Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-10
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
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Sidney P. Marland of the Welcomel Home minstrel organlzation said Fri day afternoon that he expects the nnad accounting will show a profit of about s500 from the venture. All this money will go toward meeting the expenses of next Friay's big celebration. Rev. I. A. Marsland, representing the New York Tribune's fresh air fund, will be at the town clerks office here next Monday to meet women of this town who are interested in this impor- tant wofk-the bringing of New York children out into the country for a two weeks stay during the summer season.
 Arthur J. Benedict will give an ad- dress covering his work as a missfon- ary stationed at Tombstone, Ariz., at the Congregational church Sunday evening.
 In conjunction with the baseball games that the Connecticut Mills team has arranged here for Memorial day, q new double floor is being laid at the dancing pavilion at the athletic field, so there will be an extra attraction for the fair sex to see the games. The opposing team will be the St. Mary's of Jewett City.
 J. Carl Witter was in Willimantic Friday to conduct an important auc- tion sale at the Leonard stables.
 Miss Dorothy Day, daughter of Wal graduated as a nurse from St. Luke's hospital, New York. Miss Day for merly was q teacher in Killingly.
 The executive committee of the
 Brooklyn fire district for the current
 year is made up of J. r. Gardner. H.
 J. Burbank and Arnold Wild. E. c.
 Babson is the clerk and treasurer and
 F. M. Bedard the tax collector and Benjamin Clark the auditor.
 McGregor post. G. A. R.. has plans for Memorial day well advanced. The arrangement of the program will be
 much after the order of other years. The newest boost in telephone rates IS met here with deep resentment Persons who haven't been inclined tc complain over other advances in rental and toll line rates are up in arms Compager with the advance in wages to employees, which is the basis for this new advance, the amount of the jumI l is regarded as little less than a goug- | ing of the subscribers good money | The Danielson division, according tt l the directories available for everyone 1 has more than 300 subscribers.
 It is not believed that the most ar. ] dent supporters of the telephone com
 pany, which all will admit has beer i subjected to certain Burlesoniza tior l processes, will submit that the total o | the newest increase in revenue iron rentals in the Danielson division-ar l excess of $500 each month-is goinf to the employees of this division. It i assumed that each division of tn, state has stations enough to cover tn cost of recent advances to operator and other employees. The employees, st 1 far as the general public can learn takin gthe new rates in Massa chusett
 a sa basis. are not getting only a frae
 tion of the increased revenue from tn newest jumping of the rental rate. i Danielson has reached the end of 1t patience with this constant advancin! of rates, and there is a demand her I for such action as has been taken ii other states for the protection of peo I pie who must use the service to ade T quately pretect their business. Tall was heard on Friday of bringing tn |, matter to the attention of the publi
 utilities commission. This is fegarde ! as the only method of getting an T prospect of satisfaction, for it is re Li garded as hopeless to talk with tele | phone officials. That has been trie
 here before. on numerous occasion.
 and without any benencial result tha l liuDIcSSeU III
 Sunday services at the Baptis church will be of special interest. 4 } the II a. m. service the pastor wi Il speak on the subject Mother and th Home. Arthur Hannay of New Lon don will sing. The church school wi , meet at 12.15. at which time specis 7 attention will be paid to the mother Mr Hannay will also sing during tlli service. AS Putnam is leading in tn
 contest, this is the day to show Put , nam how Danielson can rally in tn
 finish and come out a winner. At tn tis D. m. service Raymond Preston wi speak on The Aftermath of Victory i, Europe. Mir. Preston was in tn American ambulance service and wi
 i have most interesting story to tel t The music at this service will be patrl Il otic. Miss Stanton wtIl play a fan . taSia on the national airs of the allie l i Mrs. Frost will sing Taps and M Winsiow will sing The American
 Come.
 1 Special services have been arrange
 i for Sunday at the Methodist Episcop: church in observance of Mothers da | Rev. M. S. Stocking, the pastor, ar nounced Friday afternoon. The morr e ing service will be at 10.s0 o'clock I'll . Sunday school, the classes of whic :. for all ages. afford abundant oppol y tur1ity for study and discussion, wi meet at 12 o'clock. The Junior EI worth league meeting will be at
 o'clock and the Epworth league devt 5 tional service. led by Sidney Perry. l. o'clock. At o'clock patriotic mee e ing for men will be held. Popul; $ congregation, directed by A. P. Burr = and assisted by his splendid choi
 Several minutemen and the pastor VI C speak briefly at this service. I'll
 Patriotism of the Church will be u d subject.
 al All mills and places of business " Danielson will close at noon next Fr day to permit as large number of u = townspeople as is possible to assist ID the official Welcome Home eelebratit V for Ki1lingiy's soldiers and sailor 7 Provision has been made. however. ,s, provide refreshment for the thousan ' who are expected to come here. IT :. dedication of Killingly's honor TO
 which will be erected on Davis par
 will also be made a feature of ne
 Fridays celebration. This ornament Ivi memorial was purchased at cost .ir $500 by vote of the town of Killing s- and it will bear each of the hundre l. of names of the men who went in
 the service.
 ,el Buy your flags early. All sizes a e-i prices at the Keystone Store.-adv. olI More than a thousand persons vi
 tied the Victory Loan train while Id was in Danielson from six until nj CT o'clock Friday evening. Before t ,n train was opened for inspection fo l. speakers urged the people to buy Vi
 tory bonds. These speakers we w Capt. F. E. Withee. and Corp. Ewi
 w. Davis, Capt. Daniel Owen. t. nadian flyer who was in a Germ la nrison .car1,n and Private Frink of [