Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-18
DANIELsON


 Miss Georgette Jette, who is earfning an enviable reputation fer herself in drama, is to appear at a Boston thea ire soon after the first of the year. Miss Jette, who plays under the name of Georgette Marcel. is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. D. E. Jette of Hawkins street.
 McE,wen and Chapin are selling watches as never before from their unusually fine Christmas iile.-adv.
 The semi-annual meeting of the Danielson Building and loan asso- citation was held at the rooms of the Danielson Trust company, Monday ev- ening.
 and Louis E. Young motored to Wor- eester, Tuesday.
 Letters addressed as follows are un- claimed at the Danielson post office: Miss Agnes Lydon, Miss Beulah Doane, Miss Grace DanieIson. Mrs. R. F. Pratt Joseph Gervais.
 Friends here are receiving Christ mas cards from Souvenir W. H. Fay lor-the man who never forgets. He is in Hartford now.
 It was stated here that series of tournaments will likely be arranged for the first of the year between pool and billiard teams and whist or piro- chle teams representing the Bohemian club and Putna mlodge of EllSs. killingly High Schoo; basketball team, which mas not made a very good showing this year, owing to the inex- perience of the players, was again de- feated in a game played with the Bartlett High School team at Web ster
 A basketball team to be known as the Pirates has been organized here and is scheduled to play at Jewett City this evening. The team is a e1.olIs one, made up of such well known play CTS as Horton and Reeves. who will be guards: Elliott and Reddy, who will be forwards, and Big Bill Martin, cen ter. All formerly Killingly High School players.
 Richard Reeves, who has been an l instructor in bayonet practice in the Student Army Trainging corps at | StoSrs, was mustered out Ofthe ser l vice on Tuesday afternoon and has returned to his home in Oanielson. He l is the son of MT. and Mrs. Abel L.. Reeves.
 A diarnond--the most appreciated of 1 Christmas gifts There is one for 1 you at McEwen and Chapir'sI I-adv. l It was stated Tuesday that the street leading northwar1 from the 1 CongregationaI church at Dayville to l the state road to Putnam is to be inn | proved as part of a state highway in the spring.
 Debates in which members of diff
 ferent classes took part was a feature
 of the work at Killingly High School
 during Tuesdays session.
 Killingly's schools close this week | ,s,al,
 extend until after the new year. i Reports Tuesday were that the Rec
 Cross roll call was going along splen-
 didly in the Danielson district and tllat a large number of members, including l many new ones, already have enroll ed.
 Dinner at Seven was the title of : playlet presented by students at the l Arpheum theatre Thursday evening il the interest of the Killingly Higl
 School Athletic association. 5 The use of 1919 registration mum 3 bersa on motor vehicles IS forbidden un
 til January i.
 3 The Christmas rush Of mail matte t is not yet making itself heavily man ifest at the post office. though f | speeding up ir business is anticipate' ] to begin at once by the rostal force
 Private Romeo Gauthier, son of Mi t and Mrs. Nelson Gautnier of Brook = lyn. has been mustered out of servicf Formerly he was a chauffeur for Dl ] W. II. Knowles. Private CaUthier wa
 first at Camp Devens, later at For f Strong, Mass. and still later at Fort : ress Munroe, Va. where he complete e his service. He was about 10 sail over seas at the time the armistice wa
 signed.
 The Killingly Woman's club has in ? vited all children to a Story Hour. b \ Thornton Burgess. at he Methods { church Friday afternoon at 3.30 O clock. Mir. Burgess is well know writer for children some of his book Icing Mother West Wind Peter Rab bit and Happy Jack.
 Janet Mckenzie Hill, editor of Amer ican Cookery, is 10 be the speaker thi afternoon before gathering of tI, Killingly Women's club in the assem bly, hall at the high school. The clu members feel particularly fortunat \ over having secured this speaker, wh
 has earned widespread reputation a
 an expert on the subject sFe will dis al cuss.
 Nj At one of ihe large rooms at tn \ Connecticut Mills where there will ! ' Christmas party and tree. Christina
 afternoon to which all children unde