Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-14

today making out beIafed returns against the coming of March 15, which date the government has fixed as the time limit fer filing the necessary information at Hart ford. While the bulk of returns by Dan ielson peorie are believed to be in, there are many who have delayed until prac- tically the last minute.
 A little break in the restraint from par ticipating in social affairs during the Len ten season is scheduled for Friday even ing or this week-St. Patriclzs day, wficr tli< ye;t' is not quite at the mid-Lenten 1t - but sufficiently close for ado5ting th-efay for the events in mind Several ac&i s have been planned for Danielsoh ans vicinity.
 Only q bai.e--s dozen of prisoners, net countirg: 9 thcu-d-over person, are nov 3e l ing held at the Windhan county jail. ri ] Brooklyn. The total on Mondey vas l { one of these being held for trIal at ,ie l superior court, while the others are 6air- periods of time for ofenses disposed ot ..i | lower courts Of the county. With the ap- proach of spring there is not the inciir!a- | tion on the part of some rounders to get sent, over for 30 or 50 days as was the case when the cold weather season was setting in last fall.
 l Colin Campbell. registered pharnacist at Woodward's store, visited here Monday l for the first time since leaving six weeks | ago. to undergo a surgical operation al ! the Memorial hospital in Worcester. While | MT. Campbell has not fully regained his strength, he is getting stronger each day He vii spend the time ime until, about April 1 at his home in Webster and then will resume his duties here.
 Local members of Putnam lodge of Elks will be in Putnam this (Tuesday) l evening for the annual election or officers l Miss N1ignonne Morin was visitor in ] Putnam on Monday
 1 William McDermptt left Monday on a business trip to Springfield and New York 1 Harry c. Henderson of Providence was a visitor with friends ill Danie4son on | Monday
 1 A number of students who have been aio- i sent on account of ilness-36 being out at one time last week-were able to re- sune their work at Killingly High school 1 Monday.
 ! The garage building owned by Joseph Bodo in Union street and recently de- 1 st=oyed by fire is to be replaced. the new | structure to be devoted to other than ga | rage business.
 1 Though 1t is March IA. Alexander's lake remains covered with ice as 1t has been since late in December. The lake seldom | retains heavy and unbrollen ice so late 1T 1 the season as the present date.
 W. Irving Bullard of Boston was a wis. itor in Dsnielson on Monday.
 An amount of work is cut out for tht towns road repair forces in clearing tn, ruts from various street in DanieIson when the weather Is sufficiently settled t warrant undertaking the task,
 l To
 on East Franklin street.
 As to the filing of Income tax return
 there appears to have arisen a misunder standing as certain individuals bein obliged to make returns on the basis 0
 having had gross receipts of over S5. .00
 during the year 1921 It Is contende
 very rightly by some that gross receipts
 and gross income" are very decidedI
 different things in many instances
 professional mans gross receipts might i
 many cases represent also his gross in
 come. but tFli would be rue in hundred
 of cases where persons are engaged i
 trade or receiving much money than 1
 no manner could be considered as a par
 of their income. It was suggested on on
 quarter here on Monday that where
 doubt of this kind has arisen the matte
 should be immediately referred to som
 authority on the income tax laws so tha
 a return may be properly made
 AS yet officers have not been eiecte
 for the post of the Veterans of Foreig
 Wars that is to be formed in Danielso1
 but 1t is expected that this will be don
 in the near future.
 Danielson members o1. the Y. E. Mil Producers association will be at ti
 Putnam inn Wednesday to attend a. bar
 quet, at which an address will be mad
 by Richard Pattee of Boston.