Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-29
DANIELsoN

LHO Io1eS R6TS BlOL Dy GS4HdA0 Lennihan of the West Side and Ben Il jamin- White of Pomfret Landing in territory south of here.
 A case of scarlet fever was reported from one of the villages of Killingiy. Public schools in Killingly will re- open Monday for sessions that will continue until the Christmas recess. George C. Johnson of Providence was a visitor with friends in Daniel- son Friday. The Love Doctor, a bright and E1Iappy musical show, was the special attraction staged at the Orpheum the- ater Friday evening.
 Club members who have been, saving throughout the year to make, T up holiday funds will receive mora than sS0,000 when local banks make releases of club funds in about two weeks. ...t- Do 1t now! It's time for pruning your fruit trees, also to have tree cavity work done.' Write Victor Per reauit, work approved by the state, Danislson, Conn.,-adv. d..
 The sugar shortage in Danielson again is acute, and the pormise Of those who know is that there will be very little if hny, in the local market for thee Christmas season. .r In its first same of the season the Copnecticut Mills basketball team showed, by defeating the Bryant and Strat.on team, of Providence, by a score Of 49 to 1a, that it is one of the fastest teams that ever repre- sented this town Brilliant playing lnaried the contest, Which was d walk-over for Danielson. Norton, particularly, showed remarkable form. . Having seen the c. NJ. tea min action, the local tans are now satisfied that they are, going to have the opportuu- lty of witnessing some great games throughout the winter.
 Mir. and Ars. Charles Reach Of Cottage street entertained party Of about fifteen at Thanksgiving din- Her at their home, the occasion being the fifth anniversary of Mir. and Mrb. Geachs wedding, and the majority pf those present on Thursday were guests at the wedding.
 Following are the newly elected of- dcers of Highland grange of South NilltnSlyi Master, l.. 4. Barstsw; ; overseer M. D. Whitaker; lecturer, Stella lew good; secretary, Grace Barstow; treasurer, B. E. Terwilliger, steward Hollis Young; assistant steward Earl Phillips; lady assistant steward. Lillian TerWiiliger; chaplain, -A-A O. &@Aa@ AtdA-4A-oS-ANf 51eS A-NPOAg William Williams; Ceres, Katherine ferwilhger; Pomono, Myrtcie Young; f!ora, Mildred Kelley; executive com Iittee, E. T. Kelley. t.
 Chief John Mcfarland, of the Dan- .slson police, recieved two red flags by mail Friday morning. "The bel- shey.k have designs on Danielson,' zaid Eone. Its the l. W. w." was Inc guess of others. Both wrong. The red flags, symbols of rebellion are for the silent policemen in the business section. The old flags are frayed and faded hence the new ones-and me silent officer can't object to the color.
 At st. AIhan's church, Mrs. Ida May Ricmonhd of this town and James O,Neil of Valley Falls, R. |, formerly of Ehnyille, were united in marriage by Rev Albert Jepson. Tae attending couple was Mir and Mrs Walter l.. Allen. The maHage ser vice was witnessed by u number of Friends and relatives. Mir. and Mrs Oneii are to make their home in Val ley Falls.
 Twenty five dollars a barrel is the price now being asked by some who nave sweet cider for sale, and in some places hereabouts it is bring ing, ia smaller quantities, one dollar gallon, or at the rate of S45 a bar rel. Thus is the famous New Eng land beverage exalted in the driest of dry times, and the days when there was oceans of it at ten cents a gal Ion seem far away.
 Interviews with various prominent people in DanielSon indicate that there viii De widespread and hearty sup port ol- the plan to have the town of Snlingly erect new school building nt Goodyear during the coming year IL being patent to all who know the situation at Goodyear that a building is needed and that if Killingly is to do its part in providing school facili- ties that are required ss the result 0! industrial expansion within the town action must be taken in the very neal future.
 Manager w. E. Reach of the Con necticut Mills basktN all team gave out Friday the folio Eing scheduie. 0: games as so far ;srranged: Dear Academy, Franklin, Mass, at Daniel non, December $: Company s, ci hSillimantic at Danielson, Dec. IS; Company E at Willimantic, Decem- Der I7;" Crescents Of Taftville al Danielson; December 90; Nutmegs Q. eAAAAs al 1dAAAc1eOHt JduUATY Crescents, at 'TaftYille, January 5; Comets of Providence, at Danielsoa January 1t5 Jewett City, at Daniel. son, January 24;, Connecticut Mills al Jewett' City. January 30.
 Mrs. W. H. Shaw had the members Of the Sewing society of St. Alban's church 2 ther home for meetins Friday Afternoon.
 Plenty of water for power is help Ing out the situation at East Killingly where mills continue to operate, con, serving as much of their coal suppl, aS is possible.
 Rev. Lewis Hobeus, a missionary q China, is to preach at the Ceugresa uonal church in Brooklyn Sunday.
 Earl Winslow and Henry .Woisar, and Mss. Woisard sang. for the ser vice men at the banuet given in s, James parish hail.
 Dr. Milton $. Littlefield of Nev York will preach at the Congregation aii church Sunday, December ! Every Member Canvass day.
 James T. Lee of Woonsocket will b the new overseer in charge of tn night spinning force at the mill i 9codyear.