. Putnam of Hartford
 formerly of Danieison, has been nam
 ed by Governor Holcomb to be one of delegation to represent Connec-
 ticut at a conference to be held 1T NoG Gta "a kaly
 promoting of sound Anericanisnl, {
 more intelligent and effective de
 mocraey and unity and good -wil
 throughout the nation. Governor HolcoInb named tne' Connecticut del
 egation in response to teIegraphet
 request from Secretary Franklin D
 Lane Of the department of the interi
 or.
 At the orpheum theatre thls
 CTuesday) evening Mary Miles Min
 ter in the masterful photoplay "Ann,
 of Green Gables. ."-adv.
 Brooklyn relatives and friends O
 the family are interested in the an nouncement that Miss Doroth,
 Litohfeld Witter, daughter of Mir. ant Mrs. Frank E.. Witter of Hartford formerliy of Brooklyn, is to resign a, Hospital Training school for nurse assistant prlnclpal or the tharttort
 Hospital Training school for nurse
 and will enter the United States Pub lie Health service, having passed tn
 necessary examinations. AlthousI
 uncertain of her destination, Mis- Witter expects to go to the govern ment hospital at Spartansburg Pa
 Miss Witter is a graduate of Hart
 gord High school, class of 1912, an of the Hartford Hospital Trainin
 school for nurses in the class c < 1916. She has since filed variou exercutive positions at the lospita including those of anaesthetist, sup s ervisor of wards and assistant in th office to the principal