Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-11
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANELSON

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Rev. ]. T. Edwards of the Baptist
ing exercises at the Newton Theological
summary.
Henry A. McEwen, jewelr, has a spe-
cial announcement of interest in the ad-
vertising section of this page today
adv.
Earl, Young of New Haven has been
visiting with relatives in Danielson.
Don't fail to attend the Auction Sale
of Household Goods at the residence of
j. H Milligan, at the corner of Main
and Winter streets, Danielson, on Satur-
day, June u, at 100 o'clock p. m. Wit
ter Bros, auctioneers, office and sales
rooms No. AZ Main street, Danielson,
Conn.-adv.
Pupils of one Of the Weuragen schools
were at Wildwoo dpark all day Thursday
for their outing as class.
Rev. NJ. S. Stocking of the Methodist
church will preach the baccalaureate
serman to the members of the senar
class of Killingly High school their
relatives and many friends in the Con
gregational church Sunday evening.
Principal Ernest r. Warren was in
Worcester Thursday on business trip,
Local members of the Putnam Country
club are interested in the golf tourna-
ment that is schedule for Thursday and
Saturday Of next week.
Polish RESIDENT 1of Danielson Will offer
bonds of the Polish republic, which new
government, born out of the turmoil OF
the World war, is making valiant effort
to restore order in Eastern Europe. A
special committee is working in terri
tory made up of towns in this vicinity
The Lombard Hathaway circus came
to town Thursday and went away agar
without appeasing Danielson's appetite
for a real circus, something that hasn't
been seen here for years. Thursdays
show provided a nice little entertainment
but it didn't have the class to attract
the business nat is awaiting in this towr
of many people and fat pay envelopes fol
real honest to goodness old-time big
top show.
Attorney William j. MuIligan, member
of the board of supreme directors of thu
! knights of Columbus, chairman of thu
organizations overseas committee ant
! among the foremost members of the orde
| is coming to Danielson Sunday Afternoon
| as the guest of Rose of Lima council, K
of S. Attorney Mulligan is to speak a
| an open meeting to be held in the Or
pheum theatre and will devote his tim
| chiefly TO telling SOIIelllIlS OI IHS ire
mendous work done by the order in be
half of men who were in service in thl
! country on the oceans and overseas. H
is a splendid speaker, is intimately &C
quainted with the whole history of tn
order and especially SO with its wa
work, and local knights are delighte
over his coming to Danielson. Attorne
! Mulligan's home is in Thompsonvill
this seate.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Arnold, widow of Cyru
Arnold died Wednesday night at he
home at Hopkins Mills ten miles east c
here. Mrs. Arnold was born in tha
section of Rhode Island just over til
| Connecticut border and always had live
in Foster. She was "a years of age an
is the third mona genarian to die in tn
vicinity this week. Mrs. Arnold leave
4 no relatives nearer than nephews an
nieces.
The funeral of Jacob Pidge, 9S, wa
held Thursday from Dayville with fun
eral services at the First Congregation
church at South Killingly, where he lii
! ed for a great many years, The servit
was conducted by Rev, Walter B. Wi
liams pastor of the Westfeld Congregs
tional church at Dnaielson.
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