Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-09
DANTELSON

nannas vhsn. IN answer to an ordinary
trz<As az his telephone he picked Of the
Receiver and was informed, by a male
voice tapparently). that an ae-oplane,
said 70 bear the initials &C. 3. M" k;st
oee1 lowering IN the heavens over One;
{ tcnun-)-not the hotel Of that name 5
oes- Haven. for the past seven weeks.
Sundry press associations and mstFo
ricitan newspapers who have so much
money they are at a loss just what TO /
do with Il srs said 10 be bearing the ex-
penses Of keeping the thing a1oat- In
return they are privileged TO print stcr-
les q deer that become Intoxicated as
the result OF eating the residue from
discarded Sunday school oyster stevs,
tales OF picksrei that nirnbly climb i
through hole IN the ice, grapple the
fishermen and throw them for a first
down. with only two yards 10 gain; OF |
YarsniRs that the telephone companies ,
are purchasing for poles 10 reo4ase those |
broken down in the ice storm oSs few
weeks ago. and Of moonsnine made from |
snow and cream that knocks even these |
NEST hardened followers OF the flowing |
bowl Tor basket and a foul goal TO
boot.
Yea. boz Some aeroplane. Il floats on
hos sir-the-eby solving one of the
greatest scientific problems Of the age.
Visions Of me Cloud-Digger rise TO OBJ
scure the visual study Of those who
would ferret out how q man out in that
territory gets away with it.
Connecticut Nutnegs" has come TO
take on new meaning. onceo. North
sterling and Howar6's Valley have be-
come worlds eenters OF news Jim
Barnes Killed SO eoons last week, hunt
ing only n spare times between meals.
I1e United States Products company at
Sterling Is dyeing mud pout pink and
p-fti1r them on the market as Columbia
River salmon. Pear trees are in bios
som ia Canterbury. An owl that sings
Ike a canary nightly sits on the cupola
~ the mill at Glens Falls, suburban
section % Moosup. Winsted. home for a
generation OF dope Stories is sinking in
% ohscurigy. Oneco TO the front The
mailman down there finds time to read
us daily pa9ers and therefrom procure
IDEAS fo- Which the newspaper associa-
tons and metropolitan dailies pay ready
cash. a personal suggests an idea that
slarti-s the World. \ bang on the type
writer Greatest q night CHIEF Of police
n rsnielson.
Tho zeroplane floats over Oneco. for
re-iy the wettest section OF the town Of
Fiairfeid Recently two aviators COM
r.eted what was described in the papers
IS a rev worlds record for continuous
been noatiug over Oneco. supported en-
tirc,y by hot air and few date lines
a IN isolaned INDIAN county points
Tor seven weeks. l. promises to remain
ad1ar indefinitely. or until the daily pa
rers. carving legitimate news from this
section. cease 20 furnish ideas or sug-
eestions for action ste-ies that would die
uroorn except FOR tie compensation at
tHchsd
Ran for the oneco asroplane. It's up
In the air. with rs nose pointing into
the wind toward baskerville, officially
Packer now, and nothing but a revision
~ THE revenue will ever bring it to earth
again.
Neral. It's more wonderful and salts
flying 10 be the letter carrier and a jus
tic ~ the peace in a very small COM
runiiy than 20 be mayor Of New York
and without a chance OF a reasonable
deal with the powers trst me. In One
co. an hat is required 10 arrive on the
road of happiness Is an imagination that
viii float an seroplane.
At the Congregational church in Day.
vile. Saturday afternoon. funeral ser
vices for William Edward LaBene were
conducted by Rev. William Swanson
pastor and Rev. Albert Jspson. rector Of
81. Aihan's church. Danielson In add
NNM 10 EelaLtNEH REPRESENTATIVES OF tnl
various Masonic organizations with
which Mr.. LsBelle was Identified and o.
Putnam lodge OF EKs were in attend
ancs.
The bearers were Judge sa5in s Rus
sell, Attorney E. L. Darbie D. Fred Ken
worthy Charles S. TiIinghast. Judge "
Fenner Woodward and Louis Young. Bur
Ia was in Dayville cemetery. Louis E
Kennedy was the funeral director.
Incident to his reading of the annua
financial report OF St James parish a
all the masses Sunday morning. Rev
JOAN Roux. u. S. pastor, gave voice Il
plan for building a new parochia
school in Dsnielson.
Father Roux only incidentally touch
% OF this important project. which ma.
be the next Of Importance TO be under
aiken By the parish. which is free from
debt and has a very substantial balanc
IN the treasury.
The pastor did point out, however. tina
the present school building. fran
structure erected more than a quartz
OF century ago. has become more q
less sntiquated and does not who'll
measure up 10 present day ideas Of wha
such building should De- Fathe
houx admonlshed the congregations a
he various masses TO be prudent i
1893 Na+AH A+Ae anu generous IN IlelT CIV
Ing 20 the church so that they may be j
a position 20 aid in full measure the car
ry-ng out OF a parish project that wi
give Danielson a psrochial school mod
ern and u 70 date in every respect TIL
financial report showed that the gros
revenues o. the parish during 1921 wer
IN excess OF $4,000. Out of this reve
nue. all OF the parish expenses, heavy =
many respects have been met. includin
the maintenance Of the parochial schoc
In which NOR than 400 pupils are en-
rolled.
The Post Business Institute team q
Worcester VII come here this CMondav
evening 70 take their trimming from tn
klllingly High school basketball team
which statement sounds like that Of
rank Eillingiy High partisan, and ma
nr may not be true. However the asse.
Ton may have some ground for founda
ton IN that the Killingiy team ha
Wsded through all opponents this seaso
much the same as a fivver SHOTS up
muddy country highway in the earl
Epring season and there are no red fas
out 70 Indicate that the Post Busina,
Institute Is going 70 produce the teal
rhat viii EtoC the rush 81 the heretofo;
Invariably victorious Killingiy team.
Tet. here Is a fact over which the Ei
itnEiy fans may ponder. The Worce,
Ter team came down 70 Putnam recent
ana quite easily disposed OF the P1r,a,
HEh school FIVE. This sounds om.nou
but the real honest-to-goodness KILN,
~ High school fans will bet you an,
t5inE from a chance to skate with II
- t. H. Ill