Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-10
DANIEL. SON


 employed at garages here and at Franklin and Crosbys, died at the home of Andrew T. ]. Clark .n Canter- bury. He had been in poor health for a long time.
 Martin Wcsfe of jewets City, proS- ably will be appointed a night patrol man for Danielson at this evening meeting of the warden and court of burgesses Mir. Wolfe has been an ef-l ficient officer in Jewett City for years. Chief A. P. Woodward said Monday that he has received notice that the auto chemical is now slated to be shipped from the factory in CoNmbus so as to arrive here in January, prob ably about the 18th.
 The name of Elmer J. Rrindamour. Mechanic street. was removed from the list of deiinquents of this dis trict, where it was placed through his failure to receive questionnaire.
 Henry c. wills of New Britain yas visitor with friends in Danielson on | Monday.
 Students at the nnEt school are get ting into the swing of their work and the promise is for excellent re- suits. The school is in session Mon day, Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs day evenings.
 ], Carl Nitter and W. Fenner Wood ward were in Lebanon on q business trip Monday.
 1 r. o. Armington, who has been i'll l at his home for the past few days, is improving.
 Danielson members of the S. A. T. c. i at Storrs and other stations have not, in most cases. been relieved from ser vice, but expect to be in the near fu- | ture
 | Mrs. Kate E. Sibley of this place 1 was elected chaplain of rQuinebaug Pomona grange the county organiza- 1 tion of the Patrons of IIushandry. l Friends here were inclined to be- ] lieve that Louis Griswaidi has been slightly wounded in aetion, basing 1 their opinion en the assumption that a name that appeared in Mondays cas- ualty lists was not correctly printed.
 There may be an increase in the pricA of four. some grocers here think if Esirope's demand for the staple are as great as is to be expected.
 | A few cases of influenza are re- ported as existent in this section
 though there have been no deaths from the disease recently.
 lt is with delight that DanielsoE people have learned that General l March announced that. the 56th Regi-
 nent of Coast Artillery is one of the
 organizations listed for quick return from France to the United States
 This organization. in D Battery. in-
 cllsdes practically all of the mem o1 i the old Thirteenth (and 3Sth) com
 pany of the c. A. C., the DanielsoT company that left here n July, 1917 and trained at Fort Terry The com. ,, pany includes young men from every village in Kiilingly, from Brooklyn.
 Wauregan, CsnNral Village. Plainfield Putnam and other places in this vi : cinity.
 , Though this company has seen hard active service abroad anu has takel , part in soma engagements, not q man . so far as is known here. has lost hi life. and only few of tfsem have beel , wounded none seriously All her
 fererently hope that forthcoming cas
 ualty lists will not show any death
 among the members. of the organiza
 tion. that it may make the remarka ble record Of strenuous overseas ser , vice without the loss Of q man. ! It is estimated that the boys vii arrive in the United States within si
 weeks and, t is possible sooner,
 they hapFen 10 be assigned as anon ? the first regiments to leave: but in an they dIS OIQ6IGQ nOtEG. a The funeral of Mrs. Marie Lasnie
 was held from her home on the Yves Side, Monday morning, with a soIem 2 , , high ma<s or requiem at St. Jamel II church at o'clock. Rev NJ. J. Cine 5 Rev. John Roux, M. S. deacon an = Rev. A. Jolliver II. g., srb-deacol
 Burial was i'll Holy Cross -cemeter, C where prayers " Ire read at the gray iAi by Rev NJ. J. Ginet, Tie bearers wei Arthur Lasnier,. Leodore f.asnier, IM = ing Brouillard, E1dmund Gladue, Nose II Bessette and Oliver Bessette. Marti . T. Burns was the funeral director.
 An increase in capital stock frol .- s50.00N to $100.o00 was unanimous
 voted Monday morning at a meetir IF of the stockholders of The Danielsc ', Trust company. After it was state N at the bank that more ti1s.h 400 shar, s of the 800 outstanding shares of the il
 stitution were represented at u .e meeting, which was very h2rmoniou
 Treasurer. StarlSweather said that . If present stockholders are 10 have u ,, first opportunity to subscribe for u
 new stock, on pro rata basis and
 is indicated that much of the ne
 issue will pass into the hands of u
 present stockholders. Such shares.
 are not taken are to be made avai 10 able for new subscribers.
 With their Christmas business a ,g most certain to set new nigh recor m for sales many DanieIson husine ,n men are rounding cut the most su
 cessful year of any in which tn il have been engaged in trade. of With business ou rush and " is baGis during 1918, unnrecedent
 scales of wages being paid and all ot If CT conditions favorable ;te peop no have had much money to spend al -s have spent much. Notwithstanding t
 heavy calls for funds for Iiber i- loans, war savings stamps, Unit
 War Work funds, the Red Cross al 1e numerous other assessment driv, -N there was enough money left to De
 init of liberal shopping, and this h = been the rule. More dollars ha
 clicked tf1oHgh the cash registers
 the borough's business men than
 any other twelve months in Danie
 sons history.
 Nor is there worry over 1919. E
 plants here seem to be in a positi