Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-23
DANIELSON

iHltt0e of% Lue 5uSlu6SS NeI dSSOCid- tion appointed to confer. with trolley adequate trolley service is hopeful of getting satisfactory results.
 The Dhnielson Circuit Epworth League is to meet this evening in Jewett City.
 Today is the last day of the open season on partridge, quail pheasant, woodcock and other slasl protected game.
 Henry c. Kantner of Pawtucket wis tied friends in Danielson Friday. The Campfire girls are to entertain the Westfield guards at, a social in the Congreg egational church vestry this evening.
 Ms. Ira Hasbrouck of Providence 1 is to speak at g. Child Welfare meet 1 ing to be held in the Orpheum theater | Sunday afternoon
 1 All equipment of the Ninth Sepa- rate company, State Guard, has been Iookad over preparatory to the regi- mental inspection, which was post poned on account of the influenza epi- ] demic.
 l Nat Farnams Bon Ton company i again played to good business at the Orpheum theater Friday evening. l Friday evening the prospects were that as many as 50 will be at Camr I Whippootwill this evening for the an nual coon hunt.
 The Killirsiy court record for Nov. ember shows many less cases thar were heard there during October, tht last license month.
 Fl Wires for the electric transmission line are being run through the towT of Brooklyn, a gang being at worl Friday in the Church and Day stree |t section. s II A Harvest home social was helt
 Friday at the Congregational churel in Wauregan.
 A number of Danielson boys wht
 are in service at Camp Devens are ex
 pected to be mustered out and to re
 turn to their homes here during tn,
 coming week.
 Automobile owners here who wish u
 retain the present registration mum hers of their cars have been notified
 that to do so they must apply to thu
 sac motor vehicle department before
 December 1.
 II A social dance for the beneft of tn, Atwood Hose company was held ii
 Wauregan Friday.
 l Sleeping Churches and Chufcf
 sleepers will be the subject of the ser.
 mon at the services at the Baptis
 church Sunday evening.
 Contributions to the united war vsorI fund continued to trtckie in Friday
 so final figures probably will not bc available for the district before tht first of the coming week. Ii Rev. J, Albert Vachon, '. secretary at Camp Devens, visited at his home here.
 The charge is being made that l poultry prices are running up like the mercury on a hot summer day, in view | or the approach of the holiday, all o1 i which gives the consumer a highly patriotic and thankful feeling. He, al least. has escaped death in the. war! The Fabric Shop" will open Nov ember 20. new store in the Berris building, next to the Danielson Trust company. This store will specialize in remnants, firsts, seconds and other mill and manufacturers specials A specials opening offer is children $ rompers at 95 cents per pair, this rep resepting only the value of the ma terial used in them.-adv. l Friday afternoon at i o'clock, flu neral services for William A. Weeks were held at the homt of his danght ter, Mrs. Susan Mowry. The service was conducted by $eV. W. B. Will Hams. The bearers were James Aus tn, George R. Lathrop, ". A. Ed mond, L, s. Edmond Burial was in the Pachaug cemetery, where the com initial service was read by Rev. J. w. Richardson of Pachaug. A. r. Wood was the funeral director.
 Brooklyn, ne-Iicense town always, is not going to suffer from a drought 1 this winter if the foresightedness of some of its inhabitants can prevent it A cider mill in the. village is winding up great season. Hundreds. of bush els of apples have gone into the mak- ing of many many barrels of the juice that is first class tempe1a anee tlrinK after it gets strong enough to float d dime.
 Though there isn't any tax on cider 1t has jumped in price, by heck, from l6 cents to, 30 cents a gallon and there 1 is fourishing demand for it at the | high price. By barrels it is costing S12 per.
 Brooklyn isn't going to drink all the cider produced there however Dan- ielson. also in the no-license column Is going to help. and distant New London took a shipment of F bar. rels this week. And this isn't a full list of the places depending on Brook lyn's presses, eSher. Hence, action must be taken. Ont of Danielson's most profound thinker.
 has given deep study to this matter He has suggested that the growing O. apples be forbidden forthwith, espec ially during the winter season.
 Killingly's mills are busy also, mak
 ing cider, so nationwide prohibition
 isn't going to strain anyone of tn
 thirsty hereabouts during the comin:
 winter anyway.
 Men in the employ of the stat
 highway department have been givin
 attention to the section of cemen highway in Main street this week
 Where each block Of the road is line
 these men have made an inspection
 and made such repairs as have bee
 necessary and these have been yer
 small. The cement highway is wear
 ing we'll and is greatly appreciated b all who recall what an improvement is over the street that it replaced. No questionnaires that have bee . filled out and placed on file with th local board may be had as souvenir as a number have requested in ,thi
 district. All draft records are to b very carefully preserved. ---------A--- THOMPSON Thomas Mathtewson is visiting h