Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

view to identifying the cu12rit, who
however, has not be found yet.
Friday afternoon Mt o'clock at the
home Of Frank Eldridge, near South Kill
ingly, funeral services for Harry Co
vile were conducted by Rev Walter 3.
Williams of the Wethersfield Congregation
al church of Danielson. During the service
Earl r. Wins - sang Abide With Me
Relatives acted as bearers. Burial was il
South Killingly. A. f. Wood was thu
funeral director.
Following prayer services at Eager
undertaking rooms at Norwich, FRIDAY
afternoon, the body of Mrs. Matte GiIbe
White, wife of Allen White, was conveyed
to Danielson In a motor cortege and ser
vices wero held at the chapel at Westfie'
cemetery. where burial took place TIL
service was attended by relatives an
friends from Norwich, Jewett City and a
parts of the town of Killingly.
With the annual borough caueIs onI-
three Gays away there is only inc dentn
interest in DanieIson in the important ciyi
obligation Of nominating borough Office
candidates for another year. Tae lack
interest seems to be very largely 1ue t,
the fact that Danielson has been exec 81
flcials for the past few years. Invariabl,
they have given good service and hay,
been economical in their administration
Of borough affairs. This good fortune a.
to municipal MANAGEMENT seems to hav,
tended toward creating apathy on the pa
of the electors. HsiCily, politics do no
enter into administration of borough a.
fairs As for years past there will be n
party strife at Tuesdays caucus. Cog
men will be sought ought and nominated
regardless of their party affiliation. an.
it may be safely predicted that if .
present officials are agreeable they VII j.
81 each instance rcnominated to succee.
thems elves
Danielson, as community. has muc'
20 be proud Of and much that It Nigh
BOAST Of, if it would; but it can lay c!aia
no greater civic asset than that it,
r7uEh government is free from oyif
ercils faint Of politics, and that that as
'et pays big dividends each year.
Following arc the newly elected Officer
of the FASTENERS club: President. Mario
Young vice president, Harry E. Back. II
| secretary, Jerome C. Reach; treasure.
| Toward G. Franklin; executive commit
g Marion Young (chairman), Arthu
!linghast, Donald Arlington, Paul Bit
I'd, Earle Bassette, Leo Bodo.
An athletic council named by the cir;
"2nsists Of Jerome Keech, Leo Bodo, Ha~
/ y E. Back, Jr., with Rev j. w. Houc
| as chairman.
Mrs. e. Beaurcgard was reported Fri
| day as seriously IL at a nos dtal in Nor
wich, where she has been a patient TO
| some time. Mrs. Beauregard has under
gone serious surgical operation and ais
suffering with pneumonia.
! d. e. Jette has been appointed admin
traitor OF the estate of the late DR.. L. :
NORM who was engaged in business j.
Danielson for nearly a score Of years.
The total estimated expenses Of tn
borough government for the ensuing YEA
amount tt S22.814.5o. The budget ha
been prepared by borough officials Fl
presentation to the coming annual horo,,,y
meeting.
The Postal Telegraph company IL
communication with the Danielson chan,
Der of commerce relative to establishing
commercial office here in Danielson,
John Macdonald deputy motor vehsoI
commissioner Of the state, was in Dame
son on business Friday.
Mrs. q. II. Reach had the members r
the Ladies Sewing circle of st. Alban
church at her home for a meeting F7rfda
afternoon.
You are invited to attend the milliner
opening at Mdme Cyr's this (Saturday
Beautiful display Of spring hats an
trinmings.-adv.
Rev John r. Pratt Of the CONGREGATION
al church at Brooklyn will be the speak,
at a union service to be held at the Bar
list church Sunday afternoon at o'clo.
Court Oak Grove, Foresters' of AmerIc
OF which he was member for MANY wear
adopted memorial resolutions on the daa.
Of DR.. L. j. NORM.
Ice still clings to the surface o. Ale,
ander's lake, this being as late a date Z
this large body OF water has bean con
pletely frozen over for number Of year
Pity the bootlegger If he pays an incou
tax return. Your payment may be ;
nothing compared to his.
Danielson's Florida colony Is now conn
ing the days that intervene before Il
near dates set for their start for the nort
All are expected back early in April.
Rev. George Gilbert of MiddletoWn W
be the speaker at next Wednesday eve,
ing's Lenten service at st. Adams churc
Though continuing to suffer acute
from burns she received while attendiI
the heater at her home February &, Mrs.
D. Sayles has made some progress iowa,
recovery.