Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-11
DANIELSON

etDOOk l0St TueSday afternoon on Main street. Mrs. Harold 5. Atwood, F Hawkins street.-aetv.
 Mrs. Marinda c, Butler Robinson, on account of the pressure of other duties, has resigned as Killingly chairman of the Home Economies committee of the state council of de- fence.
 Dancing school begins tonight, S o'clock, Galfup's hail N. H. Levy, instructor.-adv
 The small boy-(and an occasional small girI-wlo does not care what happens to him is trying out his skates on the Mach Bottom" ice now covering the small ponds in this vi- einity.
 Treasurer G. H. StarEweather of the Danielson Trust company said on Tuesday evening that the bank had commenced to send out it's annual Thrift club checks, these making a to- tai Of $15, ,000 available for Christmas shopping the thrifty ones already have begun to take out memberships in the 1919 club.
 Attorney P. l.. Darbie left Tuesday morning on a business trip to Beau 1 fort, N. C., where he will appear as counsel in a legal action during the ! two weeks he expects to be absent. J. Carl Wittef conducted an aue- tion at the Chandler farm in Brook | lyn on Tuesday.
 Alfred L. Reed, of the Church uortn- pany here and tl1e Church-Reed com pany at Wi1limantic, has been mus tered out of the s. A. T. corps, in which he was training at Storrs. and 1 has returned to Danielson.
 1 Two csrs filled with coIored soldiers ! -I1A T Il. ] service at Camp Devens passed 1 through Danielson en route to points l in the south.
 1 Letters are beginning to come 1 through from the boys lover there l telling of the armistfce day ce1ebra- l tions along the American front The 1 letters indicate that the boys had a real joyous time, and that their thoughts were of home.
 Several Danielson young men who
 are. in the s. A; T. corps at Storrs
 probably will be mustered out on
 Tuesday of next week.
 | Save something for supplying the | Christmas cheer in homes in Daniel 1 son that Santa Claus seems to have l forgotten, A local. organization is making the usual plans to provide 1 Christmas dinners. | Danielson members of the Putnam l lodge of Elks were at Putnam to par 1 take of a coon Supper, one of the
 special feeds of tlzh winter season This is collection week for the IChristmas club members, and several thousands of dollars will be released to the thrifty with which to do their Christmas shopgGng.
 1 The extra trolley service arranged
 for by a business mems committee 1 with She Shore Line Electric Railway company will become effective Satur-
 day of this week. Information from Washington, D, c. is that Raymond E. Allen will be ap- pointed postmaster at Danielson though no official notification of the fact had been received here up tc Tuesday. Mir. Allen is the present as- sistant postmaster and has been in the office eleven years, making a splendid record of efficiency. Mir. Al len is a member of the republican party, so, it may be taken, the forth coming announcement of his appoint tnent on the strength of the .exami. nations which he, with other candi- dates, were required to take, shows that there was no discrimination on account of politics.
 An announcement by the Goodyear Cotton Mills, Inc, Of Goodyear, that it has plenty Of orders ands is going
 ahead rushing business, is taken as a good barometer to probable business conditions in kllingly with the com ling of peace.
 Agent Robert w. Boys of the com pany said Tuesday afternoon that the plant has a complete day force that is
 rushing the manufacture Of tire fab
 ric, but in addition the company now desires to build up a. complete nigh force, so that the big mill may bt kept in operation practically "A hour;
 day, allowing of course for mea
 hours and the necessary time for tn,
 forces to replace each other.
 This big concern. affiliated with oth
 CTS among the greatest in their line
 inJ the world, has no fear for tn . country's prosperity when peace act ually arrives. In fact. it looks fo more wonderful business than ever This same spirit of confidence ma, be found in other industrial quarters il i killingly and it all goes to make Xii lingly people happy over the prospec of booming business for a long periet Of time to come.
 The Child Welfare Exhibit in tn , town hall Tuesday afternoon and eve , ming proved mighty interesting to al of the grown ups and young peopl who came to>inspect it. Unfortunate lE, there are hundreds Of Daniefso people who should see this exhibi but did not see il Tuesday, thoug
 they again have their opportunity to ,, day, afternoon and evening" Ther : are many lessons Of value that are t . be learned there by mothers who ar ,. sufficiently interested i'll the well be l ing of their children to strive to yiy
 1 them the care and advantages tha e will pay big future dividends in stron e bodies. good health and the ability t }. meet the ever increasing pressure ( Il modern life.
 l Even a well versed woman in th r care and feeding of children will un = doubtedly find more than enc sugges
 ton of great value in the exhibit tha g has not occurred to her-aIld it wi
 tcost her. or others, nothing but lit t tie of their time. entertainingly spen
 The child welfare exhibit sets ot d in great detail just what should l.
 done for a child to make it's gfowin s up a process of correctness in so ia c as carefully selected diets, not nee d essarily expensive, cheerful SUI 7. troundings, happy suggestions, prope r. clothing, etc, will assist
 h There was room, for instance. .sue Il gesting how children's quarters 7 - home may be made bright and cheer
 ful, a place that they will love. An r another room showing how thousand p of little people spend their time whe : in their rooms in the slums of citie k and the poorer sections of large an
 small towns. The lesson taught