Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-06
DANIElsON

Dr. Marion Faber Of Palmu, India, addressed a missionary meeting at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank T. Pres. | ton on Broad street. Friday evening. Save time on your Christnas shop ping trips by using Pellett's 'busses- always on time. Safe, comfortable, | convenient. Service every. 45 minutes today to all points between Danielson- Moosup- -Putnam.-adv.
 Dr. Milton s. LittIe1eld, of New York, is to give an illustrated lecture at the Congregational church at the Sunday evening service. Dr. Little tleld will tell of conditions in Armenia. 4 girl, on her way home through Mechanic street, stopped at the home of +. c. Young. to ask for protection from man who accosted and insult ed her. Mir. Young tried to locate the man, but he had made good his es- cape.
 A platinum and gold bracelet set with pearls, q gold necklace set with pearls, three gold rings, silver tea ball, sugar tongs and melon fork have been | lost. No questions asked and reward if returned to Mrs. George M. Bur roughs, Broad street.-adv.
 Funeral services for Miss Olive Adams, who died as the result of in- juries she received when struck by. an automobile driven by Dr. G. H. Jen-
 nings, of Jewett City. were held at her l homo on Maple street Friday after l noon, Rev. Walter E. Williams Of the 1 Westfield Congregational church of11- ciating. Burial was in Westfeld ceme- ! tery. A F. Wood was the funeral di- i rector,
 ! The Junior Boys club at the Con necticut mills has organized g. basket 1 ball team and will schedule games to
 be played during the cold weather l season.
 i Mrs. E. H. Reach had the members l of the civic federation at her home for
 a meeting Friday afternoon.
 Rev. Marvin $. Stocking of the 1 Methodist church will be the speaker
 when the Mothers club meets with
 Mrs. II. W. Chapin, Thursday of next l week.
 Members of the St. Anne society
 will attend requiem mass for Mrs
 Mary Lasnier at St. James church
 this (Saturday) morning.
 Mrs. Fl. F. Glendinine, Of the home
 service section of the Danielson chap.
 ter of the Red Cross continues to de-
 vote much time to this work. Whict
 is in the interest of sailors. soldier:
 and marines, who have been injured
 in service or are i'll or have claims fol
 compensation against the government
 There were only six cases before tn
 town court during November, and no
 one person was sent to jail.
 Postmaster Raymond Allen is mak ing d special request of the public |,
 mail Christmas packages as early a is possible tiiis year. The business i
 certain to be heavier than ever, tn
 force of clerks at the postoffice Is de pleted there are other handicaps du
 to the general condition of the coun
 try. If persons who wish safe deiiv cry of their packages would send t}1er } along as long before the holiday as-i
 possible it would be much the same a sending them under special deliver! l. for the mails will be lighter and the will be more quickly despatched an 2 delivered. Packages sent early ma
 be marked Not to be opened unt | Christmas"
 Miss Grace Soalding was one of tn : sneakers at 8 meeting at the Baptis church in Eas$ killingly Fridty af i ternoon.
 Edward W Aldrich Of East Killing : ly will have the members of the. Sev , enth day Adventists at his home fc / services this Saturday. afternoon { o'clock. Fenner BurInsame, who lives In u h eastern Scrt Of the town, has jus : passed his. ninety seventh birthda
 The anniversar was made the occs
 sion Of visits from friends. o An Every Member canvass throue u which it is hoped to meet the iinanci; q requirements of the Congregation' : church at South Kiilingly for the CT q suinr year is scheduled for Sunday = Just a little bit out of season, pel = haps, but one farmer down in tf Q town of Sterling is just doing h ;L hayine Says the hay is jus: as goo Q 700, and i; is much cooler and nor r comfortable cutting it t.tan 1t woul Il have been last July. No reports fro | the cows as to how they like the Q feed iced.
 c The Won,an's Relief Corps. of whit o Mrs. Mary F. Redard. West Side. hs = just been elected president. will q tend service at the Methodist churc
 on he everine of December 1S.
 At the Methodist church today (Sa
 Iurday) dons tions of fruit. vegetabl
 and canned goods will he receive = The gifts are to he arranged as dec' II ra tious for +he church and later " Il he sent to the Deaconess home
 Providence for distribution among | -s nenSv families.
 -S William H. McMa sters. author of ,t noiitica1 novel just issued and attrac la ino much attention in his home city D Boston-was a classr1ate at Rost'
 university of .Tndge W. Fenner Woo
 ward of Danieison.