Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-14
DANIELSON

< Charles H. Pellett announced on Thursday plans for remode1ing the Pellett building, near the railroad sta tipn. MT. Pellett is to have the stalls and other equipment torn out of the north end of the building on the ground floor, where q stable has been located. The changes to be made will give an additional room 54 by B feet on the ground floor.
 Anybody heard of a mans cooking class in Killingiy. There is suspicion that such an organization has been formed. This suspicion is based on the ground that men are buying an unheard of quality of raisins, corn meal. sugar (when they can get it). and yeast cakes. Now, if that is not ground for suspicion that there's a mems cooking class hidden here or hereabouts, the suspicious ones would like to know the reason why.
 Captain F. o. Arnington of c Com pany,. State Guard, has issued an or der for members of the command to be present on Tuesday of next week will answer first call at 7.55 and roll call will be at 8 p. m. Wool uniforms are to be worn.
 It has been announced that prizes will be offered members for bringing in recruits, competition to close Febraury l next. Do not bring in recruits who cannot spare week for camp next summer" is the advice of Captain
 Huntingdon to those who are going aft | CT new members. This year the state guardsmen who go to camp will re-
 ceive pay for the service they render. l Mir. and Mrs. William H. Putnam, 1 formerly of Danielson, appear in a group picture, published in a Hart ! ford paper, of persons who partici- pated in an official way in the cere-
 mony of receiving from the United | States government the flag that has been given Connecticut for securing the highest over subscription to the Liber- " loan drive made iii the spring of l this year. MT. Putnam was chairman | of the Victory luan committee for l Connecticut.
 That's either straight or flush
 dear me, ! don't know which," re-
 marked one of the fair members of one
 of the women's bowling teams that l have just been organized in Daniel
 son Tt aint either one; it's strike, ,' said a heartlesss man who was teach | ing the ladies how to sweep the al-
 ley with one ball. Just remember lady, this is no poker game The I ladies, however. are making good pro-
 gress and are certainly as enthusias- | tic over the sport as anyone could be | Pellett's bus line will furnish 4s | minute service between all points or !! the Putnam -Danielsc- -Moosup line.
 Saturday and Sunday [ 3. m. to Il l D. r.-adv. \ PloinFeId continues to hold the Ieac ! in the Danielson Bowling league. Int <; rollers from the town to the soutl \ hay ca very class, team and have beer
 waking q splendid record throughout \ the playing season.
 Assessors of the town of KillingI, i. continue to hold daily sessions. Tn
 70 7eo9Sers gre going through a mass Q detail work that is connected witt
 "Nppil'ng the grand list. which will 10
 V" r9mpleted until about the end O
 Taruary
 So -'@''lch rainy weather is iAterfer
 7n with constructions work tnq, is go 1 ir" on i7 various parts of the town i"Td aattin~ contractors farther frap | tha ~9al they had hoped to reacl
 N'fore the real winter weather seL
 in
 There is to hp an old-fashinnet
 husk'ng hoe at the Harry Snaldin,
 farm in the South Killingly district
 Saturday evening. The neighborhoo
 ~oung people are much interested i
 the event.
 Though there is demand fo
 restoration of steam trains that wer removed soon after the United State entered the war. it was said here 0 Thursday that there is. not much like
 l'hood that any definite effort will b
 made here during the present winter t get them back again. This -decisio
 seems to be based upon the genera state of unrest throughout the coun