Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-20
DANIELSoN AND PUTNAM NEWS

Ballouvi1le and Goodyear sections. talk
cd in favor ct St
The school corrnittes announced no
decision relative to the matter, which
has been taken under adjustment. It Is
understood, however, that legislation en-
acted at the last session Of the general
asse1nroly makes It Incumbent upon the
towns to furnish transportation to pupils
who wish to attend high school ard who
live IN outlying sections, provided that
the state board OF education deems the
towns worthy Of such consideration. 1t
was stated after the hearing that the
| town is IN no way obligated TO furnish
transportation pror1tscuously, but may
do so IN cases where such action IS
considered desirable following an IN
vestigatior Of the claims Of any pupil For
such consideration.
Passengers riding in the cSss of the
Connecticut Company on the local lines
have recently noted that car crews are
wearing cap badges issued by the Con-
necticut company instead OF the Shore
Line Electric Railway Company, which
| formerly ran the line, and that the Sc
ries numbers run IN the Is hundreds.
| The badges on the local lines have been
issued in order OF their use On other
| lines IN the state.
/
Sturdday, Edward Belanger. was fined
! SIS and costs, & total Of 5000, after
| ne had pleaded guilty to reputation In
| connection with 4 charge OF reputation
| filed against him after a recent raid on
q his place by local and state police Of
| ncers. A. quart OF rock and rye. seized
| in the raid, was returned to Mr.. Belang-
e. upon his pressing the claim that the
| liquor in question had been in his pos
session for the past ten years.
Members Of Killing beard OF relief
have been having a comparative easy
| time of il. this month in hearing cojec-
tons to the assessments fixed by the as
SCISSORS. Within a few days the relief
after adjusting such claims for reduc-
tons as have been filed, these chiefly
on automobiles that owners feel have
been over assessed.
On account Of illness at the home of
Deacon and Mrs. A. c. Greene, the meet
ing OF the Ladies' Reading circis to have
been held there this. (Afonday) afternoon
will be held instead az the home Of Mrs.
Martin Woolworti on Hawkins street
CHEZ Jehn. Mcfarland received re-
quest Sunday to search for relatives here
OF d George Burton, who died in a
Worcester hospital and who is supposed
to have relatives IN Dantelso.1 or Moos-
Up.
Rooert MORN, son of Or. and Mrs L.
J. NORM. has been taken to ST. Vinvent's
hospital at Worcester, where ne is 10 un-
dcrgo an operation FOR appendicitis to
day. The youngetnan is a. member OF the
senior class Of kilnnEly High school
Care OF trees a specially. This Is the
time to give trees attention. Pruning,
cavity work Victor Perrault tree sur,
geon. Tel. so.-2dv.
Rev. August ch.p4xzae, NJ g, Hart
| FORD, formerly an assistant at St. James
church, assisted at the services here on
Sunday.
Some Thermometers. contributing TO
ward the making OF q. low record, show
ed g degrees below zero in Danielson
Saturday morning, while others, not SC
reckless OF facts, said that It was -
and 1S oelow-coid enough even FOR
those who profess to believe that win
ter is lovely.
1t was stated at the week end thai
upwards OF 200 PERSONS are Ill IN Wau-
REGAIN, while in Danielson there are sc
many grip and cold patients that tht
plysicians are working overtime in CIV
ing them attention.
William j. Ross, ard eor, Norman
Ross, were at Worcester Sunday to Wis
It Mrs. Ross. who is III at St Vincent's
hospital
With Norwich Dollar Day a thing o.
the past ami the Wfllhnsntic Dollar Day
only a few days ahead. Danieison rner.
chants are working with the Chauaoe!
Of Commerce Of which they are member
for a great selling event for Danie!son'i
Dollar Day which will be on March 4
Nathan D. Prince OF Hartford was a
! his home in Danieisor over Sunday.
There isn't a trout fisherman in Wind
} ham county that has not checked up hi.
: calendar to ascertain that six weeks from
next Saturday will mark the opening o
: the trou fishing season IN Connecticut
the greatest period, they say, OF all thu
, year.
; Mrs. Laura Stone Piko died SaturIia.
night at tie f1orae Of her son, ". K. Pike
She was born at Sterling. Corn. April q
1883, and had been a resident OF the tow
az KiMtng1y since 1855. Sire was the Nj
dc7g OF eorSe W. Pike. a civil engineers,
school teacher, and ore % Bi1llpsiy-s he-s
known citizens Mr.. Pike daed in 26C
since which tt1r,e Mrs Pike has llvS
with her Con Sire leaves two other sons