Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-01
DANIELSON


Members Of the Womah's Home Mis- |
sionary society of the Baptist church
met with Mrs. W. j. Craig Friday aft
ernoon. e.
Baptist church school meets at 1915
on Sunday. You are invited.--ady.
Boards of relief in This and other
towns herea bouts will be in session
today for the first time this year.
Sunday will be grounding day If
the little animal sees his shadow, he
win return to his burrow. to remain
for six weeks or until the backbone OF
winter is broken.
According to the boys Of the 56th
who have returned here from over
seas. one of the most difficult things
to obtain cover there" in adequate
quantities was water-thoagh it rain
| ed a good part of the time.
Leodore Boulias, who has been in
service in D Battery overseas, has re-
| turned to his home in D3n:"lson.
| Company c, State Guard, is making
! angementS for a NiCtCry ball, and
| has appointed d committee to make
| the arrangements.
It was stated here Friday that Al
! bert Bernier is to remain in New
! HAMPSHIRE where he has been en-
ployed for 4 number of months. Mrs.
| Bernier is staying in Danielson at
| present.
On Being . Sport will be the sub
! ject at a special Sunday night meet
/ ing at the Congregational church.
| Principal Edward H. Snow of the Put
nam High School and Clinton D. Will
son of the faculty of Killingly High
School will be the speakers.
The Primary of Love vii! be Rev.
J. T Edwards subject at The service
at the Baptist church Sunday at Il
| o'clock. During the Sunday school
| hour the contest report is to be given.
The school is leading the Willimantic
! Downward Tull will be the subject at
| the evening service at Z o'clock, when
a quartette will sing.
A funeral service for Sarah L. Mil
/ Ter. who died at the Norwich State
Hospital, was held FridaT afternoon
| at 2 o'clock at the undertaking par
| lors of L. Z. Kennedy, Rev. C. F.
! Genung, D. D., of Brooklyn officiating.
| Burial was IN Brooklyn cemetery. The
| bearers wera Oscar F. Atwood Will
| lam Kenyon, Henry Evans and Jerome
| Woodward
| The Suwanee River ,Quartette Cred
| Cross Course), wonderful southern
| melodies, pastimes, stcries-banjo,
| guitar, mandolin numbers--at the Or
| pheum theatre Monday evening.-adv.
Though there is much talk of low
er prices for foodstuffs, not much
change D. prices is motel in this vi
| cinity. The decline in prices is not
to be generally looked for right away
some dealers say, though some
changes may be expected.
One of the chief causes of complaint
in connection with the new telephone
rates in this district is that subscrib-
ers are not permitted to call for par
ticular parties in the Putnam and
! Moosup divisions.
The motor bus service between Put
nam and DanieIson has been increas-
ed for today to meet d demand that
has been growing steadily for a num-
Der of weeks owing to the infre
duency of the trolley service between
the two places.
Officers of Rose of Lima council,
K. of c.. have been considering plans
for a membership campaign, but no
definite plan of procedure has been
adopted as yet
1t was stated here thar fhe home
coming celebration in honor of Kill
ingly's service men may not be held
until the spring or early summer, by
} which time many more Of the men who
entered the ranks will be some again
and weather conditions will be more
. favorable for holding such ar observ-
. ance as is wanted.
Statistics. that may never fully be
made public, show that Killingly
t played a big roll in the war making
' industry of the nation. its various
= and varied textile plants have turned
!. out hundred of thousands Of yards OF
material of various kinds including
I uniform cloth, overcoatings. cartridge
cloth, materials for HANDBAGS TEN
. duck, tire duck, etc, etc. The plants
were kept going at top specs during
the production period and the hun
= dreds of operatives who We're employ
| ed on the work were enthIised oyer the
fact that they were helping to defea
y the country's enemies.
Judge w. T. Woodward will preside
| at a session of the town court at
| hearing set for this morning, in
! case that has been pending trial fo1
| sometime.
h DR.. Rienzi Robinson, eean of Daniel
Y | sons physicians, died at his home a
the corner of Main and Winter street.
| Friday morning shortly after 10 o.
, clock. DR. Robinson had been in poo
+ health for number of years and 70
y weeks past his condition had beel
critical. During this week his con
II dition was such as to be alarming ant
q as carly as Thursday it was realize'
that he could not live out the week.
G DIR. Robinson was one of the hes
: known OF eastern ConnecticHts physi
clans and had practiced here for abou
half q century. He was a forme
president Of the Connecticut Medica
society and a former president of tn
. Windham County Medical society.
: During his lang residence in Dan
5 ielson there have been many occasion
when the town has had the benefit G
Il his experience and judgment in deal
> ing with matters of a public nature
,, and he rendered particularly valuabl
service as a member of the specis
| committee that supervised arrange
neats for the construction of tn
Killingly High School building, at tn
: corner of Broad and Cottage streets
l. DR.. Robinson was a native OF tn
81 Gown of Hampton, born May 30, 1874
= Els early years were spent in the
town. In his youth he was ambition