Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-10

Two eases have been supplied with tonic and two serious throat eases were oper- ated on at the expense of our fund.
 Since our last annual report We have our health station finished and equipped. Through the generosity Of the town off, cers We have suite of rooms convenient ly located in town hall building. light and pleasant. well equipped. and place we may all be proud Of as a health center. We have received words or conmendation from inspecting ofiiceis Of the state health board. During the year We have received visits from Miss Margaret Stark director of public health nursing. and her assist. ant Miss Spence. and from Miss Eliza. beth Clarke of the Connecticut chiidren'G Aid society. All seemed satisfied with the manner in which they found the work be- ing carriec on. In our child welfare wors we have been able 10 help a number oi malnutrition cases and found a boarding home for one infant whose mother died Child welfare is SO interwoven with aD the work done in the home. in the schoolG and In the clinics l. seems like repetition to mack a special report on that Every. thing that we do 10 make living confl- tlons better. our town moro sanitary. and stamp out or cure. disease. is child vel fare.
 Respectfully submitted.
 MIRIAM BooMHowER. Motorists. are herewith given inc an- l -uai hint 10 watch out for the State oi la.ne expresses. which begin running | ext week. These trains are not sched- | led 10 make any stops between Norwich l nd Putnam though they sometimes do, | or orders. They are night trains and motorists will be on the lookout for theTE
 | grade crossings. With the return of
 hese trains to their summer run, an ad.
 litional operator will go on duty al ths Danieison station. making it a three-trieh | station.
 Though Danielson adheres officially ts | standard time, IS do practically all Of the l manufacturing concerns and other indus .rles. as well as the business pla:es. one will find in going about that cute a few places that do business are living by the daylight sar5ing rule.
 There Is a possibility. it was stated Thursday, that bids for the construction of the state road 10 Little Rest may he asked for during July. The money for the construction Of this road is in inc general appropriation bill for the state highway department Federal funds also will be available for aid in building this road. 1t is stated.
 The DanieIson Firemen's association will benefit materially from the carnival that has been the weeks attraction here
 The show was the first of its kind seen in Danielson and has attracted many
 hundreds of people.
 Waiter Sayles. who has been al New
 Haven as manager of a motor truck sales concern, has returned here. MT. Sayle,
 retains his connection with the truci company.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold B. Atwood motor
 ed to Maine for their wedding trip ana
 are 10 visit in the lake regions.
 large number nf Danielson peopl'
 were at Alexander's lake Thursday even ing to enjoy the dancing. Peter A. DeVere of Worcester was | , visitor with friends in Danielson Thurs , day.
 A motor car bearing a North Dako;i
 registration plate was of interest in Dan
 ielson Thursday.
 ceIved in Danielson. there Is not likely t
 be coal shortage during the next fal and winter season.
 :. William McAndrew, associate superin a tendent of schools in New York city. | h to deliver the address at the 60 nnience q mert exercises in the senior class fl Ki, !, lingly High school In the town hall on th - evening of Thursday. June 23. Mir. Mic q Andrews comin- here is especially pleas
 ing to school CT als. as he is a man 0 6 exceptional abil a splendid taIker an f in intimate touch with educational prot - lens and many things pertaining theret, s The class day exercises are set 10 - Thursday afternoon, June 2S. at o'clocl l. in the town hall. and admissioh will D }, by invitation The evening exercises ar
 to be public
 d The alumni reception in honor of th f class. which this year numbers 90 men . bers, will be held on Friday eyeIln; | June 2x