Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-27
DANELyON

OAHlotEOn CedXS n. statement was made at the week end by Chief John Mcfarland. who Is determined that the abust of good nature permitted during the past week shall not go un- challenged during the present week.
 Itching fingers and imaginative minds have resulted In an almost constant pop ping of exploftves throughout the day in different part, of the borough and even fireworks displays during the evening hours, when rockets, aerial bombs and ether devices have been set off by those who cannot await the proper time of ob- sefvance. Chief Mcfarland cited one instance where a cannon cracker was thrown in- to the center of Main street and burst with a loud explosion during the midst of an afternoons shopping period.
 The practices of the past week have become so widespread as to force ac- ton by the police and hereafter until sunrise of the morning of the Fourth any person who sets off an explosive or fires a gun CT revolver or otherwise dis turbs the peace along the lines indicat- ed will be arrested and presented in court
 There are residential sections of the town where boys for week past have found no keener delight than in the prac- tice of throwing the lighted frecra ckers under passing automobiles, with the risk of igniting the gasoline and burning up the cars.
 Chief Mcfarland has determined that all of this recklessness shall cease and that Danielson shall be safe and sane at least until after sunrise on the morn ing of the Fourth.
 Hal R. Eaton, who was principal of Knlingly High school few years ago and whose excellent administration of the local institution remains a matter of pride with the towns people has just been elected as principal of the Man. chester. N. H., high school and will as- sume his duties there in September, re- signing his place as principal of the Lynn, Mass, high school to fill his new post.
 Mir. Eaton was not even a candidate for the principalship at Lynn, which was sought after by many candidates. but was honored for selection solely on the splen- did reputation he has built up as an ed ucator and gentleman. Since leaving Danielson Mir. Eaton has filled princi- nalshins in several important schools in New England. including the high schools at Bangor. Me
 At Manchester he will become prinei- nal of a school housed in a brand new building complete to the last detail in modern equipment It is understood that his salary is to be S42oo a year.
 It will be source of interest and sat e sfaction to the many friends that Mfr Eaton made while he was in Danie.sor 10 know that he said during a conversa- ion with an acquaintance during the past Few days that when the time comes for 1in1 to retire his career as an educa tor la would rather locate in Danielson as a permanent place of residence than any other that he has seen.
 Judge and Mrs. Arthur C. Bill have lust returned from motor trip to Dow s- N. H. and York beach with MT. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson of Broad street. Al York beach on Wednesday, with mem b~-s of a club with which Mrs. Bill was affiliated during her residence in Dover the local people joined with the club ir n delightful days outing and a lobster dinner. Mir. and Mrs Wilson are stil away. visiting at South Berwick, Me. and Antrim. N. H.
 Harry C. Grover, Boston man, | being held at Brooklyn tail, on a swin ding charge preferred against him fo alleged operations in Connecticut. H was arrested here while seated in thu oT7oa at local hotel and taken, hand cuffed. to Brooklyn jail in charge O p-7uty Sheriff Charles F. Aver
 The following are the newly eIecte. officers of the Killingly High School Al U0lUl AssOclallO0. ETeSlueNl, SnerNOOt Potter: vice president, George Rene Ca ron Secretary-treasurer, Howard G Franklin executive committee. Harry ] Hyde, chairman. Clinton Cleveland, Nils Marjorie Gaffney.
 The Alumni has ? large membership and In various ways is a valuable ad iunct to the local school
 At Hartford structural steel worker are forwarding the task of erecting tn frame of the new 1S-story banking hom and office building of the Hrtford- Con rccticut Trust Company. of which Natha D Prince of Danielson is 2 vice presi dent.
 John Lusk. formerly principal of th Danielson graded school and formerl teller at the Danielson Trust compa nS was a week end visitor in Danielson Mi Lusk is now successfully engaged in ed lcational work under Robert o. Sinai formerly a principal of Killngly Hib school
 Hay and other crops in this sectio of the state were fairly burning up m dc- the bistering sun that marked tn latter part of the past week. Farmer say that their crops already have sui fered some damage that is irreparab, and that unless rain comes soon the losses will be very much heavier
 Miss Ruth Witter of Derby, this stat is the guest of MT. and Mrs. David Wi ter of Furnace street.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bay list church is to meet in the vestry Wee ncsday afternoon.
 Master F.. C. Bahson and members Brooklyn grange will come here tn tMonday) evening to confer the third an fourth degrees on a class of Killingl grange
 On account of the pressure of h business interest. Henry n. Crosby hf returned here from Oakland beach to r main until the Fourth. His family r mains at the beach
 Mfr and Mrs. John F. Bassett and party of friends motored to East Douj lass on Sunday.
 \ large number was attracted to WI, wood park Saturday evening for ti dancing the visitors representing all the she surrounding, towns.
 Members of Moriah lodge. A. r ar A. NJ, assembled at their rooms in tl Exchange building Sunday morning "a o'clock and marched to the Westhe Congregational church for the 1o3o SC