Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-08
DANIELSON

aaipn MeuJlleG. VINO mas neen IN the
army service in Texas, returned to his
home here.
The Bohemian clubs annual tour
nament among its own members will Il
be inaugurated next Thursday even
ing Pool. billiard. whist arc pinochle
will be played.
Henry c. Pennett Of Now London
visited with friends in Danieison, Fri
day
Judge W. +. Woodward held a SEES
sion of the town court Friday morn
ing, disposing of two cases
| At Goodyear next Tuesday evening,
Miss Myra Smith will speak at
meeting called to consider the forna-
| ton of a Girls club.
i Mrs, Ellen Codding will have the |
members of the W. c. 7. L. at her |
home for ameeting next TUESDAY aft |
| ernoon.
Rev, William Frying ot wauregan
! will preach at the services at the !
| Corgrega tional church Sunday morn
! ing.
In appreciation Of TIE service he has
rendered his country, Lucian Lambert,
4 who recently returned from overseas
has been presented beautiful watch
and gold chain by McEwen and Cha
pin. his former employers.
An interested audience heard Ser
seant Major Franklyn Leslie. an
| American. who fought with the Cana
dian forces. tell of his experiences
| over there at a lecture in the state
armory Friday evening
Two little girls both under three
who were abandoned by their moth
err who has heen living in Dayville,
are at the Killinglv town farm 1t
was said Friday that The children
likely will be sent to the ChiIdren's
Home. in thu town OF Putnam.
On his sixty sixth birthday, Thurs
day Rev Clarence H. Barrier former
w pastor p the Westficid Congrega-
tional church. was showernd with post
cards and WIS presented with flowers
and a number of other gifts.
The Hoyt Musical company show
pleased many at the Orrherm theatre
Friday. The company includes two
good comedians and several good sing
erS.
Housewives are rejoicing over the
much lower prices prevailing for fresh
eggs and creamery butter. One farm
dozen in Danielson, Friday and butter
has droDped to SO and SO cents per
pound at soHle stores.
Jennings KilIian, U. 5. Marines, has
heen transferred from Paris Island s.
z. where he has been il training for
months. 10 NV London, where q force
# the Devil Dogs are en- duty and
0f constant Interest to the population
IS the class Of Uncle Saus army
IN several store windows in the
| business section there are displays
Of souvenirs brought to Danielson by
| boys rncnntlv returned from France.
| These display are of great interest to
| the general public and they are con-
| stantly under inspection.
William H. Putnam, Hartford, form
erly of Do1ieison has. as state chair
man of the next Liberty loan cam
paign, advanced his plans to the point
where they : wv what vii he done to
put Connecticut over the tor with the
same wide margin that was the rule in
previous loan drives. The sale of the
Victory bonds will close in April.
If any per6~n resider. IN eastern
| Connecticut or o+her tarr.tcry con-
tieuo'7 70 it has bass drum con-
! oe1laa ag0ut his person he can clear
w : veA,,'g mystery and relieve the
nervous strain under which num-
| her of Goodyear people are living by
getting it back to its Own home town
as quickly as possible. That drum
surely is sadly missed.
One night recently the GOODYEAR
Singing orchestra was heading south
to play for dance when tho automo-
bile that WAS conveying them went
dead" The musicians were anxious
to get where they We're scing so hail
ed a Ford that came along and were
obiigin~,[ taken aboard. The drum
was tied ONO the side Of the car
These happenings were within The
borders Of the town OF I!ainf1eid. Ar.
rived at the dance nall the musician
that We're in that particular car piled
out. carefully searched the Inferior o
| the tonneau to see that thew had lief
nothing incl2ded in their belongings
and hurried into the hail. This was a
Wauregan.
Inside the hall it was discovered
that the drum bad beer forgotten-
and when someVno went out to get i
the Ford had disappeared. Also tn
bass drum. That drum Is still miss
ing. 1t is possible that the Forc
and driver are also Included in tn
missing list.
There are q million eHesses as +.
what may have happened. Among tn
gueSscS is the one thai somehow o
other that Portland its driver-go
inside the dunn and that the impris
oned machine and its director ar
madlv continuing to race around il
interior, with no way CT getting out
There may BE a chance that the drum
has been pressed into sn"v'ce to re
mace 4, blown tire. lFlYhe tina
drum has been transformed into
depth bomb. against the coming of til
next war. but at any rate it's miss
ing-and GOODYEAR mourns. All effor
to learn who the driver of that For
is has failed.
There will be a conside-abie deruc
ton in the amount of money paid on
in cotton mills in Killingly. under tn
- change from the 81 70 the 49-hou
schedule thai becomes effective nez
&c Monday, but the operatives. as a Who'll
seemed pleased over eating shorte
- working hours by the voluntary actio
~ of the mill owners. Tho less in pa
rs' will not be heavy for al individual or
erative. but in the aggregate. wher
~, many hundreds of workers are cor
'0i cerred, will amount to considerable
49, One veteran mill operative, a ma
rs whose hair is now white. seemed par
y. ticularly pleased with tj3e shortt
he hours as he discussed their comm
:, Friday 'Whcn T first vert in th
gu mill as a boy. more than A. years ag
I worked - hour week I can't in
agine doing such a thing now and
am glad that we have got or the eigt
hour basis at last. even though it wi
of make a small decrease in my pay eac
- week"
" The Waurcgan- cono7ny has give
1e, fba g o1r, ,