Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-24

ship of home. The association is
strictly mutual
drive in the interest of the Salvation
Army is to be conducted In Danleison
next week. 1t Is announced by William
]. Reimer, campaign director OF the or
gan.zation for New England It is Mr.
Relmer's ambition 10 raise $3.50 in this
section in order that the work OF the
army in this territory may be expanded.
4 community advisory committee Is to
be organized hre to aid in making the
| drive q success.
Next Wednesday,, March /, Will bring
| the reduction Of fares on the local lines
! Of the Connecticut company Tokens
| with which patrons Of the local lines are
familiar, since they were in use in this
| territory by the Shore Line company,
will come back into use and may be pur-
| chased at three for % cents These to-
kens, which are Of white metal and about
the size of dime, with a C stamped
upon them, VIII therefore represent Is
| cents. and viii be the means OF saving
| patrons l 2-3 cents on each r!da as all
| fares are now 10 cents.
/ 4 Near East relief benefit is planned
| to be held at the Orpheum theatre Sun
| day under the auspices Of the Danielsou
Federation of Churches, the Killingfy
Woman's club and the Danielson Girls
cub. ]. o. Arrol will deliver an ad-
dress. there VIII be q showing of the film
Alice IN HungeTland, and musical Nun
bers. Use OF the theatre has been do
mated gratis by Manager John F. Lewis
and tn centre theatre staff will work
| without compensation during the after
noon Mr.. Arrol spent two years with
the Armenian nation and Is familiar 10
the lats detail with the terrible suffer-
-ngs they have endured.
Members of the Sewing society Of st.
Adams church are ~ 2>eet at the rec
! tory this (Friday) afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Bassett, who left
| here earlier in the month to locate at
Las Vegas, New, have decided that they
prefer California. and are now located in
| that state, at Los Angeles
Miss Katherine Fox. formerly resi-
dent Of Danielson. is reported danger
I ousIy III at Norwich.
11rs. Ellen Ross fell down flight OF
| stairs at the home of Mrs. w. ". Wood
ward, Broad street where she is spend
( ing the winter, and dislocated her shout
/ der. during Wednesday night She was
| attended by DR.. Byron Sweet. who on
Thursday came TO DanfeIscn from Girls
void.
Henry c. Howe of Providence was a
| visitor with friends in Danie.son Thurs
day
Miss Medora- Bureau of New York ts
visiting here with --.ss Alice Bessette of
Main street
Mr., and Mrs John w. Gallup have
announced the. engagement Of their
| daughter, Miss Dorcas to Merrill K. Ben
| nett OF Brown university formerly OF
! Dayvilie. Miss Gallup is q graduate of
Connecticut college.
An entire new outfit Of up-to-date tele-
graphic instruments and, equipment has
been installed at the telegraph station
here.
It is announced that III shares of the
ne" series OF the Danielson Building and
Loan association. have been subscribed
lev. J. ". Houck, pastor of the Ban.
fist church. has been spending a few
days in New Haven.
Mrs. J, H Afiligan will have members
| OF the Roundabout club at her home for
meeting this (FrMay) afternoon.
Having completed an elght-week period
Of study, pupils in the graded schools
begin vacation today friday thai
will extend to March 7.
Rev, F. w Armstrong. formerly q
Dan-elson pastor, visited friends in Dan,
ielson and left here for Derry. N r
Where ne IS to be located for. a time.
Miss Louise Danielson win have III.
members Of the Camp Fire Girls at he,
nome for a meeting this (Friday) after
noon.
just what period of time elapsed Wed
nesday morning between the sounding O
the alarm for the fire at the Union stree
garage and the turning ON of the waite
by the fire department was estabIishe,
by comparing the punch record Of tn.
nre alarm telegraph system at the centra
hre station with the marking. on the pres
sure gauge Of the Crystal Water com
pany. The time was almost exactly seve,
minutes, while the average nervous citi
zen watching the fire would have said a
least Is minutes had TRANSFERRED.