Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-11
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

and the line. does not include many CUES.
tons excepting those. 1t Is necessary 70
ask Of man who later may be required
to make his appearance In the police
court. :ys.ss
August Trahsn and his son, Hector
Trahan, will be represented by counsel
when their cases come, up IN tho town
court this Saturday morning. The
homes of the Trahans. on Dyer and
Prince streets were raided last Saturday
night and large quantity Of home brew,
some homemade wines and other ma
terials seized. t4
- guaranteed hot water bottle for
S1.1s; also bulk chocolates 80 cents ID,
Saturday specials at Nose the Druggist.
the Rexall store.-adv.
TH- nrruaI rr"~ess Of separating sew
eral hundred Kiliingiy citizens from a
be inaugurated Monday next by Coiiec-
tor George A. Williams. Collector Will
liams is to start his work at Goodyear
and on days during the month will make
visItations to Dayvtile. Attawaugan,
Ballouville. East KilAngly. Elmville and
Danielson. (. $500
Persons who pay a property tax are
not sought by the collector at this time.
as their assessments are added each
year to their other town taxes and the
whole collected, at one time. However.
those who have only personal taxes to
meet must pay them on or before March
4. after which, date they will be called
unon to pay interest charges and fees in
addition to the So.
Duni-ison will be represented IN the
state bowling (ducf pin) tournament,
the winner Of which will receive a hand
De- 81 X11a.C -
sino alleys recognized as one, Of the star
bcwlers of the state, will carry the Ca
sino coors in the tournament. and his
records Of achievement in the past give
assurance that he will be found among
the top uotchers. for he Is rated one OF
the best men in Connecticut with the
duck PINS.
Mrs. Cora Downs Stevens Of Hartford,
Superintendent OF the Young Peoples d.
vision of the Connecticut Sunday School
association was the speaker Friday ev-
ening at the monthly conference of Sum
day school teachers and workers at the
Congregational church. Preceding the
meeting supper was served at $50 o.
clock.
Tomorrow (Sunday) will mark the
| close Of a series OF special evangelistic
services that have been conducted night
| ~ the FSnleCOSldl CTluTCIl lOr ScFcEet
J weeks. w. E. Smith is the evangelist
conducting the services. which on Sun
. day are to be In the morning, afternoon
and evening.
| Manufacturers nre ms much interested
as anyone hereaoouts IN tho fact tina;
| this s3ctioae-llas had practically no rain
| during 1922 Steady cold weather dur
| ing January with only one real rain
| storm. resulted in much OF the water in
the rivers turning to ice. February to
| date has produced very little rain. sc
! the supply in the rivers FOR mills that
| denond in large part on the streams for
developing power Is low.
| An item in this column Fridsy morn
ing made mention Of there being 80
Inches Of frost where excavating was 60
| ing on at High street. This record Is
made to look Ike nothing, at all in COM
| parison to the As inches of frost that
| employees Of the Peoples Light and Pow
! er company found when excavating
holes in which 10 set poles in Dayvillt
along a new street near the plant of tbs
| Assawaga Woolen company.
| In one way or another something /.
always being added to the list of arti
elss on the "lost" list Now It's a doc
knob on the mems waiting room at tht
| Danielson passenger station of the n
| y, y. II. and II. r. r. company. Thi.
! Isn't free advertisement for a lost door
knob, however. 1t IS an item calling at
/ tention to the fact that there are sundr1
I and yarious reasons why the railroad
! STOCK Is quoted. almost at the price Of
! Fora tires per share at the present time
I Q? course, the. loss, Of the door knot
| doesn't make much difference on Sun
j DAY nights. because the station is KEEP
~ lss u tuzT.
the Only difference that it makes 10 tn,
tired business man and tired society wo
! man is that these patrons OF the roa(
have TO walk around the building N Or
! der To find an entrance which viii allow
one 10 get inside. And health authoririe!
are agreed that walking is beneficial L
health.
TIL. Connecticut Mills five staged I:
! basketball game with q team 2. Plain
field Friday evening.
John 3. Bassett OF Broad street is nov
leading in the whist tournament al III,
Bohemian club. while Abel l., Reeves 70
tains his lead in the pinocnie tourna
Eent The final games in both tourna
mel'tS will be played next week.
work on clsoing in the roof on tn
CioiSter the 24-apartment house on Mo
rim aFe1ue. is now underway.
= a-lClS Ddugnerty has been cOntfnei
70 his home by Illness here for fey
days but on Friday was reported to b
resting more comfortably -.-.-.-
Ex-service men are not INIT In Dan
ielsor in their attitude toward a bonus
While there are many who are 100 ne
cent in favor Of one. and feel that the
nave more than earned it, there are 9th
ers who oppose tn" grant on the eroun
that it would upset business and increas
living costs
walter Anderson has been appointe
ass slant Superintendent OF the sunda
school Of the Congregational church
Nelson Gauthier OF Wauregan is Z
occup-- the Scott farm off Broad stree
! early in the spring. Mr. Gauthier is nov
located on the Wauregan company farm
Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes is TO az
dress a meeting of the Danielson Fedora
ton Of Churches next Tuesday evening.
New ana large metal fra escapes ar
now attached to the Orpheum theat.
anil furnish adequate means of egres
from the balconies In case Of fire {
other emergency