Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-29
DANIELSON

l Thanksgiving.
 Orrin G. Cocks. secretary of the Ma tional Committee for Better Films, | will address the members of~the Kill lingly Woman's club next Wednesday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. George Dominique of Pawtucllet visited with relatives here 1 over the holiday.
 There were many at the state ar mory Thanksgiving afternoon and ev- ening for the dancing. 1 A service was held at St. Alban's | church Thanksgiving morning.
 Henry C. Baker of Providence spent 1 | Thanksgiving with relatives in Dam felson.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J.,Lathrop. of Day. vile, spent Thanksgiving with rela- lives in Mansfield Center. Mir and Mrs. Jabez Bowen, who have been residents of Dayville for many years are coming to Danielson next week to make their home. 1 After this week a more liberal sup ply of. sugar seems assured for Dan Eiejson people, as the dealers will no longer be required to- have certificates before they may purchase. I Under the proposed new policing system for Banielson, all persons like ly to create disorder may be called Inpon not to start anything until after | P' ~AA's "AASAA S-AA OA1ANSA III " OiA duty. l A Thanksgiving service was held on I Thursday evening at the United church iu Goodyear.
 l Mrs. F. H. Hammett will have the members of the Woman's Missionary society at her home for a meeting this l Iafternoon.
 Alfred L. Reed of the S. T. A. c. lcamp at. Sterrs spent the holiday at his home in DanjeIson
 Mrs. NJ. V. Woodwork will have te members Of the Ladies Reading Circle at her home for a meeting on l Monday afternoon.
 Automobile markers for 1919 are be- ing received by motorists here. Black and white is the color combination on next years markers, replacing the green and white combination now in use.
 Private Philip Roberge, D. s. c.,4 will return today to Cape May. N. J., where he will receive further treat ment he requires as the result of severe wound received in the Chateau Thierry fight He has been at his, home here nearly a month.
 1 George Ingalls, and family of Nor wich were Thanksgiving day guests of MT. and Mrs. L. s. Ingalls, of the West Side.
 Miss Charlotte Aver spent Thanks giving with her sister, Miss Sarah Aver, at Northfied seminary.
 Lieut.. Ira A. Warren has written that he is in the motor transport in France, after having been in active service in front line with q battery Of the 56th Coast Artillery. in which there is a company of young men from Danielson and surrounding towns.
 N5ap1- eoI6iare and eoiIore e,,ey+ +l,o- t holiday with relatives and friends in Danielson.
 r John W. Kennedy. who is doing I government work at New London, spent Thanksgiving at his home in r Danielson.
 t Aldege Duhamel, who is employed in New London, was at his home here 6 over the holiday
 d Miss Mae Bailey left Thanksgiving 7. day for New York. where she is to e take the three months course of so- : cial study for Y. W c. A. secretaries. Miss Bailey recently was accepted for e overseas work with this organization e but the signing Of the armistice terms . put stop to the salding of additional e workers.
 Sunday evenings meeting at the s Congregational church will be con- uucted by the laymen: Judge A G. Dill WILL SJGdh Ou " ndl lIp NSnuTCH IS | W orth to the Community. Hon. Harry r l.. Back on the Man Power of the Church, E. c. Hopkins on What the , | Church Means to Business and George B. Guild on What Is Home Without a Church. A group of men will sing at this service.
 A union Thanksgiving service was held Thursday afternoon at the Meth odist church. The music at this ser vice was from q program especially arranged the church choir singing un- der the direction of A. P. Burns.
 A big enclosed motor bus such as IS run on many city lines. is being made ready at a local garage for ser vice on the Danielson- -Dayville- Good iyear line and will be put to work in | the very near future. This vehicle, which is enclosed, will furnish quick 1 and com fortable transportation be- tween the Killingly villages mentioned
 Rev. George F. Genung, D. D., pas tor of the Baptist church at Brooklyn, preached at a union Thanksgiving ser vice at Unitarian hall in Brooklyn on Thursday evening. Singers of the churches in the village sang sacred and patriotic music.
 JaIer Albert s. Field provided an abundant Thanksgiving dinner for the DO pI ASOLiS1S llO SpGlIL lilG IlUluIys dl the county jail in Brooklyn. The pris- loEers fared well, being served with prime roast pork and an unlimited supply of vegetables. There were oth- CT things. too, on the holiday table to remind those held within the brick walls that the spirit of Thaaksgivipg 2 had reached in to them.
 Nineteen inmates of kiIinely's town farm-nine men and ten women, were served a Substatial Manufacturing din Ter by Superintendent and Matron MT and Mrs. Oliver Bassett The dinner was of the good, old fashioned Thanks giving variety, with plenty of chick ell. vegetables, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie. Mrs. Bassett said she had, even, been able to secure all the sugar she needed for preparing the dinner and for serving it as she would like. The men and women who par took of the feast expressed themselves as delighted with the excellence of il and the spirit of good will toward them represented by those in charge of the institution and of the people of the town e .KiGlingly. The bulk of the foodstuffs used at the dinner was raised on tho farm.
 BristoI-ReV Joseph John Spielmar of Bristol will be ordained to the priesthood at South Orange, N. J., or Dec. q by Right Rev. John J. OCon- nor, D. D. He will celebrate his first solemn high mass in St. Joseph'S church, Bristol, Sunday, Dec. 22. He
 is AsAther of Dr. J. V. J. Spielrnan.