Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-14
DANlELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSoN

gRVao B. Maynard has been appointed 0NMgeank secretary to Vice President Cal H4a Coolidge. Mir. Maynard's advancement 1g source of great pleasure not only to hfs relatives but to his large number Of eE5Eods in Danielson and he surrounding h8Rritory. Mfr. Maynard, who Is son Of oEr. and MrA PhiltD S. Maynard of High gcreet. has been in the government service 4or nun1oer Of years Last year he re- Surred from Cairo, where he spent a long Serm as an attache at the American con Sulste. He had seen prior federal service at Washington and other posts. He is a er76uate of Killingly High school and has Deen consistently successful since deciding Co enter the government service. As as- 1astant secretary to Mir. Coolidge he will oe in position to gain valuable addi- dos1sl experience, for Mir. Maynard is etiH c very young man and gives promise of rounding out splendid career.
 Recieve by radiophone In your own home. nightly-musical concerts. lectures news items Westinghouse and Clapp- Ezsthan radiophone outfits sold by School Street Garage-adv.
 Wmlam Jennings Bryan, apostle of drdcEht, talked from the First Presby teris1 church in Pittsburgh, Sunday ev- eaing for the entertainment of Danielsol's s colony of radiphone fans, as well as for many others in hundreds of towns and cities in eastern states. His flow of or a:ory came as clearly to the ears of those who were listening in Danielson as to those who sat in the pews of the Pittsourg church for atmospheric conditions were described as practically perfect Sunday evening and only once or twice during the period or more than an hour occupied by Mr Bryans address did the reproduction of his voice falter through some outside interference with the broadcasting The music of the great church organ and the voices Of the choir of probably 50 added delight Co the evening hour.
 And Mir Bryan having finished and his voice passing out of the air. the radio folk here found farther entertainment in lis teH!ng m on conversations between the siore station of the A. T. and T. com pany in New Jersey and the outwar5 bound UHited Atates Lines steamship An-ac lea. 4UG pIies out in the ocean on Der way Go Europs.
 NC-lIug cE very great interest was said tsiVeel Jhe shore takers and those on tss shi., listeners he-s stated Monday taoru.Gg. ihoae1 they did get a snicker cut os the -uslli-, r-narks Of some wo- srAa. ta= New Jersey shore station, ov- < her plzasIr= of being allowed to talk with the Americas captain
 You are very welcome, you are. yer
 
 captain to the ears of the Danelson lis teners. and they do declare that his Voice sounded as it Le were a bit grumpy anC anxious to give his attention to regular duties rather tha nto talking incidental. with a woman ashore.
 Members of the Crusaders Of the Bae tlsf cE-TcA will go to Putnam in q bcdy this Tuesday, evening to attend q specia meeting ot th- Ashford Baptist association othe- MsIbers of the church will be al PLt1am Iris afternoon to attend a fay -1,s-.'s banquet and 10 hear addresses rel at4.e co he stewardship drive. Wednes- Hay the local church will be re2resehted st Norwich when Mrs. Helen Barret, Montgomery s. woman president of cse Northern Ba 2tis- cohveption, speaks at the Central Baptist church.
 Those who perform the service of mak. ing out Income tax returns for those wh. have earned enough money in a year. tt rreste a government interest in them selves. wer bcsy Monday anl expect to b;