Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-28
DANIELSON

| 0oln COaSI ArIlllery, VINO WAS wound
ed and later transferred TO another
| regiment, has arrived at his home
here.
1 j. Carl Witter and Walter E. Ships
pee will be at Camp Devens today
(Tuesday) to attend sale of gov
eminent horses and mules, many of
which are being brought into this sec
ton.
While marching through the streets
| Of Brest Lorimer Dixon heard his
name called and was surprised to
learn that he was being hailed by
Harold F. Glendining, also of Daniel
son, but in another branch of the
service.
Philip Roberge. D. S. c., who is at
Camp May, n. j., expects to be mus
tered out of the service this week and
to return to his home in Danielson.
He has been receiving treatment at
government hospital.
1t is taken for granted that the ap-
pearance in Mondays official casual
ty list of Harold Beckley, severely
wounded, is with reference to an in
jury he received in action months
ago.
Next Sunday will be the feast OF
the Publication. 1t also will be
Ground Hog day-which this year
may be watched for sign as to
| "HetHef winter is TO peSln.
Teller B. F, Dawson, of the Dan
ielson Trust company, is recovering
from an attack of illness that has
kept him off duty for nearly u week.
| George G. Moss of Pawtucket was
a visitor with friends in Danielson
Monday.
Letters AMI telephone messages re-
ceived from Danie1son boys of the
Seth Coast Artillery who are at Fort
IL, 1H,,sx.
charges will begin to be received to-
day (TueA1ay) and that most of the
local boys expect to be home by the
end of this week
Back 10 Hartford for the legislators
today-for a week of business that
may have a great bearing on the flu
ture political aspirations of not a
few of them!
In the town court Edward Graham
pleaded guilty to having operated two
| different motor vehicles under one
! registration number. He was fined
SIC and costs, which he paid
What should prove one Of the
greatest basketball games of the year
is scheduled for Danielson tomorrow
evening, when the Willimantic y NJ.
&c A team will be here to play the
town team for the championship of
eastern Connecticut.
Tonight brings the special town
meeting which will consider matters
pertaining to the appointment of an
honor roll committee and relative TO
arranging a fitting reception for Nil
lingly's men who have been in the
service. 1t is meeting that The Sc
lectmen are anxious should be we'll
attended, for its purpose is TO deal
! exclusively with honoring scores OF
killingly's young men who have made
records of which people of the town
always will he proud. IN official
quarters it is considered the duty OF
every patriotic citizen to attend-tc
show that he is interested il the ser
vice men and what they have done
TFeir record is unblemished and is q
glory to Kilingly.
= r. j. Caldwell, of the Connection
Mills company, is en- route over sea;
AZ head of tie department of labos's
d economic commission appointed 10
S. make a survey of industrial condi-
or lions abroad, particularly in tie new
democracies of middle Europe. Tbs
is party sailed on the Lapland, vesse
l. on which Captain r. P. Todd NJ. D.
was an army physician during the
Of war.
n The commission is recruited from
various sections of the country.
n Mr.. Caldwell declared at IL dinner
given in New York just before til,
Is commissions departure, this dinner
given in his honor by friends ant
t. business associates, that tine way fol
: America to do her part in turning
lie back the hordes of Bolshevisin is q
aid the new democracies." This coun
m try should be willing. he said, II
at spend for the construction of peace a
Id much as for the destruction OF war
l. Mr.. Caldwell is one OF the princi
cal officials of the Connecticut Mil
Id company, one of the best known tir
re fabric manufacturing concerns in tn
United States. Here in Danielson h
lg has demonstrated his constructive
genius in an impressive way, bcin
one of the chef factors n tho es
adjustment and development OF on
of the finest industries in caster.
tn Connecticut.
tn He is a man of broad vision, 1ibera
ld | sympathetic and, Withal. human dy
namo-and sure to accomplish re
m suits for this government as the hea
of an important commission.
h Dancing school and social tonigh
We 40 p. m, Gallup hall. n. II. Levy
Inst.-adV.
rs Mrs. Marinda C. Butler Robinson, i
charge of the Killingly campaign 10
l. members of the Wonans board of tn
81 Day kimball hospital of Putnam, an
"' nOunced her committees Monday If
:, ternoon as follows, for canvassing
4 | this town: Danielson. Mrs. Isabel
Waldo, Mrs. James NJ. Paine, Mr.
Esther Jacobs Mrs. F. .. Armingto,
Mrs John Moran, Miss Grace SraId
a. ing, Miss Agnes Jacobs, Miss HAITI
81 Codding, Mrs. Joseph Bodo, Mrs. Mi
~ ton S. Warren, Mrs. Mary Bedart
1N Goodyear, Mrs. Robert W. Boys; Day
vile, Mrs. A. TAFT Hope: Attawauga
= Mrs. John Matthew: Ballouvitle Mi.
Margaret Mcconnell. East Kiiingl
Mrs. Arnold Rich; South KilIingl
Mrs. Percy Bliven.
Delegates representing the town
of Killingly, Putnam. Pomfret an
Thompson ans the various commJ
mites thereof will meet this afternoc
at the office of Town Clerk Frank
Preston in the town hall building he.
t. discuss plans for the formation
a district that will pool its effor
and its funds for making a sign
success of the Girls clubs that it
proposed to organize in the towns az
their villages.
If the plans now in mind work O.
as successfully as it may be hop
they will, $4,000 will be raised. a,
the great part of this fund used
meeting the expense of having a q
rector's services for the clubs for
period of one year The clubs a
being organized as a part Of the Or
gramme arranged by the state coun
of defence.
Newt IyeelZ thare ic ~ Is. g., 49,.