Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-22
DANIELSON

Mrs. W. J Craig. of Winter street, will have the members of the Ladies' Reading Circle at her home for a meeting Monday afternoon.
 Daniel Doyle, a local young man who served overseas with the 3eth di- vision, was injured when he fell from a pole while working as hneman at Bridgeport.
 Rev. and Mrs. Theedors Elshsr, evangelists. are to open series of evangelistic meetings at the Pentecos- tai church Sunday.
 Charles Morin. who is engaged in business at Apponaug, R. l., returned 10 his home in that place Friday af- ter a visit at his home here.
 N. A. Witter returned to Provi- dence Friday after visiting in Daniel son.
 The Billy Hall Musical Comedy Company supplied a pleasing enter Friday evening.
 Members of the W. c. T, U. held q food sale at Gallup and Lindner's or Friday afternoon.
 Attorney E, l.. Darbie will spend Sunday with friends in Hartford.
 State Policeman Howard Elliott ot Hartford was Q visitor in Danielson or Friday.
 p. E. Call, evangelist, of Boston, is to speak at the Congregational church Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
 4 special town meeting will pass upon tho matter of disseminating a Tight of way near the plant of the River Weaving company. at the head of Water street.
 The recording thermometer al WoodTard's showed an early morning temperature of 10 above zero Friday the coldest 30 far this season.
 Rev. Marvin s. Stocking, of the Methodist church. will be the speaker at the union Thanksgiving service tc ba held at tho Baptist church next Thursday afternoon at { o'clock.
 The engagement of Miss Edith Rich ardson to Joseph Krivenac of Good year has been announced.
 Supt. Raymond E. Allen of tho Bap- fist Sunday school is to give a report & ;he recent State Sunday sehooI Unyent:on at the o'clock service al Inc CaICn Baptist church in East Kill hngly Sunday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Aldrich oi East ISlllingly will have members oi the Seventh Day Adventists at theii houe fer services this afternoon.
 John Frederick Reed, eeiorsd, e7 died at the Killingly town farm MT Reed for years lived in a home at the corner Of Main and Stearns street ant was employed by the Jacobs Manu. featuring company. He was born ir Sterling, Mass. The body was taker In charge by Undertaken L. F. Kenne. dy.
 
 There will be an inpressiv, Thanksgiving day service at St James church at which a large per eentase of the young men of thu church will Do present. The events o the day will include the dedication o the memorial that this church hal planned in honor Of the i5e young mel who were in the service.
 Since the trolley service betwes, Moosup and Central Village has beei curtailed many residents of thos places find the bus line operating be tween points in PIainfield and Killing ly great convenience.
 Leo J. L'Homme post, American Ie zion. has named recruiting commit tee that will seek additional member from among the ex-service men in tn various parts of the town of Killingly All sections of tho town are repre- Sented on the committee. KillinEiy ha more than 900 service men and if the, can be recruited will make a splendi post.
 Though reserve coal supplies of th big manufacturing concerns In Kil lingly are steadily dwindling. it wa stated Friday that none of them wi be likely to close on account of th coal strike, unless it is long draw out Some of the mills have sufiicier coal 10 keen their plants operating un til well toward spring. Others have supply sufficient 10 take them alon until at least the first of the year.
 Eggs at t1.10 a dozen in som places in this vicinity sets ne, high record. An answer to the hig prices for many things that go to fee the nation has been found hereabou; as elsewhere abandoned farms, which there are many in towns in tn part of tho state. Farmeis say ths it is almost impossible to get sufficier help 10 run the farms, wages offere in many other lines of endearor bein so attractive.
 Kliingly has been getting muc valuable publicity of late through put lication in many papers in Connectic, and many trade papers of stories expansion plans by local manufactu, Ing concerns. If Danielson only ha a idle factory building today it woul have an excellent opportunity to s, t-<1 . t. l.