Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-17
DANIELSON.


 Rev. J., T- Edwards included at the Baptist church Sunday an announce ment that Mrs. Edwards will be in charge of social and entertainment planned to be held at the church on Tuesday evening of next week
 After an examination of an exhaust i've nature, Boston surgeons decided that Harry Young of Mechanic street, son of. R. s. Young. will not be re- quired to undergo an operation. as had been feared would be necessary. A hearing in the case of the state vs. Daniel Mu1eahey. Worcester, is scheduled to be heard in the town court today (Monday)' Mulcahey is charged with operating car that struck and injured Messrs. Elliott and Moran at Dayville on a night in Au- gust last. The Dayville young men were seriously injured. -s | In explaining relative to the differ enee in-e cost of an international money order purchased at the postoffiee here Eand the lesser expense of having a bank forward the same amount of money, Postmaster Raymond Allen 1 said Saturday that a person who holds la United States money order may de- mand gold in payment in England. and | the value of gold never f1uctuates. | Postmaster Allen admitted, however, that the fact that gold may be de- manded on a money order is not gen. eral1y known either here or abroad and that one usually takes what is offered in payment of an order. MT. Allen stated 1 that the rates now being asked at the postoffice are the same as have been in use for the past 12 years.
 The following order received here by Capt. r. O. Huntingdon of the State guard is of more than passing interest when considered in connection with the i turbulent times throughout the coun- | try:
 "The commanding general, Connecti- l cut State guard, will at once order out such number of the Connecticut State l guard as he may deem necessary tc lperform such duty as has been verbally indicated to him, and to retain them :! Il such duty so long as he shall deem necessary" &s
 The order is signed by Lucien F ! Burpee, president of the military l emergency board.
 The inspection and muster scheduled for Tuesday of this week has beer 1 postponed one week.
 A giant tree that was rent by light nirg during the past summer has beer reported as a menace by persons wht pass along the road from upper Alta. waugan crossing to Whites crossing in the town of Putnam. A large section or the tree has split off and is in dan ger of falling. l Rev. j. T. Edwards of sthe Baptis church will be in Willimantic toda! attending an associational meetin. called by the general board of promo i ton.
 Members of Leo J. E'Homne post American Legion, of Killingly. vii make a final effort between now ant Wednesday, when the charter closes to bring additional service men int lwbat is fast becoming one of th greatest organizations in the country Last chance to become charte
 member of Leo J. L'Homme post American Legion. Charter closes Wed II nesday night at the meeting ia Gallun' hall. Join now and save money. Sc
 Ira A. Warren. Henry E. Woisard o Lorin1er H. Dixon adv r A number of the men of. St. Allan } church will go to Norwich next Thurs , day evening to attend the dinner to b
 given at the Wauregan house in con ' nection with the promotion. of. the ma {. 1 tion-wide campaign. Rt. Rev. E, Cam
 nion heheson. suffragan bishop 0 Connecticut, is to be one of the speak lers.
 Rnnrnsertatives of various section of Kif1inelv gathered Saturday even
 ing nt the horne Of Mr and Mrs. FIenf lSpa1ding at erYl1th Kil1irely to atten , Ia hrsl1fng hoe and harves tsupper, tn ] FffHir rrovine very eniovahIe yf Just across the border, in the neigh
 boring town of Foster, women ar
 registering as voters; that they ma
 have the opportunity to vote in tn presidential election in November, 192t 5 Rhode Island has granted the right t . the women of that state, and this. re
 gardless of whether the constitutions amendment is effective at that time ) Those Rhode Island woman who wis : to vote in the next presidential electio , must register before Jan. next. ' Mrs. Clara Gilbert, wife of Frank F
 Gilbert, died at their home on Broa
 street early Sunday afternoon MT.
 Gilbert had been a great sufferer fo
 a number of years. She was tn ' daughter of MT. and Mrs. Munroe Car ) and had spent her life in DanielsoI + Mrs. Gilbert attended Killingly Hig
 school and before her illness had bee identified with social and fraternal or SanIZaIlOnS hefe. She leaves her 'huS
 band and two sons, Henry, a studer
 at Brown university. and Eric of Dan ielson.
 Mrs. Martin Burns and daughte
 Olive were visitors in Providence Sun
 day.
 The mercury dropped to IA degree
 above zero Sunday morning.
 MT. and Mrs. John MoGowan o
 Westerly slaen. Sunday here with rel
 atives.
 Miss Mary H. Sweet, sister of Mir
 Minnie Sweet Allen of Main street an
 Ernest c. Tatro of North Main stree
 were married at o'clock Saturda
 evening at the Congregational parson
 age by Rev. Walter B. Williams. Tn
 bride wore a suit Of blue, broadolot
 trimmed with seal and her hat was
 blue. MT. and Mrs. Tatro left durin
 the evening for thelr wedding tri1
 (which will take them to Montreal an Quebec. Upons their return they wi
 make their home in Danielsons for
 while before locating permanentl Mrs Tatro is a graduate of Killingl High school and a graduate nurse
 the Backus hospital at Norwich, whel
 she completed her course seven yeal
 ago, and has since lived a great part
 the time in that city. MT. Tatro is lrailroad fireman, employed by the ]
 Y, N. H. and H. R. R. Co. During u = war he saw service in France as ! 1f H. r