Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-31
DANIELSON

ms nome on hlVerV1eW, was reported Wednesday as resting comfortably.
 John c. Nerron of New Britain vis- tied with friends in Danielson We'd nesday.
 There will not be any political raI- lies in this town before the biennial state election next Tuesday,
 Rev. Roy Chamberlin is to assist as a speaker in boosting the United War Work drive He returned some time since from France. where he served as a Y. M. C.. A. worker.
 Cashier F. B. Storer continues to gain in strength and will be able to re- sume his duties at the National bank in the near future.
 The movie fans were joyous Wed nesday, when the Orpheum theatre was reopened after having been clos ed on account of the influenza epi- renic.
 Anselem Meunier, who has been dangerously i'll, was reported Wednes- day as resting more comfortably.
 Dr. William saretzki of Camp Up- ton is visiting in Danielsor. Miss Henriette Favreau of New Bedford is visiting relatives in Dan ielson.
 Acting on one of the strange i'm , pulses that come to man under the influence of liquor. a Danielson res ident packed his clothing in two cas- es and carried them to the graves oi his parents in a local cemetery.
 A strip of the silk wing coverinq oi German aeroplane brought down within the American lines served tc provide Corporal W. Fl. Barlow of South Killingly with material upon which to write letter home. There will be an excess of 300 ner in Class IA from the reg:strants o1 September 12 in this district. These men are now undergoing physical ex. animation at the rate of 30 each day It is not likely, it is said, that z pony express service will be estfb. lished here after Killingly's license expires within a few days Those wht want intoxicants will have to go tI the license towns for it. or send mes sengers.
 springing the copper wire being ! run for'the Shore Line Electric Rail ways new power transmission line il going on near where the line enter. the northerly part of Killmgly, jus 1 south of Whites Crossing. l As yet no rule has been passeC - against parking cars in the marrow space between the Danielson Trus . block, and the bad traffic condition that have been so much complained o continue to prevail there.
 Writing from France under date 0 October g, Leonard P. Morrison, il . the Red Cross motor transport ser = vice says:
 Just "a few lines to say hello an, e to send my best wishes to the friend = at home. Am rushed to death thes days-on the road all of the time, S t have little opportunity to write. I S is a good thing I'm used to hard wor a and to roughing it, for I sure am get l ting lots of it.
 Had the good fortune the other da
 to find the location of John Horton ] Danielson) outfit, and was rear ther l l myself for the night, so I beat it owe a and found him right with the artil n lery and spent very exciting nigh Il with him.
 Next day he got pass and rod If with me all day, and it sure did seer e good to get with some fellow fret home. I gave him several things h l. needed and also helped hira get som l. cigarettes and chocolate, which wer $ a Godsend to him and the other fel l. lows in his battery. also saw Maso q Logee; he is well and hne too. Joh
 
 1T Horton, over hill, and I didn't ge - a chance to see him. However, I hop
 to run across them again.
 That 18th. the Yankee division ha
 done the most and the best f1ghtin
 of any diviion over hero and the s deserve a world of credit With bes IS regards to all my friends and send = ing them the word that I am well an e happy, l am,
 n LEN.
 Details have been worked out fc 'e the establishment of the automobi g service. to be instituted between Oar e ielson and Goodyear, Saturday of tn n week. Automobiles are to leave Coco d year for Danielson as follows: 1.15 J. m. to DayviIle. 1.45 p. m. to Dayvil '- and Danielson; 5.15 p. m. to Dayvill' s. 5.40 D. m. to Dayville; T.2G D. m. n Dayville; 7.45 p. m. to Dayville ar
 Danielson; 1915 D. m. to Dayville ar IS Danielson.
 Automobiles are to leave Danielsc l. as follows: 1245 D. m. to Dayville ar Goodyear; 4.50 D. m. to Dayvi1le ar Goodyear; $50 p. m. to DayviIle al Id Goodyear.
 V The Dayviile- Goodyear service h;
 been arranged as follows: 100 p. l at for Goodyear 1855 p. m. 5.05 P. n
 5.90 D. m. SOS D. m, 7.S5 D. m 10,
 D. m. for Goodyear.
 The new public service arrangeme os will aid greatly. it is felt, in bringi1 ol Danielson. Dayville and Goodyear il 'n to closer business relations and mal
 it more convenient for the large nun de Der of persons who travel back al 0i forth between the places. - Two fine police doos that were r
 ceived here "Wednesday were repr ok seHoea as ortA o1a @,oe t ' t,,o alfoo peiisa iu kennels at East Killingly for speci All training.
 s. The KIIingy town school comm re tee has reorganized with N. LOT
 Greig, Dayville, reanpointed chairns S. and Sidney P. Marland of Danielsc
 as secretary, the committee orgar
 zation remaining practically as it W V last year.
 it's William Msrland, who is in t nd chemical warfare department of t
 service stationed at the EdgewoC -i Maryland arsenal, is the big .baske
 ball promoter of the whole plant ]
 has five teams lined up for the SC
 son that is about to open. Marland
 one of the best basketball playe
 that Danielsen has produced and
 has played all over Connecticut,
 one time as a member of the Bridg \ port team, while he was employed that city.
 ' Roland GbeauIt, son of MT. a ! Mrs. Louis Gibeault, died Wedne ! day morning, of diphtherla, at tn home in Wauregan.