Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-17
DANIELS

son, RdyHfonc A. Faeston, WIG IS lh France with the Brown. ambulance i unit The helmet is the third Of the | kind that has been received here re- gently. A Christmas suggestion: Beautiful l chiffon velvet hand bags, g to sl0, l in line of colors. These make very l acceptable gifts. The Burroughs 1 Ierug Company, Danielson.-adv. Charles E. Frantdin, who is att Camp Mills, after arriving from Eng land, is expected to reach his home here this week. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. Hiram Franklin of lower Broad street and master of Coriah lodge, A. F. and A. M. Returning soldiers are being re- employed at the Connecticut MilSs 1 Two of the boys who have been in l service have returned to work for the l company. Friends here received cards Mon l day from Attorney B L. Darbie, who 1 is at Beaufort, N. C., on a business l trip.
 There Hlas not been any advance in 1 fare between. Putnam and Danielsor l by the trolley road, notwithstanding a report that gained circulation on 1 Monday. 1t is estimated that more than s25.- 1 GOO was released here to members of 1 Christmas and Thrift clubs, and a l good part of this will go into holiday 1 shopping. The clubs are being form l ct again fer 1919.
 l Mir. and Mrs. Alfred L. Reed were 1 at Storrsssto attend the military ball i that was giveasahere.
 l J. Carl SWitten3conddcte a sale at 1 the Riley Fbrotherst tarfn iii tifs Allen
 hiu @seetion of the" town of Brooklyn
 onSaMonday.
 l fdeltsgra A Warren, now in the
 seFyies f agpls, , has writ written t1.isa hone
 cers aF,alifg gastation observsdsthessigr gr ingsegt shesiiarmistice alFattending t big banquet
 4 Mrs. Rosa Warren will have the
 nemberSDf the Ladies Aid society of
 the. Baptis t.ehurchsa tfiher home this afternoon for tha last meeting of the year.
 The open season is. permitting prog
 fesS@te be made aoff. preparations .for y the building of ngw. .tEsckasse. a freight
 ward and freight statioff at Dayville. | s2hn Horton, whiss isEr France with
 a Rhode Island artillery Organization, 4 kas1seht a photograph oE Eirnseles sEo
 his brother. Harold. of DanieIsonEy yThe 1 soldieH, 5brother, who has seefx mliich ilG1 0 N1Ct. fOO1xS HI 0AC61tG11t1AGuiIH. n. Thet development of neWscas sess aof l inf1uenzp brings the warning that !. persons shouldstake excellent care Of their healthe dtrinas weather that is said to be especially favorable to the
 spread of thetdread alsea5e
 The appearance off1he. Berris@buiid- = ing, for1nerlyxowne&-hg -hgf Bradieyttsa1i nd
 German. Putnam fas+ aseonsiderab ply . {. changed. The old roof ha sifbeen re- moved and new one replaces it, this 1 arfangem ent providing for extra rooms on the third floor
 M. Donat Jette. son of Marcel Jetta JR., of Waufegan. is to be ordained to the priesthood at Hart ; forH next Saturday aildf fvilEHcelebrate
 lis first solemn high mass tt the Sa, cred Heart church fin Waufegan al
 10 o'clock aGhfiHEnas n1ofning The young man has eompletedshis Studies \ for the priesthood at the Grand. Semi nary, Montreal and previously has , studied at other institutions in Can : ada. He was born in Wauregan and l received his early education there. He is a nephew of D. E. Jette of Daniel ; son.
 Il Red Cross workers were cut if VI force Monday morning, gathering il : the names and the dollars that vii
 make up their Christmas roll call The workers found a willingness. te
 renew membership in the great mercy
 organization that was highly eneour- : i aging to them, and it now seems like. I lS that the membership here will be Q higher than ever in humber. : Cashier Francis E. Storer of dht 5 Wihdham County National bank i. 5 acting as chairman of the ofganiza : tion that has the canvass in charge r The borough and other parts of tht e Danielsen district are being taker n care of sectionalfy. as follows: Mrs [, E. H. Reach, Broad street from Mail ;, street to the residence of Mrs lame l, 1 M. Paine; Mrs. James NJ. Paine Flaw r kifls and Academy streets; Miss An a na Bray, Cottage and Center streets
 Miss Orpah Chase, Main street, iron n North street to Connecticut Mills ave
 nue, Westfield avenue, Stearns street t Miss Laura Jacobs Main street iron Q Connecticut Mills avenue to Dayvill
 Four Corners; Mrs. Esther Jacobs = Main street from Witner street t ,l North street; Miss Helen Perkins r Main street from Winter street t s Juinebaug bridge; Mrs. Arthur Lo
 gee, Spring. Oak, Hutchins streets $ Mrs. Harry Cook. High, Potter streets ,l Rev. M. J. Ginet, NJ. S., and a speeia  v Dyer, Franklin, Mechanics, Water O Carter, Reynolds, Broad, from Mrs I, James M. Paines residence to Frank Y. lin street, and all of East Brooklyn s Goodyear, Robert W. Boys and a spe 1T cal committee of canvassers; Eas e killingly, Frank Harrington and Mrs tt Amy Burlington and their workers A South Killingly, Mrs. Raymond Par IS low.
 y This makes up an excellent organi zation of workers. most of them ex
 rerienced in money drives as the re
 suit of their work during the perio 5 of the war.
 's Herbert Chase. who Is in the Ma
 Urine corps, remains at Miami Florid; I and engages in aero flights from tim of to time, his father. Charles D. Chs | d stated Monday morning. Mr. Chas IS enlisted in Nae marine corps setert n months ago. As his enlistment cal to fer him to remain in the service unt 10 six months after the treaty of peat
 is signed, he is not expected to re
 turn here for months to come. 4, V. Woodworth continues as aci
 ing postmaster. Raymond Allen, wf
 has been recommended for appoin-
 nent, will not take over the dutit
 of the office until he receives his con
 mission, after which he will file u
 necessary bond. This may not i
 until after the first of the year.
 What better for a Christmas pre-
 ct than enough material in velvE
 corduroy, voile or lawn at Fabric Sht
 prices. Old Bradley buiidins.-adv.
 MONTVILLE
 The cafeteria lunch served Frids
 night in Inn sumner. rnnrn of fhh cf11 Y