Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-13
DANIELSON

Mrs. Milton A. Shumway will head the Danielson committee that will direct the effort here to obtain an impressive Thanksgiving offering for the Day-kim- ball hospital of Putnam. In this year of building and expansion and furnishing at the hospita, there is greater need than ever of money for the institution.
 Mrs. Shaumway said on Friday that she hopes to arrange for a house to house canvass in order that all may be reached who may desire to contribute to such a very worthy cause and in order that the need of funds for the institution may be explained in detail if that be necessary.
 Danielson, as well as all of Killingly, looks to the hospital at Putnam many times each year for aid of the stricken. This this aid may invariably be depended upon his been demonstrated many times in the past as undoubtedly will be the unvarying rule in the future.
 By way of appreciation Danielson peo- pie are to be asked by Danielson women 10 give literally to this indispensable in stitution, that it's works may neither be hanpered or restricted through lack of funds.
 The town of Killingly has recognized the great service that the hospital rem ders and each year makes an appropri- ation for a free bed at the institution. Killingiy's manufacturers have been very liberal contributors toward the fund for erecting the new overlook, which is now nearing completion, though lack of funds has retarded the work.
 NC-cUTnes the individuals opportunity to give in the name of Danielson and Mrs. Shumway is hopeful that at this time of nationwide Thanksgiving for hn t.1 Nts11 hA membered here more generously thap ever has been the case in the past. Con tributions may be sent direct to Mrs Shumway. Gifts of fruits, vegetables and preserves for the hospital also will be welcomed at this time.
 No fauIt rested upon local distribu- tors of The Bulletin Friday because of failure of the delivery of copies of the paper to scores of subscribers. One large bundle of Bulletins consigned tc John NJ Dove went sstray en route to Danielson. so upwards of 100 of his sub scribers were left without copies, all though all available extra ones were ob tained as soon as possible from the office at Norwich This explanation is made by way of relieving the local distributors ot inc paper from responsibility for failure Co deliver copies 10 all subscribers.
 At the morning service at the MethO dist church Sunday, Roger s. Guptill is 10 deliver the sermon and at 11:45 vii give an address on Gospel work in Africa and this talk will he Illustrated by many beautiful views taken in the Belgian Congo.
 Al a meeting Of church school workers held al the Baptist church Friday even- ing a report on the recent convention O. Sunday scnool workers was given.
 Friday morning brought a temperature sf IS degrees above zero to Danieson the lowest temperature record made sc far this season in this vicinity. Many householders will note in their diaries that the day marked the beginning of the us' of their heaters for the season.
 AnnOuncem is made that Rev. ana Mrs Leonidas Spalding are en route tc China. where they are to engage in mis s.onary work for the Adventist denomi- nation. having sailed from San Francisco on the Pacific Mall steamship China or November 1. Mir. Spalding is son o Mir. and Mrs. Henry Spalding of Soutl Eillingly, is a graduate of Killingly higl