Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-26
DANlElS0N AID PUTNAM NEWS

has been more or less of nuisance for some time, and the tearing of it down follows upon action recently taken at the annual town meeting.
 Members of the board of assessors are now meeting daily in their room in the town hall building. This is the last fuli week for filing lists, although ono has until November 1 for getting in in- ventories of taxable property.
 Practically all the members of Sphinx temple of the Mystic Shrine who are res ident in Daniefson have their plans made to be at Norwich Saturday after noon and evening to participate in the ceremonies incident to the conferring of degree in that city. Nine candidates will be furnished from this immediate territory for driving across the hot sands of the desert The local Shriners are making up motoring parties for the trip.
 l Misses Katherine D. Aylward, Abby Hopkins and Susan Collins will be at New London today Wednesday, to at tend conference of representatives of the council of the employees organization Southern New England Telephone com pany.
 Some ties were ruined and traffic de- 1 layed for a time when a broken truck on a freight train ploughed along the tracks of the New Haven road near Quinebaug lake.
 MT. and Mrs Hugh Carragher enter tained a party of friends at their home on Main street. Social diversions were provided for an evening of unusually pleasant entertainment.
 l George Cook. who has been employed \ by William s. Brown at the Shepard hi'l T ;= +o laox within 8 few days for Florida where
 he will remain for the winter period.
 There has been some talk this week of reviving Danielson's White Way fo1 l the Christmas season, but whether a sfna- l jority of business men would favor the :. plan as a means of attracting trade here is not known.
 ] The news about ''beer for medicine regulations" attracted much attention from the thirsty of Danielson and more or less amusing comment as to what
 the result of putting the regulations IT 1 force are apt to be.
 Sentiment in the town of PIainfie1d
 is said to be strongly favor the erection 1 of new high school building. Such g building is badly needed to meet the | educational requirements of many of the l pupils of the town. Plainfe1d is fortu-
 nate in that it's town debt is practically
 nothing-weH under s1oo0o, so the fl nancial burden to be assumed through
 the erection of high school building
 would in no way embarraAs the town Il 1 is felt that the erection of building would very materially increase the
 number taking high school courses in that town.
 MT. and Mrs. George Kent and Mir and Mrs. Arthur Kerouack. who are motoring in Maine and the White Noun tain region, are expected to return tht latter part of this week.
 Joseph Benyzo4J of Wauregan, ha. decided that $500 and costs represent! too much of a penalty for him to meet
 so on Tuesday from a cell in the county
 jail at Brooklyn took an appeal from thu finding of a justices court that fined him, in Wauregan Monday, for keeping
 iouors with intent to sell and with repu tatfon. Benyzoki was presented in cour
 as the result of raid made in Waure lgan Saturday evening. The fine, witt costs. imposed upon him (on the count.
 noted win keen him in jail for yea, unless the superior court modifes tht lpenalty
 Though there has been no grea
 amount of construction work in Daniel
 son during the past year. some increas
 is to be looked for in the grand list tha