Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-16
DANELSON

 Miss Mildred Edna Mason, daughter l of Mr. and Mrs. Alton L. Mason, form erly of Danielson.
 l MT. and Mrs. l.. I. Ingalls, of the tor trip to Niagara Falls: They covered 1,1o5 miles on the trip which was delightful.
 l All living former pastors and curates are toSbe invited to attend the
 golden anniversary of the organiza- "a ton of St. James parish. to be ob- served here October 5. = Miss Anita Kennedy and Fred QuarrsIs of Boston have been guests of MT. and Mrs. Ransom Liner Henry B. Jameson of Pawtucket was a visitor with friends in Daniel son on Monday.
 The Danielson Building and Loan association has a meeting scheduled for this evening Homer Dixon and Howard Filling hast have metered the Connecticut Agricultural college at Storrs DanieIson manufacturing and bus mess interests would appreciate any arrangement that might be perfected
 by the trolley company under .which the express cars of the Rhode Island company would be brought back on their daily run to Danielson. instead of stopping at East kiil1nSly as at
 present. Herein is another case or ob-
 struction of traffic on an inter te
 
 the case of passengers. on the line be-
 tween Putnam and Webster. "A search for photograph of the old St. James church which form
 erly stood on the parish property on
 Winter street had been without satis-
 factory results up to Monday even
 ing, although it was believed that there were many pictures of this edi-
 fee, which was destroyed by fire a few years ago. in the hands of local people. A photograph is wanted Hn publication of the history of the par ish.
 They're off! The newly organized
 bowling league starts its campaign for honors this week, the Goodyear team playing The Bugs at the Ca sino on Monday evening. This even ing the match will be between the Danielson Cotton and the Connect cut Mills teams. Wednesday even ing will find the Ramb1ers lined up against Dayville. while on Thursday the Pick Ups will play Plainfeld and the Rustlers will try conclusions with the Pastimes. Shoales Smilers will round out the week by playing the Sparks the electrical workers team, on Friday evening.
 There is real enthusiasm and un limited amount of pep among the players and keen rivalry among the teams The rattle of their wooden artillery will be heard all through the cold weather season.
 in common with scores of the American Legions throughout the land the local organization is fhis week engaging in a drive for. new members The slogan of the Nation al organization is "One Million Mem bers," and it is felt that this magnif- cent enrolment can be speedily brought about if each local post goes into the drive with the same spirit and 1xy ed h Americans to a glorious victory over there.
 The American Legion starts its ne mbership~ drive with 550,oo0 mem large number. but four million men and women scattered through the United States are eligible for member ship. Here in Killingly' only a per have enrolled so far. so this week an appeal is being made to them to come into the fold.
 The officers and men of the newly formed post here are very anxious to make the killingly post one of the very finest in Eastern Connecticut. and theer is a possibility of getting nearly 400 members if all who are en- titled to membership will affiliate.
 Lieutenant Ira A Warren com mander of the local post is much in- terested in the drive and expresses the wish that the former service men will flock in as they focked to the colors when the call came in the spring of 1917.
 Joseph TetreauIt and PhiIias Teat- reault have been notified of the death l of their father. former resident of Danielson, at his home in New Bed | ford. The body is to be brought to Danielson for burial. A parish banquet will be one of the l of the golden anniversary ob- servance of St. James parish. which l now numbers nearly 5000 souls. An l accurate census of the parish is being at the present time. l
 Harold Horton, who managed the | Danielson basketball team last win ter, said Monday afternoon that he is arranging to organize another team of speedy players and that the promise 1 is for some lively ga nhresesh is for some lively games here as soon l IS the season is opened.
 The new trolley crews. outfitted 1 with caps and other appurtenances for | ,hei rcalling. now appear like old tim hey were well pleased with the ar 1 rangement, Hder which their runs | are heightened out to take them as l far north as the Massac chusetts line l
 There has been a general cleaning | ID of the placards that were object | ed to by Chief John Mcfarland of the | police and poles and shade trees l about town are quite free from the 1 1iSnSurlhg announcements
 4 number of Danielson people went | Q Springfield Monday for the open ng of the Eastern States Exposition.
 A big reserve of water is accumu- ating in streams, ponds and reservoirs n this section. The continued rains lave caused reservoirs at East Kill ngly to gain perceptably and the rfv- IT levels are much higher than is usual tt this time of year.
 F. E. Cunneen has planned to open 1. lis new store at Putnam during the coming week.
 W. W. Wheat1ey of New London vas a recent visitor at his home in )anielson.
 Miss Emma Filling and Luther Pill ng will leave today for New York his week of their niece, Miss Eliza 'eth Filling. who has a number of friends in Danielson. where she has many times been a guest at the Pill ng home.
 Mrs Joseph Fosarty of ProvidencaI