Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-13
DAVELSoN AND PUTNAM NEWS

water and back to New Britain without getting himself wet
 Mrs Julia White, 54, wife of Walter P. White, died Tuesday morning about 1o.50 at their home on Railroad street. Mrs. White had been i'll since January. Last Sunday she appeared better than at any time for weeks and members of the family were encouraged. but Monday ev- ening she suddexly became seriously i'll again and did not recover from tis at tack. Mrs White was a native of New York. She leaves her husband, who has been engaged in business here for many erine Puize. Mrs. Caroline Hargraves, both of Danielson, and Mrs. Florence Barbary of Wauregan.
 Mrs. White was member of the Con gregational church. a past presidenF of McGregor W. R. G., and treasurer of | the Fraternal Benefit League. She was an active wdorker for the organizations with which she was affiliated and had formed many enduring friendships. Postmaster Raymond Allen has reeefv- ed request from the post office de- partment that he make an effort to inter est patrons of the Danielson office in mailing their letters early Such an eff fort is being made at post offices through out the country and Is intended to speed l up the service and remove some of the cause for complaint that has grown up during the period under Burleson. Statis- l tics compiled at the Washington post office department show that the great bulk of the days mail matter is posted between D. m. and a. m. If the pub 1 lie can be induced to get part at least of the days mail into the post office by the noon hour handling of the matter would be expedited and the service speed ed up all over the country.
 The question was asked many times | Tuesday as to why electors of the borough do not vote at the annual borough meeting. On Monday only 5i
 ballots were cast out of 114o that might have been, and out those who voted only A voted correctly and made their bal l lots count
 I Among men who think they know something about borough affdirs-fx | would hardly be fair to describe them a: borough politics-the opinion seems to b, that electors do not come out because the borough government runs about a.
 smoothly and with as title friction ant
 as economically as any local governmen in Connecticut. There Is nothing DO llitically to quarrel about, for which al 1 are duly thankful. The borough off
 
 reckless in their expenditures, but, on tn, other hand. exceedingly careful. Eacl
 spring they turn in annual reports tha show the care with which they have dis
 charged their duties. The borough deb is being gradually reduced. These thing lall count with the voters, the great ma jority of whom rest complete confidenc
 in their officials.
 If it is believed that there is real iacl
 of interest in borough affairs. ct sore
 one try to introduce some wildcat scfiem
 or proposition for the borough to con
 slider and watch the results. Hundred
 of voters will turn out. They are no
 doing so now because they are satis
 fled, in the opinion Of those who hav
 know Danieison intimately and for man, : years.
 James T. Havelas, injured last Sun
 day when struck by an automobile va
 resting comfortably on Tuesday and ap ] parently will quickly recover from hi injuries
 } Warden Herbert c. Keech and tn -I newly elected board of burgesses me
 for orrunization Tuesday evening. Members of the Supnly4 company, c. \ l C., had their weekly drill Tuesday ever ing in the gaily decorated drill shed c 5 the state armory, which has been a l "do'led" up for a big social affair
 Recently at a local theatre patron : watched a news film that contained section showing the Paiisade kennels a Rosedale, L. [. and HenrfitI Baer c } Rosedale and East Killingiy, putting hi
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