Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-13
DANIELSON

Eidredge & Co.,, Boston firm of bankers. vera the successful bidders fer the issue of $150 900 of bonds of the town Of Killinsly authorized by the special town meeting held a week ago today and officials here are delighted at the splendid premium obtained the price al which the bonds were placed being 1O2.14. This is a materially better premium than had been hoped for and the fact is highly pleasing to Killingly's officials. as it will be to the townspeople at large. The total premium on the ssue amount5 to S3,2t0, which with the saving in interest to the town that Is made possible by issuing the bonds al 4 1-2 and oanoeling outstanding notes bearing per cent. will more than pay the first So 0o0 1ustailment on the bonds due in 1923. Such a fine bit of financing earns the congratulations of KN.ngys people for the officials that had the matter in charge.
 Decision as to the award was made Thursday afternoon at a conference at which First Seiectmsn John A. Gilbert, Town Clerk and Treasurer Frank T. Preston and Frederick A. Jacobs, chair man Of th5 sp9cial committee of the town on refusuclns.
 The bids In order of the premiums of fcreJ were: Eldredge & Co.,, Boston, 1o-.i4. T. M. Grant & Co.,, Boston, 15L-s Watkins Co, Boston, 10214 i; r. I. Day. Boston. lO0.19; Paine, Web her & Co. Hartford, 100.156.
 The most drastic cut in prices ever at tempted Tae hit ot the season. January clearance sales open today al the Sur prise Stc-~s. uauielsOn and Mocsup.- sGv
 IL was stEted here Thursday that A. A. Chase Of Hartford, for many years q resident of this town, is to take over the zoe pant of Timothy D, Hopkins al the llyEiea reservoir naar Eilst Killinkiy. Nr. Chase has been in town this " eek negotiating for the property and during .--s stay here made inquiries as to aT- -srsenents for filling the houses. MT Chase is expected to return here from ll1--Iori within q few days. The houses a. The Hopkins ice plant have not been filled for several years. MT. Chase was sr raged in the ice business here for a long period Of years before locating in Hartford, living at Quinebaug lake, from Ta.ah the harvests of ice he gathered were distributed in Danielson.
 one Sunday paper which has a large ---1lladon in Danielson Is going to cost nCr7 money after next Sunday. News dealers here received Thursday q notice From the publishers stating that the prica Uas to be advanced. It is likely, it $ 5alI. that the retail price will be ad- ra1ced from 10 to 12 cents per copy.
 three to four inch veneer of snow and frozen slush covered all of the terri tory heroabouts oI Thursday and ore. s=uted the hardest traveling conditions experienced during the present winter State highway blows, mOtOr-driven cleared much of the mess from the trunk line highways. but off these routes the rr.fr1 1 --.r rocky road to Dublin. The storm did no interfere with the operation of the Con. uecticut company cars, but by a coin. cideuce it so happened that some Of tn, New Haven road passenger trains arrived very late during the day.
 Whist players he'd their inning at tn, Bohemian club Thursday evening wher the first series of games in the seasons tournament were played. Following tn playing period. a lunch arranged by L 4. Bradford of the executive committe Vas served.
 On account of the storm and tn presence Of but a small number or mem bers at their meeting Wednesday even ing, Installation of the newly elected Of dcers of Leo J. L'Homme post, America Legion. was postponed untI later date
 Mrs J Elizabeth BurIingame. wh AlrA li H-illte-ED -noludEt vas Ipl years resident of this town, where her husband Oiney BUrlingame, was associated i, business with hs father r.. R. Tur,in game. n Inc Exchange block Mrs Bur -1gzrne leaves four children, Car A. Byron, Ella and Mrs Edwin " Petty.
 A. Esst KnIinEly tho prudential bo-- ot the United Bag-.s- church will wo- out plars for the use of what former, was known as the Free Baptist churc as a community house in accordanc vth a vote os the United church Tn church to he used for community pu1 poses has stood idle for long term e years and East Kiungly people 1T pleased at the prospect of is being mad available for community interests.
 Mrs. Erstst R Warren announce Thursday that the meeting of the Dar ie.son chapter Of the Red Cross is 70 i held next Monday evening at the hc.... C Mir. and Mrs Georg- H. Cali, Broa street
 If the srov and rain that accumulate on the surface Of Cuinebaug lake is fcoze through by t.'- CFricoy) morning. tr Ice piowA will be se. -t work agau an the work of ha-ves.in- resumed. It
 likely dat ice ncai,y 10 inches thick ma be obtained when cutting is resumed 6