Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-19
DANTELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

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 Don't call tht fire department to fight | forest fires outside the borough limits
 This is the advice that was offered | Wednesday by Chief A. P Woodward of the fire department. It appears that such requests are becoming too frequent. The fire department cannot respond to such calls and in forest fire emergencies ire wardens should be notified.
 Chief Woodward said that the big auto bumper cannot be taken into the woods and would be of little use without big 1 supply of water on hand if it could | The local fire department at all times stands ready in readiness to render aid i in case such aid can be made effective | but there are limitations and forest fires
 are included in this list.
 ! Brush fires within the borough repre- | sent a different proposition. Frequently | there is a hydrant that can be used to | get a supply of water and when such fires become menacing the fire department
 will respond promptly. The apparatus and men cannot be sent out, however, Chief Woodward states, on wild goose
 chases. Forest fire at a distance from
 wa ter supply cannot be successfully
 combstted with department apparatus
 and fighting such fires will be taken care
 If by the fire wardens and the forces
 which they so quickly organize.
 Telephone company employees from practically all the divisions in eastern
 Connecticut came here Wednesday even ling to attend a telephone dance given in
 the town hall, and like all such affairs.
 this one proved decidedly happy and
 successful event Music was by Woods orchestra Pretty blue bell souvenirs were distributed to those in attendance. 
 Members of the KiIlinEIy '. D. club , are very we'll pleased over the success of their venture in presenting pictures of the Yankee division in action il France 7 a an entertainment at the Cr9heum the ] atre The affair netted the club S1G2, and ? the public will rejoice over the fact, as . d. the veterans. that such a sum has . been added to the treasury of such an s | unusually worthy organization. Incl | jentaily the Y. D. boys were highly inte- n rested in the pictures Some of then r | identified familiar scenes and even bat $. tery 'hitches" and their friends and fel Y low soldiers who were handling big gun! ,- 7r otherwise doing their hit to chase tht k ffrmans back across the Rhine.
 IT Many Danielsons residents will b il at Moosup Sunday May 20. to atten, e the dedication of the soldier memoria y statue that has been erected in homo L NtiN t'i'ii 'A -AaI ild44NNS pdllSll VII
 served in the world war.
 v George Kies was in Boston Wednes d day on a business trip.
 s \. A. Witter of Providence was i lt Danielson Tuesday on a business trip.
 Quantities of sand are being take . out of Railroad suare for distributio
 along state highways that are soon { h. be oiled in this territory.
 Some trout fishermen are .ponderin 1T over the l9gic of the landowner wh CT posts the sections of brook runnin as through his land and then himself zoe sy and does as much fishing as syone on UT so posted brooks. An example of huma or nature in working order.
 .a Wednesday the time for paying taxt 5 10 Collector George Williams at his D u fec in the town hall building expired. A Hy usual. thore are some unpaid taxes b,
 much of the money will come in within @ month before penalties become effectiv
 Holstein-Friesian breeders in Windha
 county are planning to be in Syracuse ; )s the openign of June for the national a
 s7ciation meeting William S. Brown
 the Shepard Hill farm at Waurcgan ar .es Earl C. Rogers of Putnam are amor
 those from this section who are plannir