Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-24
DANIELSON

OANAELSON
 Airs. F. o. Huntingdon will have. the members of the Ladies' Sewing cir :.le of St. Alban's church at her home or a meeting this (F'riday) after noon.
 Work is being rushed cn the new Hoyle building in Academy street and it will be closed within q few days. Charles c. Manchester of Lowell visited with friends in Danielson on Thursday.
 A session of the town court was avoided Thursday morning when a Danielson man charged with having appropriated ties from the railroad company sent a check in settlement Of the company's claim. Mrs. Ida Vose Woodbury is to give an illustrated lecture on Abraham | Lincoln at the Congregational church Sunday evening.
 License neonle here w;li make an ] rsistent demand that haf cider be l legally classed in Connecticut as, an | intoxicant. The object of this cam | paign will be ito get square, with the prohibition legislators and others from the country districts. | The selectfnen have caused an ad- 1 ditional light 10 be installed in the | lobby of the post offica, meeting a need in a way that is appreciated by many.
 Beniamin r. Dawson, teller at the Danielson Trust company, will again act as coach of the cast that will | present the annual senor .Jiay of Kill ing High School.
 Auto trucks that have ventured off l state roads in this vicinity this week | have had a time of it. and number of them have been stalled in the mud. Joseph A. Willis, of New Haven, | visited friends in Danielson Thurs day.
 Examinations will be concluded to- day (Friday) at KilIingly High School. The students have been engaged with this phase of school work ainve We'd J nesday morning.
 Drivers delivery book lost nea. Franklin or Dyer street Or that vii cinity Reward if returned to the American Railway Express Co.,, Dan ielson-adv.
 A mild winter and a more liberal coal supply, taken with the end of the war. has hit the cord wood mar ket q rather strenuous blow for . thousands of cords of wood are held in this territory that were cut at high
 prices. , ParIor, Bedroom and Ba,h was the snappy and pleasing offering of Man
 ager ]. F. Lewis at the Orpl:eum thea
 ire. Thursday evening. The show brought out a large audience which
 indicated at many times during the
 evening that it was enjoying show [ that was different in many respects from the majority of plays seen here
 The return of the 18th Division
 which is scheduled for the near fu- ture will bring back to this town q | sid ara b1n 11I1fr1hnr, of
 who have seen the hardest kind of
 service with the famous outfit. Among
 the Killingly boys or noys from tbis
 immediate vicinity who are in differ
 ent organizations of the division are:
 Victor Perreault James Harrey. Dan
 iel Doyle, Adelard Barbeau. George
 Moran, Francis Gagnon. John Horton John Dove Henry Gilber7. Arthu
 RainviIle. Richard J. Heaiev. Thert
 are other local boys. including somt
 Brown university students. b@t Q com plete list of them is not available . here.
 Comment ie heard that there ar | places in the heart of Darielson tha
 need cleaning up as they constitut . a fire menace of a highly dangerou l degree. No organized effort has beel | obtained to secure action that woul $ bring a change for the better In tn . conditions complained of, but 1t i possible that something may be don Il to secure removal of the danger. = pr. J. N. Perreault and Leo Pechie
 his chauffeur. were overcome b. = poison gas fumes just before mid s night, Wednesday, while they wer
 working on Dr PerreauIt's car at tn = City garage. in the rear of the A. an y r. store.
 r As has happened on many occasion
 in different localities, they were oyer - come by deadly fumes that filled tn
 closed garage as they ran the en e zine of the car, which was being ad 'e justed
 l. They managed. as they felt the ef ic fects of the gas overcoming them, [
 staEger out into the street. where the h fell, calling for help. is Patrolman Martin Wolfe was a lit
 tie. distance up the street anI hurrie
 down. He assisted Dr. Perreault {
 his office, which is nearby. Both th
 physician and Mir. Pechia had sufi
 Fciently recovered from their Enpleas st ant experience to be about Thurs m day.