Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-05
DANIEL. SON

deids at the rate of peg cent per annum.
 Treasurer Clifford H. Starkweather said Wednesday afternoon that the new issue of stock will be first avail- able for the present stockholders. Such shares as are not taken by this group will be offered to other sub scribers, providing, of course, that the increase is althorzed.
 Since it's establishment the Daniel son Trust company has purchased the building in which its banking quar- ters are located.
 J. Arthur Atwood is presidnt of the company. Frederick A, Jacobs vice president, Clifford H. Starkweather, treasurer The directors are: Presi- dent Atwood, William W Adams, of Moosup; w Irving Bullard. Danielson: George H. Call, Danielson: Floyd Dayyille; F. A. Jacobs, Danielson: Docithe E. Jette, Danielson: John C.. Phillips Wauregan; Angus Park, Han- over; Clarence. A Potter, Danielson; Frank T. Preston, Danielson; A. Put nam Woodward, Danielson; F. w Til- linghast, Central Village: F. E. Bit good.
 The body of the man who died of injuries received when struck by a touring car at Central Village, Sum day night was claimed Wednesday hy a brother of the dead man, who now has been definitely identified as James Renehan, 45. a native of England. Tho brother who came here is in charge of a mill at Hope, R. l., in the Paw tuxet Valley.
 ago to visit with relatives and had been in the habit of sending money ! regularly to his father who lives at Hope. He had been in the habit Of travelling about from one mill to an- other, but always keeping in touch with his relatives. The body was at l the undertaking rooms here Wednes- day afternoon, but will be forwarded l to Hope for burial.
 The Red Cross will benefit by the 1 recital given by the piano pupils of 1 Miss Emma Gardner, at the Orpheum theater, Boy Scouts assisting in mak- l ing the entertainment very much of a 1 success.
 1 Soldiers who are returning to their 1 homes say that army officials have 1 acquainted them with, an arrangement l under which they can continue to car- | ry the insurance policies which they took out while in the service. These 1 ppASlSS are tlStu py tilS HIGH at very l attractive premium rates and they, in many. cases, will be kept in force by 1 the soldiers.
 Wednesdays mild temperature re- 1 called to the minds of the weather l sharps that a. year ago this week the weather was very cold and that cut 1 ting of ice from to inches in thick ness had been commenced on some o1 the smaller bodies of water. The riv- CTS were frozen over solidly.
 Letters addressed to Looa Barry Thomas Corburt, Advin Singornsair r 1 and Mrs. R. F. Pratt are unclaimed this week at the Danilson post office J. Carl Witter was at Lebanon te conduct an auction, including the sale of a number of head of cattle.
 A number of Danielson men who are members of Sphinx temple of the | Mystic Shrine were at Hartford or Wednesday evening to attend a met ing of the body.
 Incident to President Wilson's de, partuFe for France, and anticipatinf his arrival abroad a prominent Dan ieIson man said Wednesday that at al early date we will be being givevret from Europe for the first tina sine July 4, 1776.
 Before the end of this week hoxe. will be distributed in the stores fol the receipt of contributions to the an nnal fund used for buying Christina cheer for the needy of Danielson. Thii has been a very prosperous year fo 1 the majority of Danielson people ant it is likely that the contributions vii be more liberal than usual, as needI be, for provisions cost more this yea than ever before. 2 At the Westfieid Congregations church Sunday evening Rev. Waite Il E. Williams will speak relative to tn I Fourteen Points that have been SC forth for nearly year now by Presi dent Wilson as the basis, in a genera way, for world peace.
 The supper given at the Congrega tional church as one of the feature of Mems week proved a decided sue ] cess. The kitchen and dining room staffs were entirely of the male per suasion, and they acquitted tlemselve
 with credit. George HA Call was tn
 master chef. and his assistants in
 cluded George B. Guild. John F. Lewis
 Judge Harry F. Back, Walter Ander
 son and Louis Bartlett. c, D. Wilsol l had charge of the dining room staff.
 Sunday afternoon at 2.300 thirt
 men of the parish will start out O the Every Member canvass, whic they will complete within a few hours They will receive pledges for hom
 expenses and missions during tn
 coming year.
 A Child Welfare Exhibit will b
 given in town hall on the afternoo
 and evening of Tuesday and Wednes
 day, Dec. .t0-11. This will include
 large >exhihit sent out by the state an
 a number of others arranged by locs
 workers. Among the special feature planned are: Preparation of Baby
 Food, Miss Boomhower Miss Elm
 hleton: Child Welfare, Miss Margare
 K. Stark. R. N, field director of Gnu
 Welfare Department, late council (
 defense, address. Mrs. Ira D. Has
 brouck. child welfare department
 Rhode Island Council of Defense
 Demonstration of Work of Little Nc
 thers' League, two Little Mothers Rhode Island Little Mothers League
 Child Welfare and the Public School
 Four -miiute talk, Principal Joh ] Lusl1 of Danielson graded schools.
 This exhibit has been arranged b the women of Killingly working i
 connection with the state council
 defense, The Civil Federation of Dan
 ielson, The Killingly Woman's Gu
 The Social Club and the Liberty clu'
 The meeting of the Civic Federatio
 will be held at the home of Mrs. ]
 IF. Reach. Friday afternoon, Dec.
 ct 3.30 o'clock. The splendid work
 Miss Boomhower during the infuenz
 epidemic has made the communit