Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-09
DANIELSON

3btain. details CT the death in France !
# Nicholas Papalymberris, who died |
# wounds in October. lie was a |
member of the 18th infantry.
Mrs. Addie c. hyde, formerly mas
ter of Brooklyn grange. was at Nor
vich Wednesday evening to install the
newly elected officers of Norwich
grange.
Cosmer S. Young and \. Lorne
1reig, Killingly's representatives., were
Hartford FOR the opening of the
@islature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Reach are
i'll at their home on Cottage street.
Mr. Reach being now so improved as
to be able to be about his home.
Thomas Gilichant. who has been n
the army service. has been mustered
out and has returned to his home here.
J.. F. Gardner, Jr., was reelected
president of the Bohemian club and
y. P. Woodward secretary treasurer.
the executive committee also being
made NJ as last year with W. NJ.
Franklin as chairman.
Judge Sabin S. Russell is in Hart
nd for the opening of the legislative
ession during which he is to be the
cnGrossing clerk.
Careful estimates of what they
probably will do when the question
ones up for vote indicate. that the
majority of the representatives from
the Is towns of Windham county will
vote in favor Of q prohibition amend
mant. This is not cheering news. for
he VESTS but they take it for grant
ed that this is what is going to hap
pen. What will happen thereafter is,
OF course, something else again. as
Abe says.
Mrs. w p Reach will have the
members Of the Mothers club at her
home for a meeting this afternoon.
\ number of Danielson people will
be in Willimantic Friday for the open
inc OF the January term of the su-
IeriOr court, criminal side. 4 number
o" prisoners who are being held for
trial at the Jail in Brooklyn will be
taken to Wilimantic
Quinebaug lodge of Odd Fellows shas
elected the following officers for the
i ensuing term: Noble grand, Arnold
/ Slater: secretary, Kenneth Niche;
treasurer. Winthrop Short.
| These and the appointive officers are
10 be installed in the near future by
District Deputy Fred D. Card anG
suite of Israel Putnam lodge. Put
nam.
At ST. Joseph's church in DayviIl.
| Wednesday morning Rev. Ignatius
host was celebrant of a high mass O
! rcuiem at the funeral of James Ian
non, 46, who has been a resident a
Watertown, Mass. hut who died in
| Boston hospital. He formerly liveC
on one of the farm places to the nortt
Of AleXander's lake, on the Cotton
bridge road. Mr. Lannon leaves hi
wife and three children. The bear
ers were William Campbell Patricl
Riley, Andrew Corrigan. Frank Noon
James Herman, ST.. and James Kier
nan, Jr. Bu:-~ was in st. Josejh'
cemetery. Louis E. Kennedy was tn
funeral director.
| There is a feeling here that anothe
drive should be made during this ses
sion of the legislature for an appro
priation to be used for the erection @
a state tuberculosis sanatorium. sue
as other counties in Connecticut hav
had for number of years. Connec
. ticut is now free of debt and in pc
sition to do for eastern Windhar
county something that badly needs t
be done
The nature of the employment c
1 ! tLlO tl'oS"IlNH VI pGORIt III w lIlundi
county towns hereabouts >is of such
nature as to invite a physical condi
ton making them easily susceptible
to diseases of u pulmonary natur
and, as was pointed out to commit
tee of the Legislature of 1917, man
valuable lives might be saved if
SanatOrium were established IL III
. section of the state.
A free site for such a building ha
been offered on high ground to tt
5 east of Danielson.
Under date of December 7, "Alon
- the Moselle" Charles f. Foley, WI
is overseas with a hospital unit, hs
s written an interesting letter to h
: mother, Mrs. John W. Foley of Elm
vile.
He says in part: I guess I'll sper
my birthday in Germany, but we al
Y waiting for the time when they w
\ | say Go Home Well. mother, 1 a
sending you a postcard of a churC
Y that was blown to pieces by one
: the German guns, and you can St
the crucifiX is still standing 1t is OF
Of the many l have seen while
France. l have two German helme
and tell father I have also a Germs
gun for him, so he will be all set f
4 the Home Guard when 1 get back. 1
: send them soon.
one don't mind being "over here
h as we are seeing some new place {
n OF the time. We were the first fie
hospital to arrive in Germany. I ha
c seen some great country ir the la
= few weeks. We are travelling near
all of the time, day and night. Y
- put up hospital and then move
and another hospital company NOV
s in and takes our pace. At the pre-
ent we are stationed at Trier. We lie
d france and went to Mont Sac l SUI
pose you read of the big drive Il
4 Americans made there. Later we we
II to Luxembourg Esch. We stay,
there few days and were bilIeted
o the high school. I wish you could s
some of the towns we passed throu:
s on our travels in the war zone-n
house left standing. I wish =
r could see how the Germans look at
e when we pass through one of the
towns or cities hurt them I am wri
Y ing this letter at a station along I
!. Moselle river. We are on our way
g.; COblenz.
Y, The other day we were in a to7
- that the Germans had left only a f
=; hours before. We were coming
right back of them and at times ,
a had to wait, so as not to pass then