Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-27
DANIELI...SON

John W. Kennedy, who has been | employed at New London. is ill at his home here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Getty of Wor- cester have visited Mir and Mrs. Eloi Getty of Franklin street. Frank Dunn of Bridgeport has been q visitor at the home of his mother, 1 Mrs. J. J. Dunn. of North Main street. About 1400 were enrolled in the Red Cross in the Danielson district. Private Jeremiah Doyle, who has
 Of the service and stationed at Edge
 wood, Md. passed through here en route to Camp Devens to be mustered out
 ! MT. and Mrs. Alfred L. Reed spent l the holiday with relatives in Boston. Sergeant Raymond Hamilton, who
 arrived from overseas a short time
 ago, again returned to Danielson from the hospital where he has been re- 1 ceiving treatment at New York. l MT. and Mrs. Edward Lillibridge l of Waterbury visited with relatives in Danielson.
 There seems to be a tendency here | to confuse the 56th Field Artillery, which is on it's way home from over seas, with the 56th Coast Artillery (heavy batteries), the sailing of which
 has not been officially announced. | It is understood that the amount of l patronage that the extra trolley cars
 put on a few days ago aee receiving will determine whether they will be
 continued after the holiday season. The army plane that landed in a field on the Ki1nball farm at Woods E hill in the town of Brooklyn Christ
 mas afternoon got away for Mineola
 at I o'clock Thursday morning, head ing south from Danielson.
 It is claimed in some well informed quarters that payrolls of manufactur- irg concerns in Danielson and the re- Imainder of the town of Killingly have been nearly twice as heavy this veal les in any other year on record. The plants have paid a record wage scale
 have run all of the time. some of the
 concerns keeping day and night frees
 employed.
 In circles where attention is being
 given to the organization of the 191! Legislature, inquiries are being receiv.
 ed from Windham county men whC
 would like appointments as messen gers, doorkeepers and in other sucl positions.
 r Open weather is permitting stead,
 work on the new freight yard south O
 the Dayville station. A steam shove and a crew of men were at work ther' Thursday. Part of a big embank ment has been cut away and consid erable grading done.
 Maybe the bureau of domestic ani 2 mals will give the dog owners here New Years present of g. permission } to allow the animals freedom from tn , quarantine that has been in fore ) against them for over a year-an'
 then again, maybe the bureau won T do any such thing. But the dog own CTS have hopes.
 , Another pleased audience witnesse the last showing of My Four Year 3 in Germany, remarkable photoplay [ at the Orpheum theater Thursday eve l ming. The scenes where America
 troops are shown in numbers were par g ticularly pleasing to the audience an : brought forth much applause, as rep t resenting nation that Wouldn e fght!"
 ] Today, St. John the Evangelist's da,
 will be observed with special service . in a number of churches in this vicin n ity.
 z Thursday morning brought anothe ! little snow storm, followed by a con . l siderable drop in temperature. f Practically all the Killingly men wh v have been mustered out Of serviC have found jobs waiting for them her but some prefer. to enjoy a well de
 served relaxation sfter army life be
 fore setting down to their usual oceu
 patiens.
 An old English tea party. the fit
 l annual event of the kind. has bee
 La<rsnead to ha hAad Nsw Iearss da