Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-04-22
DANIELsON

Killingly's Victory loan. drive receiv- /
ed another fine upward boost Monday
morning, when itewas' announced. fol-
lowing a meeting of the directors of
the institution. that the Danielson
Trust company had subscribed for
$4,000 worth of bonds. This gives
tht town $50, 900 in bank subscriptions
as a start on it's way to secure at least
1895 000.in subscriptions.
District Chairman Charles T. Tilling-
hast was optimistic Monday when dis
cussing the prospects of the success
of the drive. now in full swing.
Workers were busy Monday in every
town in the district, and a race is on,
apparently, to see which town will go
over the top first. This honor may
go to some of the towns with COM
paratively small amounts to raise, but
one never can tell, for Plainfield and
Killingly have splendid working Or
CARNATIONS and they may give the
towns with smaller quotas race for
the honor.
Small subscriptions did not come in
rapidly Monday. as has been the rule
| In all of the loan drives. but there
is expected to be flood of these with
/ in a few days.
Sidney p. Marland, who is boosting
| the Welcome Home MINISTRIES, said on
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wonderfully we'll, and that about
everyone seems to be willing to lend a
| haid, or voice, in making a big sue
cess of the affair, which is for the boys
| of the army and navy who went out
| from Killingly. F. E. Cunneen is to
| be the interlocutor and the end men
signed up are Alfred L. Reed, Robert
Bellerin. Attorney E. L. Darbie, Chief
A. P. Woodward of the fire department,
| Ctnrar and Horn16
F. Glendinning. who was sergeant ma
jor of the 56th Coast Artillery and who
was overseas for a year. Already there
are many indications of what this
wonder show is going to be like. There
was an effort Monday to keep it a Sc
cret, but the public must be let in on
the fact that Attorney Darbie and
Chief A. P. Woodward are going to
sing a duet! And that's worth an ex-
clamation point, Wen bet in the
opinion of all those who are cognizant
of their vocal abilities. Perhaps, al
So if pressure can bring the desired
result. Chairman C. T. Tillinghast may
be induced to go on the programme as
an Oriental dancer. This show gets
'em ALL is the slogan of the man.
ayers, and if they can't get the talent
will resort to a modified ''selective ser
vice" programme to carry out thei1
aims.
The Girls club is lending a hand to-
ward making a big success for the
boys who have benin the service, an6
from all quarters comes encourage
ment pointing toward the big success
, of the venture.
1t was announced Monday that tht
: Quinebaug company. with mills here
and the Wauregan company, with
plants at Wauregan. have arranged {
system under which .ne1r employe;
who invest in Victory loan bonds vii
be assured full return on their invest
ment, on fully paid up bonds take1
through the subscription campaign
that the companies will conduct Bond
sold to employees in the canvass tina
will be made at the mills will be car
ried in such d way that those whit
buy them may make weekly payment
thereon. When a bond is fully pait
for the companies will be prepared t.
protect employees against any loss, pay
ing them back the face value of tn
bond in case the owner must sell it t
get ready money. The Danielson Trus
company also has arranged to tax
subscriptions on very liberal basis
selling $50 bonds at 10 per cent. casl
upon subscription and as low as on
dollar a week in other payments.
Attractive tenement to rent. Larg
rooms on first floor, bath room. run
ming water, heat. Spacious ground
for garden, room for two cars. Beauti
full summer home. Apply Windhar
County National bank.-adv.
The real estate market continues ex
ceedingly lively in Danielsop. Dali
transfers are being made and it is