Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-02
DANIELSON

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 Mess Sergeant Joseph Burton and Mrs. Burton, of North Grosvenordale were visitors here over Sunday. Ser feant Burton is stationed at Fort Terry.
 Private Charles E. Franklin. of Broad street, is believed to be on one of the transports due Sunday or to- day in New York from England He has been in service year.
 John A. Selden of Fawtycl1et visit ed with friends in Danielson over Sun day.
 The plea tor food conservation in the interest Of POO, ,0o0 Europeans was read at all the masses at St. James church on Sunday.
 A number of members of Putnam lodge of Elks were at Putnam Sunday afternoon to attend the annual lodge of sorrow services. Private Walter Adams of 6 machine gun battalion at Camp Devens was at his home over Sunday. Danielson friends were in East Killingly Sunday to attend the fu- neral services for James Allen Ship pee.
 Sergeant Alfred L. Reed of the S. T. A. C.. at Storrs, spent Sunday at his home in Danielson. CEief A. P Woodward Of the de- partment said Saturday that he is without late advices as to how soon the new motor truck HNl be shipped to Danielson from the factory at Col lumbus, o.
 A small number of Killingly men 1 who have been in the service at l Camp Devens reached their homes l here Saturday night, hororably dis charged.
 December was ushered in by snow squalls in this section. but the day 1 was bright and cold. Representative cosmer 4. Young, | who is ir Florida, will return in time l for the opening on the legislature o1 1919, on the first Tuesday in Janu- | ary.
 The manner in which KilIingIy 1 mills are rushing production is good | assurance that there need be little 1 fear of depression of business in this corner of Connecticut
 NIr. and Mrs. William Rood and family of Burlington, Vt, visited a the Riley brothers at Allen Hill, il being their first visit there, a sec. tion where they formerly lived, ir 22 years.
 Miss Katherine T. Thayer has re, 1 turned 10 her home in Putnam afte1 l spendinng the Thanksgiving recess l with relatives in Danielson.
 Trappers are getting record price for furs this winter Thc sale of tw, fox Delts for $40 was announced.
 Miss Carrie Chamber1in, Mrs. c. W | Atwood Miss Ann4 F. Bray, Mis-
 Ada Danie!son and Mrs. Charles A Russell are the members Of the Flow
 CT guild of the Congregational churcI
 for December.
 The reserved seat sale for the Re Cross course of entertainments indi
 cated, Saturday. the success of thi
 undertaking, which lakes the place 0
 the Young Peoples course of enter
 t2inments.
 Reports are heard of tEr sale by in
 dividuals of Liberty bonds at reduc
 ed prices-nucE after what the sell
 ing of 8 $ bill for $45O would be-
 In a letter written to his brother
 in-law, James A. McGarry, of Putnam
 Captain Elliott of the United State
 Medical corps tells of performing l surgical operation upon a Danielso ! Dl6Ill
 Der of a Rhode Island field artiller
 organization. Captain Elliott state that the operation was not seriou and that MT Dove was doing well a the time the letter was written. Tn operation was performed on Cctobe 1 :. MT. DoWe is the son of Mrs H. : Dove. He was student at Brow
 university when he enlisted Men's week at the Congregations church was inaugurated Sunday wit : the laymen of the church represente by speakers at the evening seryie , Tomorrow evening the men will give supper and next Sunday will diret
 the Every Member canvass. A fire that spread rapidly destroy l ed the store building and general stoc 5 Of Albert E. Gay, on the road leadin : from Attawaugsln village to Attawau gan crossing Saturday morning. I'll loss on the Building and lnerchandis l which was very general in charaett } and included groceries. was total, 2 , Mf. Gay is understood to have bee without insurance and may amour , to as much as $3,0o0.
 Aid was hurried to the fire by th } Attawaugan company and the me ] that came succeeded in saving neal
 
 The loss is A severe one for MT. Ga, l who risEed his life by entering th burning structure in order that h } might save as much as possible froI
 being destroyed. 5 The building that was destroye was a frame structure lu which M } Gay had done business for years. Though much is being said no
 about giving a reception to KilIingl 3 soldiers who are returning to civ f life, the idea seems to prevail that 5 would be better to wait for seyers ) months. until all the men have re . turned including those overseas, an then to have an affair Of naagnitud 7 in their honor. It is expected that seY f 1 eral hundred veterans Of this war wi 3 be in the Memorial day parade nez year.
 5 Women here are interested in th . announcement that a deGnonstratio l Of pure foods and cooking is to h
 given in Gallup hail December. g 1 f 13.
 r James Lennihan, about 45, was f= !. tally injured at Central Village abol 6.30 Sunday night when he wa :