Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-04
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

est residents of the town of Killingly. I She leaves son, William, and a daugh- ter, Dora, both at home.
 1 Attorney E. L. Darbie is the new dis ! trlct deputy of the Masonic lodges in 1 Windham and Holland counties Attor- hey Darbie is 8 past master of Moriah i lodge, No. IS, A. F. and A. NI., Q past l high priest of Warren chapter and past commander of Montgomery council, all l Masonic bodies located in Danielson. He also is a member of Columbian Comman- dery, k. T., of Norwich, of Scottish Rite ! bodies in the same city and of Sphinx temple, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine of | Hartford. MT. Darbie succeeds W. Franklin Sheldon of Moosup as district | deputy.
 ] Additional fire escapes are in course | of erection at the Orpheum theate-. A new fire escape Is heinz added both on , the east and west sides of the struc- lures. These new fire escapes are of { heavy metal and will lead to emergency 1 exits in the balcony of the house. They are wide and of such construction as to {. afford 9 safe and convenient means of l descending to the ground in case the ne- 1 cessity for using the meyer arises.
 Warnings oft repeated and as often | ignored have finally brought to some dog owners of the town of Sterling visitations from officials intent upon the enforce
 lnent of the dog laws as they now stand upon the statute books. Months ago l State Officer Howard A. Elliott special deputy commissioner of domestic ami mals, gave notice that such wholesale or dering of delinquent dog owners into court as has been made for today could not he forever delayed. On one visit to the Oneco section Of the town in search of man who would be willing to under
 take the duties of dog warden and see that the laws pertaining to dogs were obeyed, the officer, while sitting in his
 car, noted that all but two of several
 dogs that passed by were without col
 lars or tags. Numbers of Sterling dog | owners have paid little heed to registra-
 ton and roaming laws applying to dogs,
 so,> like residents of other towns here abouts who did likewise. they are now
 about to appear in court for such action
 2s may be deemed advisable in their
 cases.
 Having rounded out score of years
 of service as 8 national guardsman of
 the state of Connecticut, Captain A. P
 Woodward, o. O., has been awarded a
 gold eagle to wear with the bronze medal
 Issued to him for a lesser period of ser
 vice. Captain Woodward has served the
 military arm of the state in various ca
 nacities, has been a member of state IT, fle teams that have competed in national
 shoots, has been inspector of small arms practice and otherwise served notably. He is one of the best known state guards 1. men in Connecticut
 By unanimous vote. the members of r the Danielson Methodist Episcopal ipI9T 4s7I. ~ } Stocking be returned here as pastor for ] another year. The Southern New Eng 3 land conference at which appointments 3 of pastors will be made is to be held at PawtucNet during the last week ir r March
 Joseph A. Denelevine of Central Falls was visitor with fgiends in Danielsor s Thursday.
 East Killingly citizens are in q number
 of eases interested in the information
 tAat the taxable value of their property . has been increased by the board of as
 stssors. Here in Danielson business me1 a have learned in number of cases tha / the assessors have increased the taxa
 ble valuation oi their stocks Of goods.
 At Brooklyn Rev. Thomas E. Payn- f -s organizing a glee club.
 e Colin s. Campbell, registered pharma :, -4SL 5L NOOuWaF't ;, IS 8 patent at tn f Day Kimball hospital
 l. Mrs. Charles B. WheatIey Of Broac
 street is en route to the south to visi with sAIrs. Charles T.. Potter formerly 0 DaniAlson. Mrs. -Wheatley will remaiI
 in Florida for several weeks. - Thursdays heavy rain was aDprec'at <. ed<by manufacturing concerns depeEdin, r on 'the Quinebaug river for water power y Rain swelled the big stream and gav . all ample supply for some time to como e Mil operatives in this territory req 7, with interest Friday Of the posting 0 i. notices Of a reduction in wages in cot " ton mills in New Hampshire, Maine an
 parts Of Massachusetts These notices |. 1t is sail. will be followed by others a - New Bedford. Fall River and Lowell.
 Members Of the Methodist church hel
 g na:ghhorhood meeting Friday even;n g al the home of II. L. Smith in the Ma
 shentuck district.
 A heavy snow squalI during Frida !. afternoon had all the marks incidental t
 8 blizzard.
 Three evaneelistic services will be hel - Sunday, morning. afternoon and evenin;
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