Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
DANIELsON

Nsaz-zero was forecasted for this morning. when the temperature was rapidly driven down by stiff mortimer iy breeze Thursday afternoon and eve- ming. Thursday's snow storm in this territory was not of sufficient intensity to impede traffic to any extent. Trains and troIleys kept to their schedules. State highway department blows cleared the trunk lines. making the going cas- fer for the motorists. most all of whom gre using their machines for business these days rather than for pleasure.
 4 great historical picture of special local interest-The MohicanS-and the added attraction, Buster Keaton, in Play House. at the Orpheum theater to- days and Saturdays shows-adv.
 The accumulation of . heavy surplus Of milk in this territory Is given as a srecisl reason for the reduction of the price to 10 cents per quart by some deal CTS, although this price has not been put into effect generally. The 10 price seems like return to the quotations in force rn this commodity before the war, but l. is brought back now by an upset of conditions of a different nature and may not hold for long, it was stated Thurs eay.
 George H. sturgess, director of at- tendance and employment for the state beard. Of education is expected to be in attendance here Saturday morning at ii o'clock when the town school committed gives a hearing at the town hall on the matter of providing transportation for i.gh school pupils who live in some of the outlying sections of the town. This hearing will afford an opportunity for those opposed as well as those in favor Os the proposed transportation plan tc be heard by the school committee, oi Baich T, E. Cuneen is chairman.
 It is announced that WaureEan res: cents have contributed $1s7 toward the siO,o0o deficiency fund for the Day Sinball hospital The contributions nov. received fer this fund total in tho vicinity cS S9,e00. At Wauregan. Mis-. Dorothy Atwood has been in charge O oS:a hing subscriptions for ths fund.
 The big auction sale at the Olive, Downs place was postponed from Wed ,;esdav until EoXt Monday at 10 a. m.- adv.
 4t the Goodyear United church Sun day next Rev. Charles A. Downs, pas tor, is 10 take for his text Ps. 96 Q Beauty Of Happiness, and at the even Ing se-vice his text will be Matt. 17:4- -Ar. og Happiness. Sunday school vii bo he'd at HAS.
 Up 10 Thursdsy afternoon KiIIInsly' toS-d CT relief, now meeting regularly lad received only a few more than Gcors e applications from assessment E. azsd by the board Of assessors. Tn majority c: those who want reduction ara complaining, it is said, about th yG1atioas placed on their automobile oy tl1e assessors. There have been som -equests for reductions Of assessment cl property as fixed by the assessors t-- these are few. The board Of relic VII complete it's work within a fey os-s and the list will then be ready fo the hxizg Of the tax rate for this yea sZ6 setting the date on which the taxe VI be due.
 What the Arms Conference Aceeln r.sA.d will be the subject to be give |. ths veEper service at the Coagrega ..-2sl church Sunday afternooa. Ther ts 70 be singing at this service, A. ? B--as Greeting the choir.
 DanieIson is to have the annual bar I-s. Of the Circuit league this year. ] Is 70 be held at the Methods. chu.c Friday eTening Of neIt week. Februar ki. and wifi bring together members Q EpEorth League societies iu Danieiso- Ecosup. Putnam. Jewett City and Ster, EE. An entertainment and social IS {: follow the dinner. Miss Ruth Fiske c Danieisoa !s president Of the assocla ton.
 Colonel Morris B. Payne of New Lon eca, cf the l92d artillery and Asjo George ", Essterday, D. O., '. s. A s.at.oned In New London, will com ts-s next Tuesday evening 10 lnspec the members of the service battery a