Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-18
DANIELSON

J. L. Harbour of Boston is to speak on Blessed Be Humor at a reception and meeting of the Killingly Women's club 1 in the Methodist church Wednesday even- | ing.
 1 Harold Atwood returned Saturday ev- ! ening from a hunting trip in the big woods of New Brunswick. MT. Atwood reported getting bull moose, the head now being mounted in Bangor, and deer Two unfurnished rooms to rent-private entrance, separate toilet, electric lights, i gas, running water. Apply to Robert Dove at McEwen's jewelry store, at 31 Prospect avenue, Riverside.-adv. l Rev. B, C. Winslow, of the New Eng l land Home for Little Wanderers, spoke st the Sunday evening service at the | Congregational church.
 Tomorrow (Tuesday), October 1s, brings the last chance in Killingly to be admitted as an elector in time for par ticipaton in the election of November 2. At the home of Henry L. Smith in the Mashentuck district a Neighborhood meet ing Is scheduled for Tuesday evening. Franklin Crosby and Jorome Keech will represe-/ the Westfield Congregation al church of Danielson at the Older Boys conference to be held in Hartford Oc- tober 22-24.
 At Hartford October se the Public Utilities commission will give hearing to counsel representing the borough of Dan- ielson relative to the borough's claim that Crystal Water company's service is in adequate and that the new rates for service are excessive.
 The woodman'S axe is cutting wide swath in territory within half dozen 7 miles of Danielson and there Is a daily procession of trucks and horse-drawn vehicles hauling cordwood into Daniel son. tour of the eastern section of Killingly will indicate the activity of the choppers and the amount of territory be- \ ing cut over.
 A successful food sale was conducten at their rooms Saturday afternoon by | members of the Danielson Girls club. k Mrs Eugene Young of Main street will have the members of the Ladies' Reading circle at her home for a meeting this (Monday) afternoon.
 Miss Emma F. Polling will have the members of the Fortnightly club at hel home for meeting Tuesday. Miss Pill ing and Mrs. A. H. Huntingdon will bt E 1 hostesses.
 The first restriction ef production by Killingly's cotton plants comes with tn, A placing of the Attawaugan company. mills on a schedule of four days E week.
 Two local hunters who were trampin; through woodland east of here Saturda, A that were out with their owners whil the latter were gathering nuts. The dogs which were in danger of being shot wer a called off with difficulty by their own CTS.
 RI Residents in the various villages of tn E neighboring town of Foster greatly mis E the trolley service. Now when the res a idents of the nearby town want to get [ Danielson or to Providence and have t hire transportation they find that tn cost is excessive Foster villages ar not cut off from all kinds of public trans portatfon service.
 Mrs Thomas Beckett has been electe delegate and Miss Annie Bray al S terate to the meeting of the executiv X board of the National League of Girl
 clubs, to be held at New Haven in Nc E vember.
 RI Miss Emma F. Polling, representing tn K town school committee, will address x meeting of the Goodyear Parent-Tea cl \ CTS association at Goodyear hotel Thurs day afternoon.
 James N. Tucker of East Killingly ha been calling the attention os beekeepe, F of the towns to the fact that they mu! register their bees with the town clcr
 at some time during October, q requir ment that few people heed although sas been announced frequently. \ Motorists who were out Sunday four E the foliage of the surrounding countr, B side unusually beautiful in its 'al1 co E bring. The mildness of the present SC: 'on has left great quantities If leay, still clinging to trees and shrubs ar K the tints are unusually brilliant. Price sIasIling during the past .vnek \ different Danielsen n business houses pro ed that there is a great amount of mon, on hand in this territory and will forthcoming when prices reach leve that people have been waiting for Tn E was demonstrated in heavy trading Danielson on Saturday, When buyer; car rom miles around to taks advantage the new and lower prices made oa mal staple commodities. Saturday afternc
 mad evening from the business sect crowded with motor cars an1 even the a
 jacent side streets were lined with m E "hines.
 Many East KIllingiy people were he
 Sunday afternoon to atten1 E. meeti
 It the Orpheum theatre
 A Putnam Woodward will oa at Tsrco
 lyn this (MoEday) afternoon to addr,
 A meeting of the Womans club of Broc
 lyn on the subject of Voting The @,
 s1g, which is to be held at tine home
 Mrs. William H. Danielson, $ to he op D women voters of Brooklyn. Only few more days r<Tnan for
 Ing lists of taxable prupert.s with
 assessors of Kil1ingly Many lists coming in ever day.
 At the Congregational church In St. KitiDi.y y Sunday afte 'non9. B. C. H. Elns of Danielson gave . ,a!k 10 the (
 :o CI u ch band. There was special n
 SIC At the Sunday afternoon service S this church.
 Sugar prices have hit the slide in t A A territory. Saturday one store was offer it at 1.-two pounds for 25 cents, with
 prediction that ten cents a pound will quoted within the next few days. Ot prices as high as Is cents were he; quoted Saturday.
 Few political rallies will be held h
 during the present campaign. Elect is only two weeks away and up to
 present only one rally has been h
 here, an dthat attended by very sn
 number of persons.
 Roger c. Baker of Fall river was
 visitor with friends in Danielson c
 Sunday.
 E Organization of Boy Scout troops
 various sections of Killingly is expec
 to follow this weeks meeting of lt
 men who are interested in promoting
 growth of the organization in this to