Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-10
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

sundry refunds ........... 1888
Algn school classes l919-l92o
contributions toward grading
high school grounds .... 10000
Totals Credits .............. $7.o77.1a
Gross school expenditures as
Less Credits ...... SEQ. 7,077.13
Net sum to be raised by taxa
ton S5s,OSS.0o
selectmen's net budget as
above S52,4S1OI
School board net budget as
above 5s,Oo9S5
Total amount to be raised by
taxation ................. $111s5S0'S2
The following table shows the revenue
that may be raised at the rates indicated:
Net Grand List .............. SIS, $50, 1853
Revenue from 1-2 Mill ..... 3,3O5
Revenue from Mill .......... $50
Revenue from II Mills ........ i12,S73
Revenue from II 1-2 Mills ..... 1858
Revenue from Is Mills ...-.... 1888
Today Friday) marks the opening in
Danielson Of the drive in aid of the Saliva
ton Army's Home Services fund. Daniel
son has been divided into many districts
to house canvass. Irving w. Davis Is the
local treasurer for this fund and creeks
may be sent to him by Pei sons or organi-
cations who wish to contribute
While tho Salvation Army has no local
headquarters, the public here is well aware
of the splendid work that the army does in
this territory each year, operating from
its Putnam headquarters and knows, too
of it's great efforts the country over in
aid ftae unfortunate. A dollar given
the Salvation Army is 100 per cent eff
ficient in the service it can be made to per
form.
Having had Its spree, which it may be
hci9e viii be the most severe of the spring
! period, the QuinebaUg river was gotng
| through a tranquilizing period Thursday
and was running at q very considerable
| lower level than during the freshet of
! Wednesday. The river remained very
| high, however, and hun lreds Of tons o.
water Toured off the Dam at the Wes+
| Side every hour-a pretty sight which held
| ny onloolzers for minutes at a time.
| Such q tremendous volume of water
came Gown the river as to force the tenn
| porary suspension Of The operation OF
| some of ths Quinebaug's machinery, but
| it is expected that the river will be prac-
tically back to normal by today, though il
drains an area extending well into Mass
| achusetts.
Another S12O viii be added to the Day
Kinball hospitals deficiency fund boost
ing it a step nearer the goal Of $4,000
which it is expected will be reached in tn:
near future The Killingly Woman'S
club is to be credited with the lates
Danielson addition to this fund through
donating one-half the receipts from its
recent presentation OF Little Women, a
the ONsheum theatre.
| One Of the things already authorized BIS
the town that it is expected wiz be under
taken In the not distant future VII be tn
building Of the comfort station for pub
lice use, as author zed by the town som'
months ago. These comfort stations viii
be located at the town hall building.
Members Of Orient lodge. knights c
Pythias, Of this town viii attend servic
in q body at the Congregational church !,
Dayville Sunday morning next The ser
mon will be preached by the pastor, Rev
William Swanson
Mrs. Cornelia Geer was reporte
Thursday as seriously Ill with pneumonL
at her home in AttaWaugan. Two nurse
are in attendance.
With incomplete reports, rece4cts iron
the Near East Relief drive in Danielsol
are given as $3.50
Danielson will be represented at til
Older Boys' conference 10 be held at Put
nam March 25-2S.
This (Friday) evening. tlle killing!
High school team will have the North At
tle5oro High school team here for gane
The visitors defeated Kilinsly in
tclcsely contested game at North AttIdooro
this being one Of the few defeats Of tn
season for KilIingly which has gon
through the entire playing season in N
Quinebaug league without loss of a game
| DanieIson follow ers of the game will b