Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-26
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

and the time for so doing, to escape an ex- tra assessment of one dollar, expires next Monday Up to Tuesday afternoon only 125 dogs out of the $50 owned in the town, according to last years figures, had been registered. The remaining days of the week are expected to bring in a regis tratior rush, however. this being accord ing to experience of the past. Unregistered dogs are to be sharply look ed after this year. Owners of them will face penalties that would make a regis 1 tration fee look cheap.
 No change will be made in the running | time of trolley cars operating over the | local division on account of the change iu steam road time, 1t was stated by a resi- dent official of the Connecticut company. As the trolleys here operate on an hourly schedule and the running time of the steam road trains are to be advanced about an hour, the two system will furnish 1 such connections as are available on the same relative basis as at present. The latest gossip in military circles in f towns is that the members of the Daniei- son service battery of the 192nd field ar 1 tillery may be sent to a camp in Georgia . for t'eir annual summer tour of duty. This has not been verified, an order assigning the 1 battery to Montauk Point still standing. 1 Recruits receivd by the company dur | ing the past week and this week bring | the membership to the full local quota of l 70. in addition to the S1 bandsmen who l belong to the Danielson battery, but are l residents of New London.
 1 Five drills each month will be the rule until the battery leave for camp, on July 16.
 This year the battery is looking eagerly l forward to the time of departure, feeling l that wherever it is sent it is due for an l interesting period of training.
 In the course of a series of visitations to lodges in his jurisdiction, District Dep 1 uty B. L. Darbie was at Rockville Tues day evening to inspect the Masonic lodge in that place.
 Rev. M. J. Ginet. M S.. of Fitchburg 1 formerly pastor of St. James parish, was a visitor in Danielson Tuesday.
 Mrs. John Mcfarland is visiting MT. and Mrs. George Stott at Mystic this week
 Dr. c. H. Kingsbury was in Boston l Tuesday.
 Another heavy frost was noted during 1 the early hours of Tuesday morning, when the mercury was below the freezing point Nathan Weisler, formerly engaged in business in Danielson and recently doing l business in Pascoag, R. l., and III Put nam, is to open an office in New London
 group of cable men who are to work 1 on the underground lines of te \. T. & T. company, have taken up their resi- dence at a lccal hotel.
 The Goodyear Parent-Teachers' associ, ation gave a social and dance in that vii. lage Monday evening. l In their tent at Goodyear, members ot the Y. M. c. A. group If that village heli a meeting Tuesday evening.
 l l)anielson picture fans appreciate thC novelty of an opportunity to see some real movie stars in the flesh. The at traction is booked for an early date
 Radio-ology will be the live subject O Rev. Charles A. Downs at the United church at Goodyear at next Sunday mornings services. Ideal of Perfect Man hood will be his evening subject.
 Mrs w. A. Cowell of Goodyear vii have the members of the Whist club at he home this Wednesday evening.
 All but few places in the teaching staff of Killingly's schools have been fllet by election by the town school committee for the school year to open next Septem Der.
 Mill baseball teams in this territor, are being handicapped by cold weathe
 in getting into condition for the season playing.
 RicEard A. Dennison of Boston was , vaaiifoe SHGEA friends in Danielson Tuesday
 Mir. ans &1s. Harry Wright, Mrs Courtland J. West, Miss Lillian West Master Robert West, and Miss Eliza J Feeney, of Westerly, R. l., and Maiden Mass, were guests Sunday of Mrs. Ell. ga Brennan and Jack Feeney.