Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-21
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

basketball team here this tFriday) evening to play what will be the open ing game of the season for the Kil- lingiy High school kearl. This is not a league game. The contest will be staged in the town hall. which has been fitted with permanent seats and pther eapipWent for the playing eS basketball throughout the season that is about to open. .see hill farm at Central Village. formerly of Danielsea. is on 3 business trip to Springfield and to New York. Remember the date--Nov. 24-rain or shine-of the large stock and farm implement auction at the so-called Beeeh farm, at Dayvii!e, Conn. MT. Roswerth has sold his place; therefore this course is imperative. EYitter Brothers. Auetioneers.--a5v. Mr. and Mrs. Ransom, Liner are leav- ing for Boston to remain over Thanks giving. s ~
 A temperature of ls degrees. driven l in by q high northwest wind, provided a touch of winter Thursday tnerning
 Some small ponds hereabegts have an inch thick ice coating,
 In the discussiops about the illegal i trafs scking in game birds one hears | of Voiuntewr as on piaee where
 snariag for market isi napsh iadvlged in pastinf,
 Jehn Whalen returned to Boston or Fhursaay sitter spending 9 part Of this
 week witt. friends ia Denteison. Deputy Automobile inspector E. c. Young appears in the uniform now
 worn by all Of the inspectors of the | state force.
 l Frank CaFew was in New York on
 ThTrSdaR 0f1 a AJfSinAac 1 Henry (. Williamson Of Springfield
 was visitor with friends in Daniel
 son on Thursday.
 A number of members of St. AL 1 bans church metored to NerWjeh on | Thursday evening to attend. at the | Wauregan house, the Nation wide con
 ference and banquet at which Suf- fragan Bishop E. Champion Aeheson
 was the principal speaker. | Ki}lingly growers were interested
 and represented at the annual corn ! show of the Windhain County Farm CTS association in Putnam Thursday. 1 Next Thursday. Thanksgiving day
 will be g. holiday threugheut the town of Killingly. Manufacturing plants i will not operate and business gener- ally will be suspended
 This being visiting day for teach
 CTS, there will not be any sessions of l the Danieison graded school. Miss Frances 4. NTight of Bridge
 port is visiting with friends in Dan
 telson. kilingIy's manufactured products
 this year will reach the greatest total value ever recorded In the more than l POO years of the towns history. and
 the trend is upward toward greater records.
 While hunting in the Canterbury l section Wednesday, Dana Shippee of 1 East KiiliHgiy shot 3 fox. l Some of the force kept busy in
 Windhanl county by the state depart
 ment ef entomology. the crew making 1 its headquarters here, is operating in
 the towns of Woodstock and Eastford.
 Mrs. SeIirs St. Jean, e7. wife of Jo-
 seph St. Jean. died at her home or l Mechanic street, Thursday morning ! She was native of Canada, She
 leaves her husband and ten children
 Funeral services for Mrs. Clara
 Gilbert were he'd at her home CT
 Broad street Thursday afternoon, ai o'clock. Rev. W. B. Williams con l ducted the services. Burial was ir | Nest5eld cemetery. L. E. Kennedy
 was the funeral director. Relatives
 acted as bearers.
 1 4 ehildiess marriage is not a how'll
 iAs success in sne sense of the term,