Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-14
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 Danielson painted itself red, yelled itself hoarse and was pandemonium loose from midnight Saturday until l z o'clock Sunday morning. In the light of all the facts about the status | of world politics todays the celebra tion of the humbling of arrogant Ger many may be regarded as only a dress rehearsal, for peace with all it's bless | ings is not yet in hand; but anybody l who was in this town during the seven hours referred to will testify to the magnifeence of abandon, the superiority of the quality and quan tity of the noise and the powers of | long sustained endurance of those in | Killingly who left their little beds and came out by the hundreds to yell their satisfaction and otherwise tu- multuously express their satisfaction | over the fact that Kaiser Bill has l come across and practically agreed he has had a licking. and does not want l the real kick in the tail that Is com ing to him if he does not quit right now.
 There have been some mighty noisy celebrations in Danielson in the past 25 years, but from now on they will 1 take their place among once consid- | cred great. The Sunday morning rack~ ct overtopped them all, both as to 1 numbers engaged in ripping the lid off the old town and for the period ill which they were so engaged.
 The publication started at midnight and grew in volume and intensity l hour by hour. until at a. m. there were celebrators here from every town within ten miles and a traffic jam had blocked the streets in the business section, ablaze with red fire. so that a man shrunk to the size that Ger man would wish to shrink 10 were he present could not squeeze his way through with a shoehorn.
 It was some night. Church and /school bells, factory sirens and evef the fire alarm joined in a mighty chorus of noise that must eventually be heard in Berlin. Women and chli- dren by the score joined with mef and boys in putting over the celebra- tion-and there was no one with thS slightest inclination to slow anybody ups "Go as far as you like" seemed to be the slogan, and everybody went And even then there were no indiscre. tions, this being one of the fines things about the whole affair, whfcf was entirely spontaneous, developing upon the receipt here of press des f patches telling that Germany had ex. pressed a willingness to accept Will sons peace terms.
 .l As the night wore on, Dayville Elmville, Goodyear and East Killing. ly joined in the uproar seething owe the town. In these mill villages O l ,arr1rr F1 * .21 out the tidings that brought hundreds from their beds in the wee sma hours
 Here and elsewhere in Killingly i was practically impossible to sleep st great was the noise, and after severa hours of trying to slumber most peo pie gave up the task as too hard job and dressing, came out to con , tribute their bit. Drums, horns anC tin pans appeared by the dozen afte, hastily made raids and the din f1nall! , became so great as to be deafening Scores of auto horns were rattiing of | their part of the great noise produc tion and horns were footing every where.
 One of the fine features of the las hours of the celebration was the ap pearance here of the Goodyear band They seranaded the borough just be fore daylight, and made everyone wiSl ! that they, had come hours sooner As celebrators Ki1lingly people cer . tainly leaped right into the middle 0 : the hall of fame with this affair, nak 3 ing it in one jump. and they are pre- pared to do again. and as thoroughly , the same stunt being possible ever. time the wires say that the Huns ar |, nearer their doom.
 After the celebration, it seems lik 0 putting fly in the ointment to cal Attention to the fact that Killingl, = has not yet raised it's Liberty loan ap = portionn7eht, and that it is one of tn very few towns in eastern Windhan county who have so failed, but thi
 is the truth and it must be faced an
 faced this week-with the dollars tha . will give the towns people the mora e right to say to the boys lover there i've are with you until our last pen ! | nXs gone!"
 Killingly must go over the top thi = week. This means that many nor = bonds must be bought. The war ism
 over and even if it were, Chair1na o Charles A. Tillinghast of the distric
 committee pointed out Sunday after = noon, billions will be required by tn
 government before the &Nny can b k demobilized and it is not at al sur
 that there will not be a fifth Libert
 loan and possibly a sixth.
 Chairman r, E. Storer of the Xii
 lingly committee is urging heavy bon t b'., lE D" r.'is week Putnam
 Thompson, Pomfret. Eastford, Ash n ford are all over the top. Plainfiel 0 is over and | ,usaris and thousand tt of dollars beyan1 its apportionmen h Killingly cannot fail to make goot v It cannot pffnrd D rated |. slack, 1t1J Nx.ilI y if it lives up tc Is traditions. Ru Ie bonds today, but to tne limit of you d purchasing over! This is the sit n. gan of -he tomfni. tee in vlarge n the drive here to tlaNe who have n,
 as yet ioosannd ur tt back he eoS
 who are 1ying ir driving 'he Hilr
 from France.
 l. Mrs. Sarah Jane Dyer, in her S3r "a year, died here Saturday afternoon ,- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cosmer : n | Young, Mechanic street. She ws !. born in Coventry. | |. aud for man Ia years was a resident of Central Vi ,s Iage, being the widow . of Willia, is Dyer. Mrs. Dyer nas been makir l. her home in Danielson for sever q years. Mrs. Dyer caves her daugl " ter, Mrs. c. A. Young, and a siste
 Mrs. Cora Fenner, whose home IS 10 Providence, but who spends sun1me If here.
 le The funeral of Eben Spalding W;
 held at the Baptist church in Brookly !. Rev. Dr. George D. Genung conducti1 = the services. The bearers were Hari
 Lathrep. William c. Parllay, Frar
 Clemons and George Henault. Buri
 was in South cemetery, Martin Burr
 being the funeral director.
 Announcement was made Sund;