Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-19

been in short supply in Danielson this week. for most of the bakers have been i'll.
 At a meeting called by Dr. L. J. Morin district chairman for the united war work campaign-Nov. 11-1s- Judge Milton A. Shumway was named as chairman, Rev. Albert Jepson as secretary and Clifford H. Starkweather of the Danielson Trust company. as treasurer. The local district includes the towns of Killingly and Brooklyn. The drive will be for funds to support the war work of the Y. M. c. A. Knights of Columbus, Young Mems Hebrew association, Salvation Army and other such organizations as are doing special work for men in the service here and abroad, Committees are to be named at a later meeting. This districts apportionment Ks $s,oOO.
 At banks in town Friday it was re- ported that belated Liberty loan sub scriptiops continued to come in in such volume as to be pleasing to those who are charged with the obligation cf see ing that Killingly meets its appor- tionment of the S6,0O0,0 100000 loan, figure with ciphers sufficient to inn press even the most conservative Of citizens that everyore's help is need ed to put the drive across with un- qualified success. No man or woman who has the price, or hopes of getting it within the next few months, is ex- empt from helping Uncle Sam by buy ing a bond, and the loan committee makes positively it's last call this morning for all who would be conSid cred loyal, and the subscription lists show those who have helped, to buy bonds. and as heavily as possible. If this is done Killingly will be able to say on Monday morning that it is numbered among the towns that has met its apportionment, and then. some
 A meeting of the DanieIson Business Mems association was held Friday evening at the rooms of the Danielson Trust company and number of mat ters of special interest were discussed, including plans for course of enter tainments such as was given here last winter under the auspices of the asso citation. Another matter that was taken up was the plan to send dele gation to the annual meeting of the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce, to be held in New London this month. In connection with this event dele gates will have an opportunity to wit ness a ship launching and, as dele gates, will be given preferred posi- tions in which to witness the ships taking to the water.
 The Canadian casualty list for Fri day contained the name of Joseph LaVegieur Danielson, severely wound ed in action. LaVigieur has been in the Canadian army for a long time and his letters home indicate that he has participated in some of the most se- we're actions of the war
 Announcement was made Friday evening that the Baptist and Congre- gational churches will not hold any services Sunday and that at the Meth odist church the morning service will be the only one of the day. No Sun- day school session will be held
 supt. Horace Turner stated Friday evening that the High school. Daniel son graded school and the East Brooklyn school will resume sessions Monday morning. They have been closed for a week on account of the epidemic
 At a meeting of the Danielson Bus mess Mems association Friday evening a committee made up of A. P. Wood worth, J. F. Lewis and D. F. Jette was named to confer with officials of the Shore Line Electric Railway Co erela- tive to a more adequate trolley ser vice for Danielson. The present schedule is regarded as far from sat isfactory.
 Borough Briefs.
 '' George Bazillion, who has been very ill with pneumonia, was reported on Friday as resting more comfortably.
 Manager J. F. Lewis of the Orpheum theatre has been in Providence on a business trip.
 Business men here continue sharply to express dissatisfaction with the present trolley service, which most certainly, they say, could be greatly improved over what it is at present.
 In accordance with orders issued from regimental headquarters, the in spection of the Ninth Separate com. pany, State guard, has been indefinite | ly postponed.
 John c. Wilson of Lawrence visited with friends in Danielson on Friday.
 Mrs. Daniel Spalding, Main street