Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-11
DANIELsON

of the day. McGregor corps, w. R. C., which is making arrangements for the dbserv- | anc, has. voted to invite all of the pa triotic societies of the borough to par | ticipate in the exercises, of the day and | thereby pay tribute to those who have | fought for the country's ideals and es- l peciaily for the heroic dead. In addition to the patriotic societies the service bat tery, 192nd field artillery, Boy Scouts, Camp Fire The American Legion, Veter- ans Of Foreign Wars and the uniformed corps of Jeanne d'Arc, are invited to take part in the exercises of the day.
 A complete program of the exercises for the day will be announcd in the near fu- ture. It may be stated at this time that this program will follow very closely the plans observed in other years in obserY- Ing Memorial day. In the afternoon there will be 8 parade of organizations fror c. A. R hall to the town hall where formal exercises will be held After these exercises the parade will proceed to the soldiers monument at Davis park for the impressive ceremonies held there each Memorial day and thence the parade will move to the cemeteries to decorate the graves of the sol1ler dead.
 McGragor post, G. 4. R., and other patriotic societies here will as usual par ticipate In the Memorial day exercises to 
 Sunday, May 2sth, Memorial Sunday, patriotic societies are to attend services at the Methodist Elplscipal church by in- vitation of Rev. c. c. Tibbetts.
 Some time since @ local banking house sent out what is known in trade channels as a trick advertisement The bank set forth some interesting figures relative to how money might be made on a goose farm. The figures and the prospect were highly alluTing. but the advertisement really carried q moral and some sound business advice. Among other things, thIs particular advertisement has dem onstrated to the bank that 1t pays to advertise, as witness the following reply from a we'll know Putnam business man. whoce name to serve the purposes of this narrative may remain as signed:
 Deer trus company you bull what i seen say you have some gose egs to sel. like plant some eg on ole hen what want to be mother, but I want some eg full of gisc.
 You advertise 1900 gese at s1" take 800 for s2. and you are trus company so you trus me until pick his feather. how ycu can get gose liver and egs to don no bot 1 tried for S2 worts aneway. i don't want 10 raise no buttons kind or dressed kind-i want egs kind.
 you can leve those eg at the fish mar kei In Putnam, and he will paid you on deliver.
 Yours truly,
 ROSE PAPINAULT
 Something of the protective value to the property of the borough that Is stored up inside the powerful bumper of the Cap tain Put engine was displayed to num- bers Of interested taxpayers who saw i, brought into service Tuesday night against a fire that was consuming the house of Frederick Wood on Green Hol- low road.
 without a doubt the house would have been burned to the ground were it nol for the efficient work of the bumper which subdued the fire and left the house b condition no worse than yil permi. ei fsrairs being promptly made. Inside the borough lines where ther, Is a hydrant system the fire at the Woot place would have been very promptly Bnuffed out. In one particular instance however, the bumper had to get it's sub ply of water from a brook, running 2 feet under the roadway on which the bil machine stood. There was a delay Il rigging the suction pipes for the unusua service, but once the bumper got int action the fire did not last long.
 The big motor drove stream tha came to the nozzle with such force afte traeeling through $50 feet of hose as to ri shingles on the roof of the dwelling an that was the demonstration of power an efficiency that Danielson property owner may depend upon to protect their holding n caso of fires here. The borough cer .ainIy owns a wonderful piece of fire ar paratCs in the Captain Put engine, an the cost of the big machine seems mere ly incidental compared with the protec ton that 1t Is capable of renderin against destructive fires.
 And in passing, 1t seem that there vi be no harm in again directing the tn attention of the public to the chances th members of the fire department talk They fight fire like paid department taking all the necessary risks and q posure-working as valian.ly as thoug engaged Tn an effort to save their ow property. What the borough pays u men of the department is not sufficieI per individual in a year to purchase sdt of clothes. Yet the public in man instances is prone to forget the servit rendered and to pass up without SC and thought occasional opportunities do something in aid of the departmen which deserves every consideration.
 HsTinE ravAEed numbers of woodlar areas during Tuesday in town in tn section of the county, the fire god took Qay On WeQneSddy. ms WeSK eXpe ience with forest flres-the most destru tive hereabouts in several-has aga brought appeals from owners of woodlaT that the newspapers give publicity to request for extreme care with match ciGxrettes, pipes and cigars by those wi 20 ahelo these beautiful spring day One careless act may result in dama that may figure into thousands of dC lars.
 Town hall opening as a motion pictu house today. Splendid program. Sho, daily at 23C and 7.SO D. m., standa time.-ndv
 While there were no rsrest fires in u vicinity during Wednesday, Brooklyn q not get of so easily. fire that bro cut in territory adjacent to the fa grounds of the Windhaul County Az cultural society swept up to the highw bordering the easeerly side of the f; grounds and was held there by band fire fighters. First reports that came some of the officials of the agricultul society were that the cattle sheds at | fairgrounds were Afre. They were n but easily might have been excepting the efforts of the hrehghters
 Checked at that point the fire sw, southeAstward, burning through woe lanl territory and eating it's way in 1 direction of Bailey's woods. Some e wood was destroyed in one section V lied by the fire.
 New seats are being built this VI