Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-04
DANIEISON

KHng9y's saloons will surrender uncondhf0nai1y this evening. Tomor- TOW KIllingiy win be a '-dry" town.
 Young people of St James parish who arc to have a part in the United War Work drive as Victory Boys and Girls, held a meeting a. the parish han Sunday evening.
 There are many complaints about the taste that fingers after drinking Daniefson's city water, and not a few complain about its smell.
 Anseiem Meunier, who has been very dangerously i'll for several weeks, was reported Sunday as grad uall1 gaining in strength.
 The political workers will be get ting in their hardest effort in Kill ingty today, making ready for tomor- rows state election.
 D1nielson friends were at Putnam Saturday to attend the funeral ser vices for Mrs. Alphonse Lecrenier, who died of pneumonia in Hartford
 John C. Henderson of Providence visited with friends in Danieison over Sunday.
 tives in Melrose, Mass. over Sun day.
 J. Carl witter conducted sherifrs auction sale at the Harold Copeland farm. Allen Hi1l, Saturday after noon.
 Chief Michael Grimshaw, who has been i'll with pneumonia, was report ed Sunday as improving at his home on Riverview
 Lieutenant Ira A Warren is no longer with D Battery, 56th Artillery, but is deta and awaiting a spe- ciai assignment.
 r-F s- mia at his home on High street. On Sunday he was reported as resting comfortably.
 . The Daniels on Goodyear automobile service was successfully inaugurated Saturday and was welcomed by all Svho have desired a quick means of transportation between the two plac- ss
 z John J. o'ReiI, DayvilIo, in training at Camp Greenleaf, Ga, has. been promoted to the rank of corporal Cor poral O'Neil is a graduate of Killing ay High school.
 = At St. Joseph's church, DayviIIe, this morning. Miss Jennie E. Reddy and Sergeant Richard F. Ryan, West Quincy. Mass, will be united in mar riage.
 2 Ovid chapdelaine, employed by H.. IA work at the railroad station. Mir. Ehapdelaine fell to the ground as quickly as though he had been shot when he was attacked by influenza. He was removed to his horne.
 The DanieIson boys who were form Rrly of the 3Sth company and now are incorporated in Battery B, 56th Artil- lery, have been doing active work at Inc front throughout August and Septerrher, according to advices re- reived here, and one writer who knows intimately of the service they have rendered says that Danielson will be mighty proud of this fighting Organization when it learns in detail Of the recori it has made. There are many Plainfeld boys in this com pany and not a few from Brooklyn. . At a meeting arranged by District Chairman Rev. J. T. Edwards of the Victory Boys organization to be held This evening at the rooms of the Danielson Trust company. H. H. Smith. a state director of the work. will be present and will make an ad- dress relative to the United War Work drive that is to open next Mon day and will answer any questions pertaining thereto. MT. Smith will come here from Willimauric. where he will. in the afternoon, address the Eastern Connecticut organizations.
 Rev. MT. Edwards said sunday aft ernoon that he expects 1ll of the vil- hEe chairmeE and their workers in this district. which includes the towns of Killincly and Brooklyn, to be pres ent at the meeting.
 Captain Frank E. Withey has