Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-21
DANIELSON

An alarm vas pulled in from Box IA at $40 Thursday afternoon and NcalAed l the flre department out, for grass fire burning near the railroad tracks south of Fanzlin street. Fear that the fire
 would be communicated to nearby buildings was given as he reason for pulling the alarm to which the motor bumper and the hook and ladder com pany responded. {: 1 KHnngN High schools basketball play | CTS will appear in new uniforms when
 they face the Worcester Trade school
 team here this (Friday) evening in what | is expected to be one of the fastest games Of the season The Worcester l team Is represented as being an unusual 1 ly strong organization of players and they should be capable of extending the | Kniingiy players their limit.
 An interested audience heard an inte-
 resting speaker at the vestry of the westfeld Congregational church Thurs day afternoon when Professor Theodore l Collier of Brown university addressed the
 members of Sarah Williams Danielson II chapter, D. A. R., and others on Pil-
 grim Principles for the Life of Today
 Rev. N. J. GiRet. M. S., remains at St.
 Josephs rechory al ritchburg, Mass, where he is resting after completing his
 labors here in St. James parish, where his good work will be long remembered and of which he will retain pleasing memories.
 Members of the board of relief of the town of KiIlingly have given the usual notices to taxpayers that sessions of the
 board will begin with the month of Feb
 ruary and will continue throughout the
 month.
 i~ R~w
 row evening when Newport Naval Re
 serves team will come here to meet the Connecticut Mills five. rated as one of the fastest basketball organizations in
 southern New England. The naval team has been making a great record
 this season and has attained statewide
 prestige in Rhode Island.
 Inspector John Edgarton, of the stat, motor vehicle department. is to be here 4 today (F'riday) to give examinations fol those who wish to qualify as drivers and Co attend to other duties pertaining to the deparment. Hereafter the inspec \ tor will be in Danialsan. on every othel
 Friday until new inspector is appoint \ ed for this territory.
 George l.. Chase was reported Thurs day seriously ill at his home in Eas \ 1 I<illingly, where he has been a residen
 
 | shock on Wednesday. He is well knowl in Danielson and other parts of the town Members of Quinebaug lodge of Od Fellows were at Willimantic Thursda r evening to attend the 31st anniversar n of Obwebetuck lodge n that city, tn
 affair bringing together Odd Fellow . from a number of towns. in eastern Con f necicut.
 l. A letter received by Captain r.
 Huntingdon of C company. State guarc . Thursday morning from Adjutant Gen
 eral George M. Cole makes operative a r, order received last spring for the for e nation here of company of corps ar
 tillery. = Captain Huntington said Thursday aft $ ernoon that he was leaving for Norwich
 where 6 expected to have a confer Ls ence at the bazaar of the, Third com y pany with Major N. B. Payne of Ne S. London relative to the matter. e Next Tuesday, evening Captain Arm T. ington will discuss with the members (
 the state guard company the possibilitie
 of getting as many of them as may h n eligible to enlist in the new organiza . tion,l which would require about 125 mel l. There are about 50 members of tn Q state guard company here at the preser