Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-06
DANIELSON

triumphant victory two years ago. The idea was taken favorably by a number of business men on Friday it vast indi- cated by interviews. Members of Leo J. L'Homme post, American Legion, are making plans for the proper observance of the day.
 Members of the Civic federation held a meeting Friday afternoon in the new health station rooms in the town hall building. Those of the members who had not previously inspected the nicely | fitted quarters were delightfully."- sur prised with what they saw and apprecia- tive of the effort that has been made to make available such attractive quar- l ters.
 1 The Social club has been organized | here by young women and the following i officers have been elected: President, Miss Louise Gallichant; vice president Lena Roberge; secretary, Marioda Champagne treasurer, Cora Lariviere; 1; counsellors. Mrs. L. J. Morin, Mrs. John E. Lucas Mrs. Pierre Boulaine. Mrs. entertainment committee, Marie Jean Eva Bodo.
 | The club is to have quarters in the Bodo building on Main street. | AL Soubl f nllHsiy VbHh zAcH | club has been organized and the follow ing officers, who will serve until January, 1 have been elected: President, Francis 1 Ducat; Stephen Young, vice president; ; William Ducat, secretary; Frank Davis. treasurer. The club is to hold weekly meetings and among other things has planned to include in its early. work the study of steam and gasoline engines. Special prices today on food product, l ipDI law I ay,i1l ot the druggist, the Rexall store.--adv. The body of EIEear BIancheete, 4s, who was almost instantly killed when a grindstone burst, Piece of it striking him, Thursday evening, was removed to his home on Dyer street Friday after noon from the undertaking rooms of L. E. Kennedy. Mir Blanchette's death came as a decided shock to his many friends here.
 It is announced that the Asceptic Pro- ducts company plant at East KillingIy is to close for a time During the period in which operations are suspended al terations and additions will be made to the plant. which has been doing a splen- did business for several years.
 Until after next Monday evenings special town meeting it is not likely that definite plans can be made for the ab-
  tice day. The local post of the American Il legion is not in a position to finance the undertaking but it is clearly indicated that the citizens of the borough are still ; sufficiently patriotic to give literally to ward the observance of an event tha brought extraordinary joy to the natior . two years ago. It is hoped that next Thursdays observance will include a bi, parade in which organizations and citi zens will participate with the servic men.
 Beautiful, large chrysanthemums ir l lwhite, pink and yellow, 35 cents each a . Bretschneiders, Mechanic street, today adv.
 No better time than now to have you fruit trees pruned and shade trees trim o med. Write ictoVr Perreault, Daniel . son, for propmt and efficient work-ad, T. Joel C. Richmond of Newport was s visitor with friends in Danielson on Fr ;. day.
 Odd Fellows organizations of Danie <, son will unite in giving a concert anC ~ ball here at an early date. i+ Two hot water bottles for $251 Tw IL h. box of chocolates for SIPS todd, o Nose, the druggist, the Rexau store adv.
 l. The body of Thomas Mclaughlin ,e which was found in the woods under ,e tree near Wauregan, is being held at tr h undertaking rooms of L. E. Kennedy
 order that the mans relatives who liy ,n at Utica, N. Y, may have a chance in claim it. ~> Coroner Arthur G. Bill sa
 Friday afternoon that he had written c. Utica, where McLaughlins family is SUI ,t posed to be, but has received no reply
 his inquiries which were made throug
 the police department of that city
 Brooklyn people were especially f
 vored on election night, as then eIectiS TO returns were received by wireless pick, t. up by Kenneth Frink, who is a capabl
 operator Messages were received tn st brought returns from as far away
 Louisiana. The messages that were b CT 1 ing picked up in Brooklyn were beil
 sent out from the big wireless station ; as Arlington, Va. Brooklyn continued to 2 l., returns hours after the wire service tn -s. Danielson was depending on unexpecte
 ly cut off
 ~ Frederick Wells, whe bredght a ci,
 suit against Robert E. Pickering h ie withdrawn the action The case was M ar have been tried in the superior cou eH MT. Wells claims were based on alleg
 transactions having to do with the sa - of garage business here, but when tir
 came to assign the case for trial M
 Wells withdrew
 Friday, the eighth day after she h
 undergone an operation for appendicit
 at the Day Kimball hospital, Miss Ann
 Hutchins of Main street was reported
 resting comfortably. Her condition "
 regarded as favorable and members
 her family were encouraged. After a period of nearly five yea. during which a tramp rarely has be 4 seen in this section of the state vagra 4 persons are beginning to make their a pearance The few of this type W have so far appeared hereabouts ha not caused any disturbances or in otk
 ways made a nuisance of theu1sel.
 other than by begging for food abe
 the town.
 Following supper served at six
 clock there was conference of Chur
 School Workers at the Congregatioi
 church Friday evening, this bong
 regular monthly gathering.
 The Every Member canvass of the c,
 gregational church is scheduled to
 made this year Sunday, December 21
 A Neighborhood meeting is to be h next Tuesday. evening with MT 2 Mrs Willis Shppee in the Mashentl
 district
 The Hoyt Musical comedy comns
 provided an enjoyable evening for
 patrons of the Orpheum theare Friday
 George c. Vincent of Worcester wa.
 visitor with friends in Danielson on r
 day
 MT. and Mrs George Crocker of Pr idence have been visitors with relati v in Danielson, Mrs. Crocker forme was Mae Wetherell. daughter of V. 4 Wetherell.
 | Down in Oneco they have an effect
 way of disposing of persons who pers ently become intoxicated. Such oeffnt N