Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-25
DANIEL SON

BabSon, Il years, who was riding with her father, E. c. Ba,bson, owner of the touring car was cut on the nose and wrist by flying glass from the windshield of the car. buE was not dangerously hurt. The truck that fig ured in the accident was owned by the
 Killing1y Worsted company and was being driven by w. A. Mulligan of the company and w K Litch, also of the
 company, and a little girl were riding on the seat.
 The truck was coming down the hill from the East KiHingly road to the Danielson- -Bln1ville state road, along which the .Babson car was travelling, en route to East Killingly Near the
 brick mill and before the Babson car had gotten off the state road to swing up the hill the crash came, the ma chimes at the time being on the elec- 1 trie car tracks
 The machines were not badly dam aged, though the Babson car, which has a damaged forward spring. on the 1 left side. and other damage was lowed to a Danielson garage.
 One of the biggest coons taken in this county this fall fell to the lot of l the Killingly Hunting and Fishing l club and Bohemian club hunters Sat urday evening on their annual coon
 hunt starting from Camp Whippoor- will
 The night was ideal for the sport, moonlight, clear and 1Enappy. The
 hunting party had been away from the camp less than two hours when the coon was brought in. The animal had 1 been treed by Jack and Chief. the coon hounds of James Kent, Elmville, who was a director of the hunt. l Though the hunters remained out turtil a. m, they did not get only the one coon which was taken early l in the evening.
 | Between 40 and 50 were at the camp 1 for the hunt and the supper that pre-
 ceded it. This is a smaller party that usually goes out for these annual events, which have been a fixture with the club for nearly a decade. Those who did make the trip, though, had a 1 splendid time. A chnwdera supper was prepared by w. A. Whipple and to this 1 the hungry men did tul1 justice. l Many of the members of the party returned to Danielson by midnight and only a small party was at the camp when the tired coon hunters arrived
 after their nights tramp.
 The body of Miss Amelia Lavender, l who was run over and killed by big motor truck, in New Bedford, arrived here Sunday from that city and was taken in charge by Undertaken Louis E. Kennedy. Miss Lavender 2S years of age, who was well known in Dan ielson, was coming from work Friday night and had stepped out from the sidewalk to board an electric car when the truck, which, it is stated, was left standing and unattended with it's mo- tor running. started and ran her down l Yrif11 hn 4TTn IT 11 whom also died as the result of her in- juries.
 l Miss Lavender formerly was em- ployed at the Palace laundry and in mills in DanieIson and vicinity. She l had been making her home away from
 Danielson for about a year. Miss La vender leaves relatives who are resi- dents in Danielson.
 Contributions to the united war work fund in the Danielson district (Kil- ingly and Brooklyn) were in excess oi $14.000 Sunday afternoon, Mrs. E. H Reach stated at that time. This splen- did showing does honor to every part
 of the district, which in all of it's di-
 visions, made returns of which all are
 proud. In Danielson and East Brook lyn more than $9,0G0 was obtained. Mrs Reach is delighted with the generosity of the people and with the manner in which the campaign wa; ,1 conducted by her teams of workers More money continues to coss1e in, ont !, contribution of $50 being received or Saturday night. One of the lateSt large contributions announced wa: $1025 from the Danielson Cotton com !. pany and it's employees. Special men !. tion also is being made of the com paratively liberal manner in which tht , pupils in the School street school gave , to the fund. The districts quota wa: but $9,000, but it was realized that ( , great many cities and towns would , far exceed the amount apportionet . to them, so the drive was started il |. this district with view to getting a! : large an oversubscription as possible Mrs Reach is publicly expressing he , thanks for the cooperation of tht public in making the big success pos , sibIe and also to the workers who S earnestly devoted theirNtime and ener } BY to the big undertaking. The Bon Ton Musical Comedy com } pany, which has been playing to biz business here closed three days en 7 l gagement at the Orpheum theatre Sat urday evening. Nat Farnun; owner 0 } the company, expressed himself al ! pleased with the business done in Dan ielson,
 His relatives and friends here ar : anxiously awaiting some word iron Private Adelard Barbeau, G company
 102d infantry. who has been prisone
 in Germany, at Giessen, since he wa
 captured in April of this year. Pri vate Barbeau has written his relative I and friends regularly since he wa l captured, wounded. He should b ? among those who have come out c l olYr T 1 It is expected here that he will rejei $ his regiment. if he gets safely througi y Germany, where conditions are terri . ply upset and where little CT no pro B vision is being made for the retur
 prisoners in accordance with armistic d regulations.
 0 Thanksgiving will be holiday i d Killingly, all the big manufacturin
 concerns closing for the day. In Dan e ielson business will be practically sus ol pended.
 l. The defeat of KiIlineIy High scho, l. by Tourtellotte High in the first bas
 ketball game of the sea son has spun IS red the Danielson players to improv T. their team for the hard games that al l. just ahead.
 a There will be a Thanksgiving da " service at St. Alban's church Thurs 1+ day morning at 10 o'clock.
 On the heels of the united war wor
 campaign, Danielson workers in u V interest of the Red Cross are achie1
 i ing another success for this greate
 of all organizations that is doing spt
 cial work in the war The effort 1
 raise funds through a special metho
 is meeting with generous success.
 Rev E. w Pot+er NTo--- Haven fol
 merly pastor at Jewett City, spoke (
 temperance at the .... l.. ..--.c-l III A
 tawaugan Sunday evening" S Ray B. Williams of New London W;
 a visitor with friends in Danielst