Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-30
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANlELSON

DANlElSCN
 Miss Katherine D. Awkward was at New London Thursday attending a conference of chief operators of the $. N. E. T. company.
 A meeting of the Circuit League of the Methodist churches i'll this section is scheduled to be held with the Sterl-1 ing church, Saturday evening, June '.
 Members of McGregor post, G. A. R., will leave early this morning for Brooklyn to participate in Memorial Day exercises there.
 The post office will be open only holiday hour, closing for the day at 1130 The rural and city delivery ser vice will be suspended.
 Henry C. Mason of Worcester is spending the holiday with friends in Danielson.
 Mir and Mrs. Armand Heneault and children of Dayville are motoring to Troy today Friday) and will remain over the week end.
 A state highway department road scraper was being hauled over the highway between Dapielson and Day vile during Thursday. This stretch of highway has been badly in need of attention for some time.
 James Sayles of Eln1ville accom- panied 8 party of Windham county farmers to the Mixter farm at Hard wick, Mass, to inspect large herd of pure bred Guernseys.
 Augustus Longo, who successfully | underwent a serious surgical opera l ton at Worcester hospital Tuesday 1 was reported Thursday as resting con- | fortably. His recovery is now looked l for, though his convalescent period 1 is expected to be a long one
 canvassers working on the Salvation | Army Home Service fund drive il 1 Danielsen kept right on the job Thurs 1 day, ad obtained a considerable addi- ditiona1 sum of money. Saturday vii | be Tag Day here, ad that will marl l the closing, and successful effort, tt raise Danielson's quota.
 The Antiseptic Products compan, plant at East Killingly is running oI a four days a week schedule at pres ent. but orders are said to be comins 1 in better than was the case a shor time ago. This plant was very bus. on government work during the war
 Herbert J. Barnett has been called t, | Canada on account of the illness of hi
 father, James Barnett, formarly ir Ol LHS HILL HOW UeluS Cp6Edlet by the American Woolen company a El1nviIle MT. Barnett has not been il his usual health for several months. Next Tuesday afternon and even ing the rooms of the Danielson Girls club in the Exchange block will b
 open for the inspection of those in terested in the organization, which ha been very successful since it's organ ho have been Isattily arranged.
 kiIiingIy is one of the easter Windham county towns showing spe
 cial interest in the effort to raise fund of s25,000 for the Day Kirnba,
 hospital at Putnam. In this laudabl
 work this towns manufacturing con
 cerns are leading the way, but ther is opportunity for individuals to hel an institution which many times in tn
 hour of need, has proved invaluabl to many of Killingly's people. Onl! : SIP 900 more is needed to assure tn hospital of getting he s25.06o appro priated by the state on condition tha an equal sum be raised from othe
 sources. The s50,ooO will be used t
 build a new wing at the hospital an
 to purchase additional equipment an
 furnishings.
 ! Complaints, received periodically, al l again coming in about drivers wh t persist in running their machines z - night with searchlights glaring. I'll use of searchlights is carefully re y stricted, a fact that is known to a drivers, yet a few drivers will take e chance of causing serious acciden s merely for the purpose of breaking u |. law.
 . June i will bring another boost
 prices for soda fountain drinks 4 Danielson. The advance will be ger
 eral among the dealers engaged i that line. Ten cents, including u e war tax will be the rate for "plail
 sodas, while the fancy drinks a 6 going to cost enough to make a fe
 low think he is doing his girl a re
 favor when he invites her in for Ii
 tie refreshment. The fact is, howeve
 that the dealers are not making wh ] is considered a reasonable profit if their present scale of prices and u
 advance will only bring prices to wh
 the rates are in most of the tow -s and cities in New England
 Deer seem to be more numerous tn spring in the town of killingly tn; Il for several years, at least they 8
 being seen more frequently and
 greater number than for five veal
 The past few years has witnessed t
 legal and illegal slaughter of many q these fine animals, but they continue
 thrive here in numbers. Several a
 making their headquarters now on t
 west shore territory of Alexandel
 lake. A pair stood ill the highway
 the eastern part of the town, ne v Little Rest, few days ago. Anoth s shot across the state highway at Elr " vile last Sunday morning. And so r ports come in from all parts of t
 | territory reabouts.
 ); C Company, State Guard, will a I. as escort for MeGregor post. G. A.
 in todays Memorial observance c: L. izens generally will assist today, C I. pecially at the exercises ill the toy
 hall, in observing with the survivi I. veterans the great deeds of a gre }; army dedicated to saving the Unie l, as the Unions largest army W
 dedicated to preserving democrat P. throughout the world. In Danielsol I. cemeteries today the graves of t
 soldier dead are Jagged and adorn
 with markers and flowers will rest u on them at the conclusion of toda 2 exercises.
 In the Mason family cemetery : East Killingly, the body of Voiney