Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-15
DANIELSON

Ralph Rogers, who has been over seas as a member of the medical | corps of the U. $. army, has been vis- | itiug with friends here. Mir. Rog- CTS formerly was an accountant at the plant of the Danielson Cotton Con- l pany. He is to locate in Boston.
 Publicity pays! MT. and Mrs. Ed ward Wood of Blue River, F. O., are in Danielson to see the big Welcome Home celebration on Friday. Mf. Wood is located in the northernmost parts of the province of Quebec. He is store manager for the Blue River Lum- Der company. A few days ago heI read in the Danielson news of The Norwich Bulletin of the big celebra- tion to be arranged in honor of Kill ingly's service men and to his wife he said Let's Col" The decision was ar- rived at late last Saturday afternoon. They caught a train at Il D. m., and travelled until Tuesday to get here. The cost for their railroad tickets alone was more than s100. but that is mere incident to couple that has not been back to the old home town for three years.
 MT. Wood said Wednesday that he had been a Bulletin reader for years and that the paper comes regularly to him in the out of the-way part of the world where he is stationed. There was two feet of snow in the woods about the center where MT. Wood was located when he left there last Saturday night. The Centenary financial campaign which the local Methodists have open ed has gotten away to a good start. Rev. M. s. Stocking announced on i Wednesday that at the meeting Tues | day evening to complete the organ 1 ization that is to direct the drive Chairman Nathan D. Prince proposed | that the team members give the cam paign a good start by making their l own subscriptions. The response was both cordial and liberal and s3,- i 32S.20 was pledged, this being more than one-third of the total apportion- l ment of $9,215 that has been assigned to ! Danielson. With this splendid start, | quick and complete victory is expected l when the drive opens next Sunday. It | is reported that more than s40,000, 900 l has already been subscribed toward the l total of Sl20, 0,000,000 to be raised dur 1 ing the week of May IS, to re- enforce | and extend missionary work at home l and abroad and for war reconstruction
 work educational endeavor and benev- | olent enterprises.
 l IL was announced "Wednesday that | Fridays big events are scheduled as 1 follows: At 2.30 o'clock the automo- l bile parade will start from North | Main street and proceed southward l through the business section and over ] to the West Side as far as Day street 1 countermarching there and coming
 back to the junction of Main and 1 Franklin streets, where it will join the main parade.
 ! The main parade will get underway | at North Main street promptly at 2.45 1 D. m. and4Will come down through the II business section.
 !! A feature of the parade will be the | reviewing of it, on Broad street, by l the service men in whose honor ii | was arranged.
 At 415 D. m. at the soldiers plot at
 Davis Park will take place the dedi-
 cation of the honor roll to Killingly's
 service men. This ceremony will be
 brief. t-It impressive. A united band
 made up of nearly 200 musicians from all the musical organizations that vii
 be in the parade will play The Star
 Sp0ngled Banner.
 From the disbanding of the parade until 2 ?. nl.. there will be continuous
 concerts. different bands participat- ! ing. at the bandstand on Davis par At 6 n. m. comes the banquet to the
 service men.
 At 8 o'clock opening of the grand
 concert and ball at the state armory
 Chairman r. E. Cunneen requested or
 Wednesday that publicity again be given to the fact that admission tC
 the concert and ball is free Nc
 gown will be too elaborate to wear ir
 honor of the men who fought in thu name of Killingly, nor need anyone re.
 main away for fear that the ball vii be dress affair. It is for everyonv
 and the invitation is general. Tht
 occasion is one of the happiest er
 Killingly's history.
 The Danielson Farmers Exchange Inc, has been organized here, undel Chapter 190, Revision of 1918, of tn, general statutes. The association ha!
 taken steps to procure a charter un.
 der which it will be set forth tha
 they are organized for buying, selling i exchange. storage, shipping and pre- 1 pairing for markets all kinds of agfi ] cultural products and produce, mer. l chandise and mercantile requirements
 The charter has been made sufficient ly broad to permit of expansion O
 any immediate plans of the incorpor
 ators.
 - The stock is to be divided into 50'
 shares of S10 each-a total of s5,00 1