Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-31
DANIELSON

DANIELSON Messages written respectively on Dec. and Dec. F were received hero Monday morning from Leonard F. Morrison, who is in the Red Cross service overseas
 From Sainte -Menehould (Marnel on Dec. MT. Morrison wrote: get into this town quite often. Met all of the Danielson boys of the 56th c. A. G..
 Battery D, the other day, and it sure seemed good to. see them-Herbert Hopkins, Walter Murphy, Lucien Lambert, and all the rest They were fine and apparently on their way home. I expect to go Son up into Germany with the army of occupation. Likely will not get back to the states until spring Regards to all. And from Metz, under date of Dec. 12: Well, here I am in Metz tonight and Alsaee- Lorraine is sure ceieorat- | ing it's return to France. I am on a long trip in a Ford, taking four nurses to an American evacuation hospital up l on the Rhine. Some trip eh? I am 1 certainly seeing lot. I leave here for Luxembourg tomorrow mcrnirg g and from there into Germany proper
 Best to all. LEN.
 An officiaI-E. A. Pierce-from the | Lyman school for boys at Westbore | came here Monday and took Leo
 Healie into custody, returning him to 1 the institution, which is established
 for corrective purposes.
 1 Young Healie, who is but IA, con- | fessed to having been involved in | breaks that were made at Berthiaume S drug store at Wiesberg's store and at
 a building on Walter P. Whites prop erty during the early hours of Satur- | day morning.
 ] No action was taken against him in 1 the town court it being deemed best 1 to return him to the Lyman scnool where he was originally sent for steal i ing a bicycle after having been in- volved in other affairs. He was taken away on the 12O9 car Monday and was back in the school before even ing.
 Schools throughout the town of Xii lingly reopened Monday for the winter term. There is little illness among tic pupils in the schools of KillingIy, al. | thoueh this is not the case in some of the towns near here.
 Gaston A. Maindon received. Monday
 9 letter from Lieut., Ira A Warren
 who was at Cote Sur DO a. the time l the letter was written. Lieutenant Warren will not return with the boys of the Danielson company, as he is
 doing special work, but he writes tha
 T hope to be home for next Christ
 mas" though it may be much sooner The year closing tonight has beel
 the most prosperous in the history O
 Killingly. During 1918 the mills hav, paid. out a tremendous amount o
 money and this fact has led to gen i eraf business prosperity, for the rtsl work at the mills has meant I flow 0
 money in about every charnel of ac
 tivity
 FIllingly also has been one of tn luckiest towns in the United State : as to war losses. Though it is repre- sented by hundreds of men, t3.e ma iority of them in France. and man,
 of them in one company that saw SC ! were active service, it has only les one man dead of wounds. none l5iile in action, one missing in action. one prisoner. since released, and a feV < wounded, none very greivously. Thi . record Is regarded as remarkable an ) i is a great cause for rejoicing. Killingly has met every one of tn 1 severe obligations that the great con 7 fict imposed upon it, and .oversub scribed it's aHotments in every one c the four Liberty loans. Its war recor I in every respect is glorious mad wi make a heritage of which coming gen erations of Killingly people will b s very proud
 Officers of McGregor post, G. A. R { McGregor Woman'S Relief corps an
 Colonel Edward Anderson camp, S. C
 ", will be installed New Years nigh in G. A. R. hall. These joint installa
 ton ceremonies are expected ot brin l. out a large number of members of tn organizations.
 ; The icemen have been looking nor ' hopeful the past three days, since tn temperature slid down into the 20 : and has been remaining there . Mrs. James Nolan of Bridgepor who has been visiting here, and he
 sister, Miss Elizabeth Dunn will spen
 the New Year with friends in Hart
 ford.
 Arthur Goulet, who is in the nav; ] service and stationed at Newport. i spending a seven days leave at h 5 home in Danielson.
 Alex NJ. Pasnik of Norwich was u 1 visitor in Danielson Monday.
 The -Jewett City -Danielson basket y ball game scheduled for this evenin will make the followers of that spol Il 1 here think of old times, as a real ia. contest is certain.
 John c. Henderson of Lowell Visitc e with friends in Danielson on Monday. . Watch night services scheduled f, . Danielson-and dances-Will kee n many people up late tonight. y John Dunn Of Bridgeport was a vi.
 itor with his mother, Mrs. J.. J. Dun 0 Judge Sabin $. Russell will be CT :, crossing clerk of the legislature durir the session that is to open next wee u Miss Helen c. Fiske of Attlebol
 visited with friends in Danielson (
 Monday.
 c. H. Pellett was in Boston Monds
 on q business trip.
 , Danielson people have reported art D cles stolen from their automobiles le
 standing in the streets of Providenc s the most dangerous city in New lGn; A' land in which to leavea car unatten, ed.
 It tt All of the big manufacturirg plan e in Killingly will be closed tornorro 70 New Years day.
 There is accumulating evidence "a indicate that the 66th coast artiller 70 in which many Danielson boys ser. D is about to sail from France for ho1r