Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-20
DANIELSON

today Crhursday) for the 12sth annual meeting of the WEndham County Medical society to be held at the Attawaugan hotel. pr. F. H. Smith, the president ls to preside at the business session. The scientific programme that has been arranged Is as follows: Diseases of the Aiaxtlary Antrli1n, W. E. Hendry aL D.: The Functions of the Medical Reserve Corps, Major W. E. Wllmerd- ing. M C. U. S. A; Acute Exfoliative perratitis Tn Infants and Reports of Two Cases M- J. Buliard, NJ D.. Organ otherapy in General Practice, Ernest R. Poke. M D.. Bovine In Man, H. c. Dix on. F. D. The physicians are to meet at noon and dinner IS to be served for them co @ o'clock
 10 is expected that the entire cast of the pageant The Light of the World, 90 be given under the auspices of the Danielson Federation of Churches, will attend Inc rehearsal scheduled for this Thursday evening at the Congregation ai church
 The cast is made up of 1oS persons, with tho following principals: Mrs A. I.. Reed. representing the Spirit of Chris tianicy Rev. Albert Jepson. Ira A. Mo Daniel. Eidney H. Perry. Arnold Wilde, A. D. Burns. Elijah Berrinsan. W. w. Reimer, Mrs c. Alton Frost, Miss Ruth Adams, Mss Evelyn Jette, Miss Mayette Paine, John IT, Ashworth. Henry A. Me Ewen, Harold Holehouse, Mrs. D. W. Clark. Miss Myrtle Marland. Mrs. B. c. Hopkins. Rev. C. c. Tibbetts. C. Clinton Cleveland. Sidney P. Marland, Miss Grace SpaldinE, Mss Evelyn Bitgood. Prof H. Augustine Smith. instructor in religious education at Boston university, is directing the rehearsals and will be a.Ha A. Stanton is to be organist and Mrs. s. H. Perry. pianist. Miss Helen Bow man Is directlng the singing The conn ullttee in charge of the arrangements is made up of Miss Marjorie Gaffney, chairman Miss Emma F. Filling and Mss Grace Spalding.
 Appeals from assessments Of their property as fixed by the board of assess crs and board of relief are again be- ing perfected for the Connecticut Mills company. the Goodyear Mills, Inc and the Taunton Cotton Mills owners of prop crty in the town of Killingly. Similar appeals were taken last year after the ErarGfacturing concerns had failed in thesr efforts 10 obtain a reduction from tns valuation fixed on their properties by town officials These original appeals are still pending in the superior court. It was hoped to have them heard prior to this time. but this has been irnpos- slbIe. SO appeals are again being pre- pared from the grand list recently com pleted.
 Re,reading and vUlcanizins cf tires. all work guaranteed F. C. Morin, corner Main and Academy stree..--adv.
 F. Palmer Chapman, master of the Rhode Island State Grange; Prof. Ed ward + Gumbart of the Connecticut Agricultural college and Randolph H. Chandler Of Thompson are to be the principal speakers at a special meeting Of Quinebaug Pomona grange to be helj with Canterbury grange at Grange hall ln Canterbury. Saturday. April 2sth.
 Agriculture of Holland is to be the sIhject Of Prof. Gumbart's address. MT Chandler VII speak on the subject, Prac- ticsl Suggestions For Grange Work
 A 30-minute programme is to be furn- lsled by members Of Canterbury grange
 This special meeting is the first of th' year for Quinebaug Pomona grange and ls Co be open to all patrons.
 Wednesday afternoon at one o'clock funeral services for George Phillips were conducted at the undertaking roomS of T.. F. Kennedy by Rev. Walker B Flniaus Of Westheld Congr'gational church Burial was in Westfeld ceme- ler1-. Friends acted as bearers. Louis E. Kennedy was in charge of the flu neral arrangements
 Attorney Sab.u S. Russell was a vls. ito- in Hartford Wednesday.
 The temperature dropped down to 4t degrees in Damelsoa during Wednesday ind again brough furs and heavy wraps .n:o belated use.
 There is no possibility. 1t would ap pear from inquiries hereabOuts. of Dan 'elson or any town In the vicinity adopt Ing daylight saving time this year. Tn plan seems to have been dropped per 1aneutiy Aeresbouts in 1920.
 E rrsuDer of Dauielson people will b. interester in the announcement of tn aeath of George H. Ryder at his houn. In East Weymouth, Mass, as told in tn Putnam news this morning. Mir. Ryde was tha oldest organ builder in tn Un.tcd States.
 Unfavorable weather has continue t1 interfere during the present wee' with the development os the form of tn EIuiugiy High School baseball kesn which. however. is expected to be Etrons aggregation once It gets un Eerway-
 Hewa-d c. Hooper of Worcester, wa a. vidicr with friends in Darselson o Wsdnesdzy.
 Rev. c. c. Tsbbetts. formerly of Un osriile. new pastor Of the Methods shurch. prepares the church calenda szch week. and the Easter calendar wa very pleasing to the members of tn congregation.
 An additional crusher Is to be put in lo use on the state highway job on tn route 10 Little Rest, 1t was stated O Wednesday. W. s. Brown has sold .71sher that was at his farm near Ger .rai Village to the contracting firm tha s building the road. The crusher is t be- set up on the easterly end of the jol 1ear Dark Lantern Hill
 Tramps tn larger numbers than hay been seen in this territory for severs years are now about However, al who walk on the highways are nc trarnps many of these wayfarers bein honest men out of work and seeking er ployment-
 John IT. Ashworth was in Meriden an New Haven Wednesday on business GOT ne-ted with the state department of CT tomoiogy.
 Miss NJ J. Wendell of Spencer, Mass was a guest Wednesday of Miss Annl ST. Hutchins.
 Claims for damages caused by gras
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