Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27
DANIELsoN Fl.

. 1tTNtn9 We Dabl6g OHAiTtu6T NL eA&S Red Cross roll call drive recently con ducted by the Danielson chapter, stated that 1859 members were obtained in this district. While the total is not up to that of last year-a war year-it IS regarded as 6 splendid showing, all things considered. j.
 Mrs. E. H. Reach. president of the Civic federation. said Wednesday af- ternoon that the organization hopes to do especially creditable work during the coming year with money obtained from the sale of Red Cross Christmas seals, the offering of which to the pulp lie will be made here next week. As S5 per cent of what Is obtained will re- main for use here 1t will be possible to buy milk and eggs for poor persons who are suffering with tuberculosis. There are such cases in Killingly. be- ing watched over by the visiting nurse. -- E. Today, Thanksgiving day, there will be but one delivery by the city carriers and the office will be open only the usual holiday hours. The rural service will be suspended, but patrons Of the route may obtain their mail by calling at the postoffice this morning between mail at the office will not be made be- 1 fore Q. m. < During the remainder of the season Mdme. Cry's millinery store will be closed Wednesday evenings after 5 oclock.-adv. The tremendous sales of poultry in 1 the Danielson markets during Tuesday and Wednesday demonstrated to all ] that the American public wants what 1t wants when it wants 1t, and. having the money, is willing to pay the price. Top prices for turkey did not prevent i a practical cleanup of available, sup plies by local buyers and a veritable mountain Of chicken was disposed Of 1 Danielson drew another morsel of publicity Wednesday morning from the all-seeing eyes of one Of New Yorks great daily newspa apers-and drew ii on the front page, at that! The sub ject was Louis Gamtn. who is now al sea on his way back to LaBelle France where he hopes to assuage the thirst l from which he has suffered since the country went dry last July. since Ther he has shrunk 45 pounds in weight.
 Deputy Automobile con1nissicner. E c. Young stated "Wednesday that he tf in receipt of a letter sent out by the state automobile department to all in, spectors and police departments O Connecticut, the subject being relative ! IO pdDtlS SeENlGe lIlOlOE ktuiClSS. Ik' letter calls, attention to the fact tha
 many complaints are coming in iron various parts of the state relative t
 the overlooking of these vehicles which are limited to two passenger in ewcess of seating capacity, and ask
 for enforcement of this regulation. pro scribed by statute. , BuIic pintke vas before Judge W.
 Woodward in tbe town court to face
 charge of having operatsd a motor E cycle without proper nufiirg Of tn 7 exhaust. He was found guilty an 2 1red s10 and costs, amounting In all | s2324. which he paid after some at
 tempt at evasion. Pi1tke ciainlei that he had only SEQ. ard offered .tha , to settle what he owed the court. Hi 7 attitude was such that Judge. Wood ward told him that he must eithe- pa,
 or go to jail. whereupon he bestirre'
 himself and obtained the balance , Pintke has been q source of annoyarc q , to officials i7ere for some time past. ol account of his methods Tn .operatin' , his machine. He has been the cause 0
 complaints, too. hut, is only. ore Of number that are given to violating tn
 law as he did. Chief McFariand. says and the .2rcnise $ that all of ther will n4 '-,,e'~'.t = court unless the, Gt!SHSE E LllSlL VI GS H- H''--= 7.i.
 4 telegram received here Wedresda'
 brought news of the death at Denver l Col. of Mrs. H. A. Carpenter, T6. widoy J of Cady E. Carpenter. The latter die
 in Danielson more than a decade az , and for wears was 2 member Of th
 well known firm of Preston & Carpen [ ter, Jewellers. Mrs. CarDenter has bee !, mazirc her home in the vest for : number of years. Since she broke he , hip a wear ago, Mrs. Carpenter ha g been bedridden. '',
 Mrs. Carpenter was Q daughter c g Mir. and Mrs. Anlssa Dove and live l the greater, part Of her life i73Daniel
 son Her brother was Marshall S been econdpctad fere for many years b
 members or.the Dove family. She wa e the last Of her immediate family. He !. relatives here are Charles Dove an the, children of Mrs. II. s. Dove. ---- v It was stated here Wednesday ths r. Mrs. Carpenters ioody world II
 breught east for burial. but just whe
 had not been determined.
 The first in series Of vesper eei = vices will be held in the Bapit, e church Sunday afternoon, Nov 20. { 7: 4.20 o'clock. The program will f la-rely musical and q large chorr = ! cnOlr VIII dSSISL III IIle SLfis5lnEs 1E
 order of serviceefoflows: s Organ prelude. Andarte Con Moto, ,.%
 Beetfove q Miss Stanton.
 Anthem. Give Thanks Unto the Lord. IT Choir. .,~I 0 Scripture -ooe'r~
 Hymn, Abide With Me. Nor 0 Choir and Congre "a ton. !.
 Soprano and tenor duet. God Is; I,eye.
 Mrs. c. A. Frost and E. r. winsiov
 Prayer and respouse.F Hft@
 d Baritone solo. and chorus. o Worship l. the Lord. Watse '. Carroll. F.. Allen. =
 Hymn, Jesus Calls Us, .. Ju; y Choir. and Congregation. ic Pastor.
 h i Miss Stanton.
 The public has been invited tp alter
 thts ard the slrhseouent service = which will be held the last Sunday a
 ternoon in each month.
 The solemn high mass of Thank
 giving which the service men of q
 parish will attend at St. Jannt
 church today will begin at 10 o'cloc
 Clare N. Turner was in Boston We
 nesday on business trip. si..,...
 The union Thanksgiving service V
 be at the Baptist church today. RI
 Ms. Stocking preaching.
 Some of the new dwellings bei
 erected at Industrial place are irt
 the borough limits, whereas tbe bt
 of development there has been outHi
 the borough. t.4t~ r F
 A number of college students; P
 Yh1 af heJv
 Danieison. ,-.t "