Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-05
DANIEL.SON

Rev. Earl L. Gray, who has been in Burmah, but engaged the past two years in Y. M. c. A. work in France and England. will preach at the service at the Baptist church on Sunday morning.
 Earl Wood was reported Friday af- ternoon as seriously Ill at his home on the West Side. MT. Wood former ly lived in Wauregan.
 There is a belief here that tomor- row will be the last gasless Sunday, but no one has said so officially
 It seemed Friday that there is a prospect that aeroplanes may come here from Hartford within the next few days to help boom the Liberty loan, but a definite answer has not been sent to the local committee.
 Chief Grimshaw has orders to arrest every man of registration age and every soldier and sailor who is either without a registration card or a leave of absence pass.
 KiIIingIy's canning total, as report e1 so far. is over 54 GOO quarts, one Of the best showings made by any town in eastern Connecticut.
 Alfred Witter, Providence. formerly Of Brooklyn, has leased the Call building on Furnace street and is to engage in business here.
 Friday morning brought a heavy frost, the temperature dropping down to 35 degrees.
 Members of patriotic societies in Killingiy will attend a meeting at the Union Baptist church in East Killing ly Sunday at Il o'clock. when the ad- dress will be delivered by Rev. D. A Blake.
 George B. Masterson of Pawtucket was a visitor with friends in Daniel. son Friday.
 The Liberty loan train showing tro. phies captured by Americans from tht | Germans will be here next Thursda! from noon until ? o'clock. The train l it is said. should be visited by every one who cares about seeing things 0 real interest.
 Many claims for deferred classifi cation have been filed by manufactur CTS and other employees of labor il the town of Kilhngly for men in thei employ. This has been brought abou by the constantly increasing shoFtag in the labor market.
 A mass for soldiers of the parisI will be said at St. James church thi morning, when there will be man, communiens.
 A drive for towels. napkins, hand | kerchiefs, etc, will be made in thi town next week by the Red Cross.
 Members of the Civic federation held meeting at the home of Mrs E. H. Reach. Broad street, Friday af ternoon.
 With the annual election only hours away. it may be said that ther haQn ia aSix hi than for many years at election tim in Killingly, For most of the voter world politics are overshadowiHg thos of strictly local nature.
 As the houses during which the Lib erty loan train will be here mex Thursday are such that it will be con venient for most people to see it with out losing working time, it is not like ly it is said that a half-hoFiday wi be declared here, as will be done i most places in Connecticut. 1 There was little change here Frida in the health situation. but. on tn whole, such change as there wa seemed to be for the better. Man are ill. but the cases continue to be C such nature as not to be reali alarming
 At the oFpheum theatee at Friday shows that Bob Ott company eonti1 ued its success in presenting tabloi musical revues. The company ha proved especially satisfactory not onI because of the merit of the member as entertainers. but as much for tn cleanness of the shows and the per sonalities of those who make them g so well
 Sunday will be observed as RalI day at the Methodist church, and tb programme that has been arranged of a very patriotic nature, most ( the numbers being reminders of tn great struggle in which America now engaged.
 It was announced that Harry \ Browne, student at the Eastern Na zarene college, will conduct service at the PentecoStal church during th fall and winter months. Mir, Brown has been preaching at this churc during the summer.
 The Liberty loan campaign does nc speed up in Danielson in that degre that would be pleasing to the com mittee. It is true that the subserir tions already received here would regarded as stupendously large fc DanielSoff people to make d1irine tb