Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-04
DANELS0N AND PUTNAM NEWS

might be heard relative to their claim that the town is legally obligated to fur nish transportation to pupils who desire to attend the high school and who live five or more miles distant from the in stitution and yet within the boundaries of the town. Attorney J. F. Carpenter of Putnam represented those who make the claim However, there Is another view of the matter and at least some of the member of the town school committee say that the town is not legally obligated to | furnish such transportation as is being requested. A decision on the matter will not be. made for the present, it is understood.
 | Harvey guaranteed replacement springs for all cars. School Street garage.-adv. | Announcement was made here Thurs day that Friday of next week, Armistice 1 day, will be observed as half-holiday | by the business houses of Danielson, the
 stores closing at noon. This action has been taking through the initiative of the chamber of commerce and will be tri-
 bute to the World War veterans. A re- quest has been made for a general dis play of the national colors and that flags be placed at half-stase between noon and
 one D. m., in honor of the unknown sol
 dier whose body is being sent from
 ETdHCe to InlS country IOT puTld al
 Washington and for all those who died
 while serving the country during the
 great war of the nations.
 Sterling is to have political caucuses
 this week to name candidates for first
 selectman to succeed Lee Remington, whc
 has resigned as first selectman. A spe.
 cial meeting of the town has been called
 for Friday of next week at which voters
 will have an opportunity to cast theil
 ballots for their candidates for first se , lectman.
 ,i The first of the events to be arranged : in this town to boost the deficiency funC , of the Day Kimball hospital is a whist tC be held next week at the home of Dr , and Mrs. George NJ. Burroughs, Mis- Dorothy Atwood, Wauregan, local chair man announced Thursday afternoon. Kill , ingly is one of the towns that sends 3 very large percentage of patients treat t ed at the Day Kinball hospital each year l and for that reason it is hoped that tn . public will respond generously towar : what is to be done in Killingly to help tn l institution onto a more secure inancis T standing.
 e Members of the various branches of tn u I. o. o. F., represented in Danielsons ar U to attend next Sunday mornings servic U at the Baptist church in a boly, meetin . at their quarters in the town hall builC T ing and marching to the church. Tn sermon is to be preached by the pasto l. Rev. J. w. HoueK.
 l. Members of Moriah lodge, No. 15,
 F. and A. M, were pleased Thursday wit le Wednesday nights meeting in the sta IS armory, degree team of the Overs1; IS lodge of Providence conferring the Mast
 Mason degree upon a ciass of candida (
 of the local lodge. Overseas lodge W; 8, organized from among the members Id the American army of occupation and Il, made up exclusively of soldiers and sa B. ors who saw overseas duty during |
 World war. During the working of t sr, degree Wednesday evening the Overse it. lodge members appared in thir army
 navy uniforms. About $50 masons fro K. Killingly an dsurrounding towns we ny in attendance. 6:
 at The announcement that the Connectic
 Mills basketball team is to be seen in . is- tion again this fall and winter assur
 followers of this lively indoor sport sol lc- real classy playing. Plans are now l ay ing formulated for the seaoon's playi
 and it is expected that the opening gal ay will be .rslayed here on Thanksgiving nis lur with the Newport Naval Reserve tea
 This team played here last season a