Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-12

De removed from the south Side Of Dav1S park Mr. Gilbert said that the select men probably would not arrive at a de- cision until their next meeting, which is scheduled for Friday of this week. Only routine business was transacted at Mon day afternoons meeting
 CheA,maa Henry P. Dubue of the local organization of the American committee for relief in Ireland, stated Monday af- ternoon that the drive in this territory will close this afternoon. MT. Dubuc is to be at the headquarters of the commit tee at the Danielson Trust company from to p. m. Indications Monday were that the drive will produce approximate ly $500. Up to Monday afternoon $s37 had been deposited at the bank and this did not include over $500 in the hands of the Dayville team.
 Among the generous acts noted in con- nection with the drive was the furnishing of his automobile and his own personal services as driver by Henry E. Anderson, of Maple street, in order that a canvass of Brooklyn might be made. Brooklyn people gave liberalfy to the fund. l The workers here are particularly well pleased with the results that have been achieved and the total obtained is among | of this kind. | Herewith is presented another list of i subscribers to the fund:
 DanAeassn: Henry Lambert, Lucien i Lambert, Loretta Lambert, Mrs. Jean Beausoliel, Mrs. Hammond, Miss Monica | Lambert, Mrs. Anna Maindon, Mrs. Mall louian, Mrs. Albert Jarvais, Mrs. Le- i Bonne, Fred I. Racine, Miss Beatrice Lambert, Mrs. Rose Martin, Mrs. Oscar Boulais, Mark Burns, Mrs. James Mo 1 Guire, Miss Eliza Pray, Mrs. Alexis La 1 riviere, Mrs: Alphonse Gareau, lame Mo Laughlin; Mary MeGuire, Mrs C1eophas l Belanger, M. Varieur, Bernard Ratch- ford, The Kennedy Corporation, Nelson Milliard, Frank Day, MT. Gingras, MT. and Mrs Frank Mailhot, C.. H. Michael | H.. McGee, Mrs. c. P. Kennedy, Ernest Kennedy, Ira A. Warren, E. S. Bennett, J. M. Martin, o. V. Chartier, D.. W. l Sharpe Miss Georgianna Godreau, Dr. l H. c. Dixon. Joseph Natorski, M. Gold water, Wilfred J. Puize, Henry Dembo c. S. Campbell, c. W. Hutchins. John F. Lewis, Alex LaForest, Harold E. Green P. O. Armington, MT and Mrs W P Perkins. Annie Breault, Mrs. Mary Kill garif. Miss Rose Regis Mdnne. Joseph Cyr: Willis H. Shippee, Mrs. J. N. Bouth- I illiers Palace Steam Laundry, Abel L. Reeves, William swig.
 Brooklyn: Frank spa1ding, John wea- . AN G. Williams. Mrs. Harold C. Stone, MT and Mrs. Hugh German. Mrs. John Fitz- I gerald Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald, Mrs. N G. Williams, Mrs. Weldon, c. A. Carlson Mrs Charles Ennis. Thomas Smith, Mrs Leroy Pearl, Mrs Frank Spalding, Mrs i Frank Harris, Miss Scarborough, Miss Miller, D. B. Hatch. F. B vanBrunt Mrs I. S. Frintz, Miss Annie Smith, J. T Milville, James Moran, Patrick Moran Thomas Moran, John Harrington, Pat rick Moran 2d Hugh German, Sr Flor. Owens, Elliott Allen, Charles Parker, W R. Thurber, Farlagias, Mary A. Crosby . Mrs. Dion, Miss Grace Bowen Dr. L. J Sylvester, Charles Pegram. Rev J. R Pratt, Mrs. s. Potter. Charles S. Hyde Mrs H. Williams. Miss Palmer. Oscar F Atwood. Mrs. Sprague Bard, Bernart Reynolds.
 Only forty-nine voters out of teta of 1.140 in the borough had their vote counted in Mondays annual borougl l meeting. Six others cast blank ballot. and two others marked theirs so tha they were rejected. Harry B. Back wa moderator. The officers elected were 7 Warden, Herbert c. Keech. 4s; clerk ant , treasurer, Frank P. Preston, 4s; bur 1 gesses, W. A. Burrows, 4s; F. E. Ken , I.nedy, 4s, D. E. Jette, 4s, R. D. Banni l gan, 47; Joseph vBodo 4s, R. H. Gray . 49; assessors, Thomas Bradford, 49 :; J t N. Lavallee, 4s,. W. J. Young, 4S; bailifi John Mcfarland tax collector, E. S. Car penter, 4s; library directors, F. A. la cobs, 49, Ernest R. Warren, 4s. s The meeting voted to accept the re ports of all the borough officials as print ed. The matter of selling or renting tn borough farm was left to the decision o fEN o-rn priation of s1,100 was made to complet the sewer from the Kent property ol Franklin street to Broad street and $1, 100 more to build line of sewers iron Main street to the state armory proper ty, this line, subject to a permit beinj granted for crossing railroad property The meeting adjourned until the frs Monday in August when the tax rate vii be fixed.
 Boynton Keech presided at the boroug meeting.
 Mir and Mrs. A. E. St. Onge of Provi dence have been guests of MT. and Mrs L. E. Kennedy. Miss Dorothy St. Ongt Providence, is a guest of MT. and Mrs Kennedy this week.
 Many members of Putnam lodge c Elks who are resident in Danielson an vicinity will De at Putnam this (Tues day) evening to witness the installatio of officers of the organization.
 Selectrnan James Bacon of Goodyea
 has flock of sheep that numbers 60, C
 which 20 are lambs
 Rev. C. B. Fisher of East Kfllingi
 left Monday for a visit in Boston.
 Rose of Lima council, K of C., of Dar
 ielson now has a membership of 27
 and will reach the 300 mark before sun
 ner, officers of the council say
 J. Carl Witter was at Sterling Monda
 to conduct an auction sale.
 At Connecticut Village, constructio
 work is continuing on buildings that al
 partly completed. The Cleister, 9 | apartment house, will not be finished b.
 fore summer, it is believed.
 A light Ford truck plunged of u state highway and down an ennbankme,
 when the driver avoided striking a d<
 that was roaming around the highway
 Danielson, with the rest of easter
 Connecticut, shared in an April snoy
 storm Monday. The temperature he -- dropped close to the freezing point.
 MT. and Mrs George H. Call are ma
 ing ready their summer place at Ced
 Tree Point, R. T., near Apponaug, f ,e the seasons opening.
 Plans are well advanced for the fo
 nation of a fire department at We e, Wauregan, which is in the town
 Brooklyn.
 Raymond Hanlon, who is employed = an electrician at Providence was a vi:
 tor with relatives in Danielson. a Constantine Tsakfnos, the child irjur
 when struck, last week. by an auton,
 bile on the West Side, was reported
 Monday as recovering from his fnjurit l2 L. E. Kennedy was In Boston Mond
 on a business trip.
 A number of residents of Goodye
 md ennloynent in P1ltnann a,