Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIEL.SON

AZ Sas eczte avnory Friday evening, the &-sk annual military ball os the service 5rakbsry. 1s2nd Field Artillery proved one ot the most delightful of the social events os tSs season and brought dancers togeth- e From many towns io this section
 Tae big drill shed was very prettsly decorated with flags and special srrenge- c-erts bS national colors. Uniforms of oSlcers and enlisted mon gave military touch to the affair Music. was by the Fidelity orchestra Of Worcester.
 The entertainment committee of the bat ss-y. G. Rene Caron, Emile J. Meunfe- ard Feo-ge Gates were in charge Of the s--zngernen1s.
 There were twenty numbers on the dance order which opened with grand march Refreshments were served at interrnissio1
 More than score of thermometers from which reports were received re- corde6 10 degrees below zero in Daniel eoa. early Friday morning. while others more -ecszSess in telling what the tenn persture was showed I2. 13 and even 14 below. In any event, the morrins vas easily the coidest Of the winter, as all os those who were out early on their way 70 work-nearly an hour earlier than Io-@erly. by the way-will readily attest. Some of the weather sbarpS venrured the prediction that the cold period that set in
 
 tais winter, and pointed GU that March is o-ly len days &heAd.
 Friday morning the funeral Of Maxine GuiEsre. who died at Norwich. was helu f-o1a the home Of his brother, Jcse-gl Gui- ce-e. Dyer street The high mass of re- Quien at SL James church at o'colck Sss sung oy Rev. Joseph 9fouss,er, N s Tt-s bearers were Louis C''a--fN~rr- oeph Gizgrzs. Joseph Ouilette Adeiphig B--nie-. Charles Robideau and Homer LoiseIEe. The body was placed in the re- csivt-g vault at Holy Croes cerntery LasIs E. Kennedy was the funeral direc tc-.
 Johz B. Bassets of Broad street won a-st hoaors in the whist tournament that o2s f15t beea concluded at tho Bohemian club after six weeks of play and Arthur Ez-=bezu won second honors~ In the poo tournzmen' "le final contest between Flank A. Kennedy and Howard Dixon @r. Kennedy was the victor. Woods or c..sstra played during tine evening an refreshments were served
 I've events in which Yaernbers ok the B--vsce battery here are interested ar a-1eSulsc for the ea.ly part of next wee "a o-tn and pay night,-the seconJ pa. co De rece.ved -ecently-on Monday ev scE= and an inspection by. Colon2I 1f. 3
 
 Ssw London. II esday evening. The pub ec will be privflege' to e+t nd the ia syectsou cS Tuesday evening
 Buyers of mems clothing have a very r szSsnt surpr- -se coming to them n sDsctson Of advance line for s2ri0g tha ara being shown here are prA5ed alsnos eS low ss the pre-war basis, and in. scsaa Of being called usoa to pay any where from $50 to s7o for g suit os goo material and some style a man will b sols to own very good spring suit thi sezsoa at pr~ces varying from S27 to s35 tlsse suits really superior to wa.--irn% s1its that sold for as much ai5 $50.
 Persons who have any interest, as tax pagsrs, in the matter of ha tng he tow, slr1ish transportation for pupils attend trg the high school from villages in tn outlying sections oG the town will hay c1s!r opportunity this Saturday. anorn.ra 10 tell the town school committee at th h'ea-ing to be held in town hall at o'cock just what trey think about th pro5ositiou, wblch is really an import s-t one and deserving of attention
 Az effort is being made by autouobiI L.azle-s n towns in this section e eas, e-n Connecticut to arrive st some agree rlsat under which cars Of any give make shall have Q fixed trade value whe turned n toward the price of a new ma r.-tne. Dealers who are promoting tn plan say that their experiences Of tn pzst havs taught them that they a- losers ta the long run when they aMof e-o1 s100 to S2OO more than .. u9ei z .s worth. fNa,4ns.tS Vla pr Isp} rj buyer Of q new car wants as much for
 U5sd machine as t is possible for him { get and n the past ks has sno ped arour very seduously in search of the r+.st trs G. tfsny times he nss obtained it, and even: -zlsy -1s ues5a- who has taken it of Ii
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