Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-04
DANIELSON

Arrival Of seven carloads of yarn permitted .reSumption of operations at the Connecticut Mills Wednesday morning.
 Cassius S. Chase of Hartford. form. erly a wooden manufacturer in this town. visited with relatives in Dan- iclson.
 Visitors to Norwich say there is rcry' much less snow in that city and vicinity than there is in this terri tory.
 Rev. N. ]. Ginet. N. S.. was eeIe- b-ant Of requiem mass at st. James church Wednesday morning for Ar scne Bcivan. 12. The bearers were Edmond Provost. Alfred Lebeau. Her bert Quinial and Romeo Rochileau. The body was placed in the receiv- ing vault at Holy Cross cemetery Louis E. Kennedy was the funeral di- rector.
 Snow removal So far this winter has cost the town S4.38S.S7, this be- ing the amount of orders drawn to date. Other work that has been done in clearing the snow from the high ways has not been paid for as yet, so it Is estimated. Tho total expense on account Of the winters storms will be in excess Of s5.ooo,
 1t Is expected that the state high way between Danlelson and Waure- gan and Central Village by the direct route win De opened again today. Shovelers were busy on Wednesday cutting their way through big drifts. tho heaviest tha; have blocked this highway this winter.
 KiliinEiy's seieetrnen met for the March session at their rooms in the town hall building Wednesday and transacted routine business. The se- lectmen have prepared a budget of expenses or the town for a year, as Tiven elsewhere in this column to- day.
 Tho orDheum theatre offers a big double hil for Friday-five acts of vaudeville and the splendid five-reel feature, "The -Sherifrs Son" with Charles Ray as the star.-adv.
 William E. Reach, n1anaaer of the Connecticut Mills basketball team. has achieved new distinction-that of champion billiard players of the Bo- hemisn club. Mir. Reach won out over T.. ~. Dutr by a score Of SO tc ~ in the final game of a tournament .n which many of the clubs players have contested.
 Some bowling fans followed on tc Worcester Wednesday to see the match between Barber of Danie1son and Nandaie of Putnam. of which there has been much talk for the past two weeks.
 Secret Service. with Robert War. wick as the star. proved fascinating picture for those who attended tn, show at the Majestic theatre on Wed nesday. s-
 As soon ns railroad officials hay, had time to sdjust themselves to con ditions. as they will he under the re turn Of the roads 10 their owners al cTort will be made for the restora ton of passenger trains that wer taken of the local line during tn stress of war times and never hay been restored.
 Tn extending it's plan of communit. service. chiefly in the interest of it employees. the Connecticut Mills com nany has established a communit store at Industrial place.
 It was stated here "Wednesday tha The attention of the state departmen rf weights and measures will be call rd to methods under which wood i being sold in thiS immediate terri tory. the idea being to get. if possi ble. definite statement from dealer and farmers as to quantities of woo sold for any stated price.
 In many piares about the boroue prepations gre being made for an ex pected freshet Cutters are being du out ard drains cleared of clogging ic, A very considerable amount of sue work is being done and itswill be th means of protecting property in cas Inc expected happens.
 The body of Mrs. Emily Hopkin Arnold, who died in Providence, wi arrive here from that city tn tIhursday) evening. Mrs. Arnold, wh has been making her home with he daughter. Mrs. Nathan Hill, at Ar burn. R. l., formerly lived in Dauie son.
 A quick rise of the Assawaga riv,