Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-27
DANIELSON

scores or dQulLSt 10 SOtN6 lu6 mystery that surrounds the disappearance Of Roland Roi joined on Saturday and Sunday with boys and yIi1ths in making what seemed an exhaustive search of all teh territory hereabouts.
 Fields and woodland territory, pack roads, river banks and many other un- freqnented places came under the serut- iny of these anxious searches, desirous o' relieving the tension on the relatives Of the missing youth, who strolled away Monday and has not been seen so far as authentic reports show, since the evening of that day.
 As the days have succeeded each other since the disappearance of Roi there is increasing fear as to his fate. l. wasn't his habit to be away from home only for very brief periods. and never before has he been involved in disappearance such as now holds the interest of people Of the borough.
 Another sure sign of spring: Snakes have appeared, including the particularly venomdcs type that write anonymous lee- ,crs. with the marks of their crawling on the envelopes.
 In the announcements of the events for tlie coming week at St. James church taero was included Sunday a statement relative to the retreat services to be con- ducted for the French-speaking men of the parish. The past week was marked by a period of special Lenten services for the French speaking women. Next week similar services are to be held for the English speaking members of the parish. The savings department of the Wind nam County National bank offers safe place in which to ddaosit accumulated earnings. Its capital, surplus, undivided
 zd,F 4Ofa I2s7. 0e0 which affords very strong pro- .ection to the banks depositors.-adv.
 As Q matter of fairness, The Bulletin teels that 1t should explain this morning hat there was no intent last Monday morning in describing causes of fire tha1 damaged l.. S. Ingalls, car, to i1l- sinuate that gas being shipped in here by any gas company contains water. The Ise Of the John D's company" term in he item was intended to be taken more ,r less generally, for as matter of fact here is no such corApany.
 It Is the. experience of most automobi- sts that there are times when a bit of water finds It's way into particular lots of Las, not Intentionally. as was pointed put In the item herein explained The Bulls4n regrets that what was Intend ed is no more than an incidental line should nave been interpreted in any quarter as rehecting on any line of gasoline. It is presumed that any falr-minded person will understand that when water finds Is way into gasoline 1t Is through non- Intent.
 Wnlam 6. Brown has returned from the Brentwood cattle sale, near Philad deLphia where buyers were gathered from all pa-ts of the United States. The sale and srhHstion was held during the past week 
 his herd of pure bred Holsteins.
 Every trsut nshermAn in this territory sas his toes on the starting line ready eoE a flying getaway next Saturday morn. lnG. vhen tho ban of the law is lfted anC tke Arst legttmate fishing of the brook, uzis- season will be permitted
 In addfttnn to the natural '9buG'' that drfves them out tor this 6elightfud spor E1ere viu be some special inducementi to try for the btg ones this season Alreaa, there ts deDhyed in show windows il b0Sn dahfng rods, baskets, rubber boot ana other fishing regalia that will go to tn man that brings in the biggest trout.
 The following communication writteu by Rev. Charles Collard Adams first rec hor pK St A1bAn's church, Danielson. vii se sf special interest here, the comnuni satton having appeared In the MtdNetowl Press:
 was born June 22, graduated Jun, 27, built an Episcopal church in Daniel Scn in 11ss, which named S. AFban ant vas conSecrated (free of debt) the da, following June 22, 1Sss.
 The Living Church. the organ of tn Argao-Cahholics. publishes the Livin, Church Annual, and in It's calendar in ccrDorateS what are known as 'Fblack let ta days, because in the Church of Eng land prayer book calendar these are print e6 in black It is under consideration b, the Episcopal commission on revision O lhelr prayer book to incorporate these Il their prayer bood, and the Liydng Churcl annual prints them as sgenda In so do Ing. the commission assigns November 9 ls s. Catherine of Sienna, but by an as lerisk this Is stated as probably incorrect and the correct date is given as in May
 l know from my copy of the Church o England prayer book that June IT is giv rn as s. Alban's day. And I do not knoN f the Episcopal prayer book calendar 10 include the lack letter days" wh correct dates should not be given, suIe ss have been in the Roman Catholic cal eadar for saints of centuries ago.
 have address the bishop of Pittsburgh chairman of the commission, and I sub join his reply.
 CHARLES CoLLARD ADAMS.
 Dear Sir: You are quite right abou S. Alban. His date is June 22 accord ing 10 the Rev. AEban Butler, with tn appreciation of the Most Rev. M. A. Corr gan. D. D., Archbishop of New York of tn Holy Roman church.
 The Church of England has alway -e,ebrated s. ATban on June IT. and 1t 70 printed in every English prayer boo go the Calendar of LessonJ"
 |" Yours. etc.
 COURTLAND WHITEHEAD