Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-08
DANIELSON

reux' Friday evening, a whist party with nine tables arranged proved an in- teresting event. The players were local young people. Refreshments were serv- ed during the evening"
 officials of the borough of Danielson In their forthcoming annual reDort make suggestion that will win the commend ation of every taxpayer who is anxious to see the borough improve it's financial condition. The suggestion is that the borough meeting to be held next Mon day evening lay a tax not only suffi- cient to meet the normal expenses of the town, but also to pay $1500 on the indebtedness of the borough The borough debt Is not large-just over $5o,00o. but it is held that it should be reduced as a matter of prlnciple and to demonstrate that the borough of Dan ielson is conducted on sound business basis a fact that may be the means of attracting new industries to Daniel son
 At his home in MOOsup. Friday after noon, funeral Fervices were held for George Landry, 42, formerly a resident of Goodyear. The service was conduct ed by Rev. c. s. Nightingale. Burial was in Evergreen cemetery at Central Village. L. E. Kennedy was the funeral director Relatives acted as bearers.
 Next week-HOIy week will be observ- ed with special services at St. James church. Following the Palm Sunday services the most solemn period of the penitiential season will begin. Next Fri day-Good Friday-there will be the usual services. morning, afternoon and evening. and Easter Saturday will also be noted by special services that always mark that day. Easter Sunday there will be special musical programmes at all the masses of the day.
 Tn his annual report As health officer of the borough Dr. w. H. Judson says that the borough has been practically free from contagious diseases. In spite of the widespread opinion that it has had epidemics, I find only five cases of scarlet fever on record, fthree of which were in one family, although presume there were quite a few. un- recorded cases in the schools, so light has been the type of the disease. The high school advanced It's vacation not on that account, but on account of the prevalence of Influenza in the schools, the health officer says. Influenza has been prevalence. but not in fatal form. Only two eases of lobar pneumonia rec orded and both patients recovered. Three cases of chicken pox were recorded and one of measles. We have had four cases of diphtheria and two of sceptic sore throat, ner form of diphtheria ] have on record six cases of tuberculosis five of them reported from sanatoriums as residents of Danielson. Several of flee calls of pupils sent down from the schools with minor ailments.
 Quite a few nuisances were abated by the full board of health mostly fhrortOF ho aotft-ftr- oF ba 7r-a r5a
 Water, milk and ice supplies are ex cenent.
 DanieIson is not entering into tn, County Y. M. c. A. activities with tht same enthusiasm that marks the worl in other principal centers of Windhan county and even in the smaller com munities. This is of special interest |, the organzatlon in view of the fact tha it is undertaking a large and importan programme of work, including the es tablishing and developing of a cam at Black pond, in the town of Wood stock.
 For the time being the search for Laurent Roi has been abandoned by al but a few wno are especially interested in solving the mystery of his disappear ance. The youth will have been gon from his home three weeks next Mon day. It is reported as possible that h Is alive. but this view is not held b. those who have been in touch with tn ease.
 Occasion again arises for warnings t borough residents relative to the start ing of rubbish fires within the borougl limits. Cases have been noted within he present week where careless hand ling of such fires might have led t very serious results. There is not bit of doubh that Danielson needs cleaning up after the winter sepasor but reckless handling of rubbish fire in accomplishing the work is dangerous
 The following parts for the com mencement exercises hayet been assign ed to members of the senior class c Killingly High school: Address of Vel come, Paul E. Bitgood honor essay. Lucille Downs, Leo Viens; essay, Am Potter; history. Harry F. Back, Jr. prophecy, Franklin D. Crosby; presenta ton of gift. Perle Burdick marshal Frank Nash ushers, Arthur Bessette Samuel Conkiin, Gilbert Reeves, Ma Bretschneider, Janet Paine. Alice La throp, Pauline Boulaine, Mildred Burns committees, motto. Mary Bassett, Al thur Tflinghast, Helen Cronin; gift, c. Keech. Helen Hopkins, Helen I Aylward programmes and invitation Aurora Forcier, Clinton Stevens, Flo ence Lathrop picnic. J. c. Keech, Rut L. Adams, Clinton Stevens.
 This week has brought a resumptio of work on the contract of building al proximately six miles of state highwa ID Rhode Island westward from u bridge at Hopkins Mills to the Come