Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-17
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AeruSan Couter, Urea Surer Of the Gooo- year Mils. Inc, left here Wednesday ev- ening for New York to attend meeting at which the refnancing of the Goodyear ifdustry will. be descussed This meet ing is one preliminary to the stockao oiders ! meeting cheduied to be held in Akron on March {, when the rehnancang plan as worked out will be up for ap0rov- al .'
 The Kennedy corporation is showing [ some very marked reductions in prices of lumber and building raterials.-ady. Teams representing the commercial depa rt1nent of KiMingiy High School wiz go to Putnam this evening to pa particpate | in the typewriting contests between Kill ingly, Putnam and Tourtellct4e High | schools to take pace in the auditorium | of Putnam High school | Howard F Pf-ommer, whose name ana | typewriing record is familiar to all typ l isrs win give a public denonstration as part of the programme of the even- ing. Mir. Pfronfner's record in the 1920 | international contest was 116 words per minute sNs rs.a.1f ., A topic of general interest to an bus ines men and women swin be given con sideration in an, address that Is to be made by "a MT. MeMasterz, the Boston manager for we'll known publishing ' company. .gc All ,stenographers and. typists Of tte' town are especially invited to attend al d l itis expected that there wih be c considerable delegation from Danieison. \ Special sale of cinnamon buns, lb. cenes dozen. Saturday, Star bakery, George Henault.-adv.
 While preparing dinner at her horne in Wauregan. Tuesday, Mrs. Corrine Pei. disease and died within a few minutes. Mrs Peaoquin was native of Canada She leaves her husband, Paul, and five children.
 Funeral services fer Byron Chase were held at the undertaking rooms of L. F. Kennedy, Furnace street. Rev. Waiter B. Williams of the Wesheld Con- gregational church officiating. Burial was was in the Chase family cemetery at East Knlingiy. lteiatives acted as bear ers.
 funeral service was csnddeted by Rev. Albert .epson of St A.baas church at the undertaking FOOTE'S of L. E. Ken nedy. for Aiexa nder BurdicsS, who did at the home of his son. Benjan in BurdI X . in the Mashen tuck district. Suriaf as in Evergreen cemetery, Central Village. The bearers were Everett Hall, Charles Young. George Philips and George Mc- Rain. -'-''- Ell Temperature that ran up ahove degrees wedn esday served to start the streams of water running from melting acoumula tiors of ice and snow all through this territory. The weather wa. real reminder of the approach of @5rins and seemed to have an enliyening ef feet on business as. well as lryon the spirits of the people.
 Anecher se.fes st~ Eartes k, ,t~ p.nochle tournament esne Bohemian II ,.-..f L.. Il approach of the end of the tourna n7ea1. finds the members moro interested thar ever in the outcome. Buffet lunches ar, being served the menbers every Tues 4 day vering in connection with the hold ing of the tournaments. in which score. of members are engaged,
 Credits are being frightened up in sem, Hnes. especially by grocers in to. =ir rounding territory. compensating fea ture. however. is. the increasing payrolli as the result of the resnnrtion of activI I'ty by manufacturing plants. Exceptinr at some special roints the situation fl not at all critical The town is giving ] aid to numerous needy families and prob ably will have to continue to do 50 fUi some time to come.
 Thcugh they arc not riveu te talk ing about it very much. mot a few res idents of Danie.son and vicinity hay, taken to gun totirs, That they may b. prepared to protect theucSe:ves in cas of being subjected to a holiup. as re gently has been the experience of nun1er ous persons in various parts of the coun try. Some have taken permits to carr the gun. while otfes are just. carryinl guns. Some motoists seem especially t fear highwaynsen, which are all too mum e:-ous. this winter.
 nanieison. drivers of automobiles ar sending in applications, and the eesentia . g. for tl'e renewal of the operater's Ii cense. All of these licenses expire 6, k February 2s, q week fro mneN Mon day.
 The pre<ent muddy season Is brirxin renewal of the oft-made suggestio t'S't it would be nice if the sec4fo known as Derot square could be persra n ertly. paved with anesite or cement Tn area around the Exchange block and tn Danielson Trust company building pas the railroad station and back to Mai street is not large Citizens who favc making such an imprcverent feel ths it would add vasuly to the appearance this part of the business section and giy strangers coming into town good in E pression of the place, which mud dos T not. t,-
 One hears of many experiments trie r these days by men who wiM have drink that intoxicates even if it 60 2 them their health. The latest auth e lt
 sory is relative to a man depriveI , Jamaica ginger. He reSortsd to S-
 horse hnament. which contains turper
 tine and helped out by making \ pas
 of ginger, which he ate, ev4d~ ltly b.
 lieving that the ginger contained ale
 hol. He's stih hvins--through the c
 forts of his wifi and some kindly neigl
 oors who came to her assistance
 If purchases that have been made
 taken as an indication of the ferthoon
 ing supply, there will. be scarcity
 seed potatoes in the territory. surroun
 ing Daniefson during the coming plan
 ing season. Several carloads have be'
 purchased and. are. due to arrive here
 the near future. H Miss Elizabeth DSirn, of the comnle
 cial department of tlie SIN. P. T. COT
 pany in the Danielson offkce, has be.
 assisting at the Putnam ofice for | fc
 days.
 There is te be a special Lenten se
 vice at St. Asban's church this 'CThur
 day) evening. ':
 Letters from Nocr1 people wfro q spending the winter in Florida teA H their interest in reading of 'the mild wi E ter weather being iexperienced in Co neofout. -'..E-
 George A. Williams is engaged in c.
 lecting the personal taxes in Killine and these are now due and paya6le. c
 leotor WiEiamJ has covered a large pa
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