Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-26
DANIEL SON

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 F. M. Messenger of Chicago, former ly of North Grosvenordale.s is to speak at service at the Pentecostal church Sunday at Il o'clock. His subject will be the Imminent Coming of Christ. MT. Messenger became very we'll known in this section of the state a number of years ago as a leader in exhortive religious endeavor.
 Rev. Ralph Cuslman, formerly pas- tor of the church, h,+-Mill- speak at the Sunday services at the Methodist church. the evening. service at 7.15. Rev. MT. Cushman is now engaged in movement. and his headquarters are in New York.
 Rev. M. $. Stocking is to be in Sims bury over Sunday, visiting his broth CT, whom he has not seen for three years. Simsbury is Rev. MT. Stock ing's home town.
 Last chance! Biggest One Cent sale ever-2 lbs. chocolates today, S1 cents Nose, the druggist, Rexall Store-adv. Miss Grace Spalding. representing the local organization was at Stam- ford Friday attending the state meet ing of the Northern American Bap-- tist Home Missionary society.
 Temperatures as low as 26 degrees were reported in Danielson Friday morning, when ice formed and many budding plants were ruined in the freeze up. County Detective. W. E. Jackson, of Willirnarltic, was in Danielson doing work preparatory to the presentat tion of some cases at the May term of the superior court.
 W. Irving BulIard is one of com mission Of eleven appointed to visit in England. France. Belgium and Ho1- land in connection with the World Cotton conference to be held in New Orleans in October Mir. Buliard will sail for Europe on May 10 Baled hay is bringing as high as sS5 a ton in Danielson at the present time, and is said to be scarce at that high figure. A union service under the auspices of the W. C. T. U. will be held at the l Baptist church Sunday evening at 6 o'clock. Members of the choirs of the | Baptist. Methodist and Congregation al churches will sing at the service Chief A. p. Woodward of the fire de- partment has a committee appointed ] to select 50 men from the depart ment's list of honorary members tc form a company that will appear ir 1 the Welcome Home day parade witt the old MinneteXit hand engine, whicl has a long ire-fghting history r. Smiles make the world brighter | We're open today. Come to Shoales l adv.
 o; Boy, Q bright musical extrava. fGanza, pleased the audience at the Or pheum theater Friday evening. Tht familiar musical numbers. the pretty and Sta0n cpttinr, an ac,, Il tributed to the making of one of tn, seasons best entertainments here. | Heavy storms of the present montl have played havoc with highways il some sections of killingly. There i
 d dangerous Washout in the highwa. in East Franklin street, near the reet
 shop.
 Danielson people who were in Bos l ton Friday for the Welcome Horn
 celebration had trying experience i SO far as contending with the Weathe went. Some Of the motorists left we
 clad in furs, which they wound non
 too warm.
 Mir. and Mrs. ". E. Reach of tn 7 West Side will entertain Rev Ralp
 Cushnan during his weekend stay i Danielson.
 Lieut.. Ira A. Warren writes fror France that the officers and men a F the camp where he is stationed hay
 been promised an early return to tn I United States, but no definite date ha
 been set. Lieut.. Warren was an ey
 witness recently of the hanging of ! soldier who had been found guilty ( murder.
 It was sta ted Friday that subscrip 1 tions continue to come in for the Vic
 tory loan from all over the district :, and that the total in each town z slowly, but steadily, climbing. N | town of this district has as yet raise it's apportionment.
 The body of Mrs. Annie E. Jenkin who died Thursday at her home 0 U Winter street, was forwarded on Fr day morning to Bethel. this stat
 where funeral services are to be hel , at the home Of Mrs. Jenkins daugf
 ter, Mrs. Edwin Allen. p J. F. Gardner, F. R. Warren and H. Starkweather, officers of the Dar
 ielson Building and Loan associatio Q have been named as delegates to u e State League of Building and Loan a!
 sociations to be held at New Brita f on May 10.
 Nothing has developed up at Ea s killingly that assists in deterninir
 how 8 number of cats and dogs tn IT met death came to be poisoned, tnous n the matter is one that continues = live interest in that place.
 The second district of the Win, l. | ham County Sunday School associ n tion is to meet i'll DanieIson May ] k There are to be afternoon and evenii
 sessions.
 d Miss Jennie Williams was in Bostt r, Friday to see the parade of the "a, l. kee division, her brother, Harold. b r, ing a sergeant in the 1e3d Machi i, Gun battalion.
 Another boost was given the We
 come Home celebration fund for K I, lingly's service men when a social W [. held on Friday evening in the rooY Id Of the Ballouville Social club. @ A play entitled Spruce Cone al
 Punch Berry was presented in | - town hall Friday evening by the Car
 Fire Girls and was pronounced a su
 cess.
 The basketball fans are looking f
 something big tonight when the Tai
 vile and Milford teams meet here
 decide the second game of tn eseri
 i between them.
 At least 20 Boy Scouts will enser
 ble at Davis park this morning
 start oil hike to SquaW Rocks, o
 of the most picturesque localities
 this section of Connecticut.
 Members of Southbridge High scht
 basketball team came here Friday z
 ternoon to play a scheduled baSeb
 game with the Killingly High scht
 team. The game had to be postpon
 on account of the cold weather, but
 E;outh0ridge bows were invited to: