Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-01
DANIELSON

a special interest in honoring the sol | dier dead and the impressive exercises were witnessed by very large number l of people. Of the many hundreds who 1 in the exercises or were present as spectators there were few who did not feel a pang of regret when they looked upon the greatly reduced ranks of the G. A. R., veterans of a war that saved the nation. As the years go by the veterans of this great conflict are held in great veneration, and Mon days fine observance of Memorial day firmly established the fact that long af- ter the last of this brave host of '61 has passed to his reward the people of grateful nation will continue to pay trib- ute to their memory and the sacrifices made that this should remain a united nation.
 Memorial day meant having good time to fully as many of the people as those engaged in the time-honored ob- servances of this day. Many bent upon amusement motored to nearby cities and all of the baseball games and dances of the day drew large attendances. Many were at Wildwood park where dancing was the chief attraction.
 At the park this year the promenade about the dancing section of the pavilion has been screened off, and, it is stated,
 
 to be made.
 In observance of Memorial day there was a solemn high mass of requiem for the nations soldier dead, at St. James church Monday morning, when many ga- thered to attend the service.
 A. P. Woodward was a guest at the church country place in the town of Ash ford over Memorial day.
 The new high scale of wages recently announced is in effect today for thous- ands of mill operatives in this town and neighboring places.
 Miss Margaret Head spent Memorial day in Winsted motoring to that place from Norwich with a party of friends.
 A sensational break in the silk mar Het' is responsible for this remarkable offering by the Fabric Shop: We offer this morning large, choice and varied selection of the very highest grades o1 Georgette crepe and crepe de chine at $1.75 a yard-black, white, flesh, colors These goods are positively of the most select quality and have been selling at from S3.25 to $3.75 per yard. See win dow display today.-adv.
 A large number of people went from Danielson to Wauregan on Memorial day afternoon to witness the pageant at the Sacred Heart parish
 Landlord W. s. Brown of the Alta waugan hotel stated Memorial day that he is seeking help for the house in or der that the full service formerly main tained there may be resumed.
 The feast of Corpus Christi will be ob- served at St James church next Sun day. There will be the usual procession of the Blessed Sacrament and all the church societies will participate, as will the Knights of Columbus and the St John Baptist societies.
 Announcements that have been made fix the price of ice at 50 cents a hun dred for the retail trade in Danielson during the season that is now open This is much lower rate than Danielson had last summer. when an ice famine in this territory made it necessary to ship in | practically all of the ice that was used i here and fixed the price at S1 per hun 1 dred pounds Use of coupon books will make it possible for consumers to pur. chase ice at even less than 60 cents . hundred this year.
 J. F. Lewis of the Orpheum theatel was in Providence Monday on a bushes! trip.
 Many homes in Danielson were deco rated with flags on Memorial day, l practice that seems to be growing her. a sthe years go by
 ts Rose of Lima council. K of C., ha ] plans completed for a big field day {, be held on the Fourth of July at Phil | lips grove. on the north shore of Alex | anders lake.
 Mrs. John Reece of Norwich has bee, i the guest of relatives in Danielson
 Raymond A. Preston 0 f Providenc has been a visitor with his parents, Nil and Mrs Frank T. Preston.
 The mail Memorial day mornin | brought A nf irIy D., charest concern about a product that 1 being distributed by one of Danielson' manufacturing concerns, indicating tha this town will have its share in tn big foreign business awaiting the Unite , States in many parts of the world
 Work being done by forces of the 4 ! T. and T. company who h1ve been CT gagged in laying an underground cab through this territory since about th 7 first of the year is now very well ao vanced and will be completed herea bout :. in the near future. This cable come in from the town of Brooklyn and TUT eastward through South Killingly an over the Rhode Island line. It is a pal of the important New York-Boston tel; phone service of the long distance lin
 Steady progress is being made z Goodyear in preparing for the erectio of the new mill, which will be given big boost during the month that oper today by the Hunkin Conky compan, which is in charge of the constructio work. Crushed stone that is to entt
 into the concrete work is being take from ledges north of Goodyear.
 Joseph Lapelle is visiting here with h parents, Mir. and Mrs. John Lapelle.
 Rev. John F. Quinn of Poquonock h: been visiting relatives in Danielson, h parental home.
 Frank A. Stanner of Providence spel the holiday with friends in Danielson
 F. w Bassett spent the holiday perit with relatives in Providence.
 A session of the Killingly town cou will be held this morning to dispose
 cases developing since last Saturday.
 Open cars were run over the troll, line on Memorial day, adding anoth
 suggestion of the arrival of the slmm season to the many special features
 the day \
 The Misses Kslley of Providence we
 Memorial day guests of Mr and M,
 Mutty Bedard of the West Side.
 The police here find themselves bu
 at many times during the day prever
 ing motorists from driving past stan
 ing trolley cars, in violation of law tn
 many car owners seem incapable of 0
 serving.
 BROOKLYN