Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-09
DANlELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIEISON

Herbert C.. Keech, member of the court of burgesses, will be in all probability candidate. for the nomination for warden i of the borough of Danielson. MT. Keech was considering the matter fS favcrablv on Tuesday He has been urged by his i friends to become a candidate and is certain of strong support should he de- eide to do so He has served the town as member of the board of selHctmen has represented Kiuingly in the legisla- ture and also is serving the borough in official capacity. MT. Keech' is repub lican, though politics have figured but very little for naAy years in borough pol itics, only one ticket being naned
 AnetAer series of wildcat stories ,rela- atiye to Kjilinglys. tie fabric plants are in circulation. : These range from ., the possibility of the plants being sold <, to the Maharajah of Bokarah to their being turned into comfortable homes for the tired and cheerless. :, Not :. being other- | wise occupied busy minds have been de Il voting themselves. to. idle speculation rel atiye to the big plants which will be run , ming again. as soon as certain difficulties \ of financial nature due to the sudden upset, of. boom conditions last summer. are adjusted None of the mills are, apt to be missing in the near CT distant fu- ture, all yarns to the, contrary notwith- standing. .~@ i, =., N.4. ,s.. s,.
 Dr and Mrs.W.. H. Iudson and their daughter. Mrs. Ethel SpaldinE.. left Tues day for Wset Upton Mass. to attend the funeral of Dr. yudson's sister, formerly a resident of .Danielson. who died suddenly last week when she stopped off with her husband to visit with friends at Salt Lake City. on their way home from 3 visit with. friends at Salt Lake City on their way home from a visit in California.
 Tuesday morning. Rev John Roux. M. s., was celebrant of high mass of re- quiem at St. James church for Mrs. Phil amace BeuYin. who died at her home here Sunday morning. The bearers were J:o- seph Ouilette, Ernest Baribeault Joseph Gingras, Louis Guilott, Aldric and Arsene Guinont. Burial was in Holy Cross cerl- etery, Louis E. Kennedy was in charge of the arrangements.
 Thursday afternoon members of the Mothers club are to meet with Mrs. J. ". Gallup of Main street and are to bring their sewing.
 Miss Elizabeth Francis, daughter ot MT ana Mrs C. S. Francis was reported Tuesday as in more favorable condition at the Day-Kimball hospital. Putnam.
 where she underwent an operation for aB-
 pendicitis last week.
 Captain A. F. Woodward is. ts be ir Norwich Thursday evening to muster out the hospital unit ief the Third infantry. state guard, which has been disbanded as the result of the reorganization of tt' National guard now underway in this state This hospital unit is said to be
 the last of the organzatf5n ofthe Third infantry, state guard, and comprises only q few men. Next Sunday will be Passion Sunday marking the advancement of the -Lenter season. The following will, be Palm Sun , day and Easter comes this year Mare1 27 fact, that is hurryng along early sprine
 displays of wearables n Danielson.
 The epidemic of humps prevalent 1T Danielson f5r a number of weeks ha. materially subsided. Some of the adukt who have been attacked by the ailmen
 have been made very i'll. .s 2t . A fast game Is looked for Tsnursda,
 evening when the Millbury Mass. tean n will be here for a game. with Conn. Mil . team. Millbury is one of the few team ' that has madc Conn. Mills extend them selves to the limit on the home floor thi
 season.
 F. The matter of big motor truck break : ing through a heavy surface water grat ing in Main street has been called [
 the attention of the state highway de T. partment. which has supervision ove
 
 tenn of the state; Information pertainin II Farland. Fl -=, 't Judge James N. TysKer is one of tn :, few killingly people who keep a, diary ; and keep it c2nscientiously. His recor :, shows the weather from day to day, an N even changes during the day, and othe matters of special interest. There ar
 times when his diary is consulted b those anxious to know accurately abou q things that 1t contains.
 Wednesday evening of next week wi 8 bring the annual adjourned meeting f.
 the purpose of fixing a budget and ta C rate for the ensuing year. There seem h to be more insistent call them ever jus - now for pairing of expenses to the linn
 and lowering of thG present tax rat o if this be possible. Many costs hay h been lowered during the past eigt 7. months and citizens generally feel tha :, this should be reflected in the budget an
 tax rate for the town ils year:
 is Something of novelty has been d
 ranged by the Goodyear Parent-Teact d ers association which has planned : It Fathers night for March A. Special r :. vitatfons for fathers to attend are bein ., sent out. The teachers at Goo1yea
 are arranging an entertainment in ,whic d the children of the schools there wi IS have part. ,r -r e Nearly dozen residents of Danielso
 reported having seer robins Monday an Tuesday within the limits of the borouEl o. These harbingers of spring are also at l. conpanied by a few bleubirds
 > ,DE. Clarence Hin Frank was the Speal CT at banquet and social arranged b
 the Brotherhood of the Baptist church fe D Tuesday evening. This was a Men \ Only social. The program of the evenin
 included a number of musical selections
 It was stated here Tuesday that tn