Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-30
DANKLsuN

Red Cross seals, which mean so much to afflicted humanity throughout the year This year the opening of December will bring with it in Danislson the annual drive of the Civic Federation. to sell 50,- 600 Red Cross Christmas seals.
 No person who has true conception | of the Christmas spirit will overlook the | opportunity to purchase as many as pos- sible of these seals. Every penny pail in I is devoted to the sick and suffering. O. | all the money that may be obtained here, 85 per cent. will remain in the hands | of the Civic federation, the remaining 15 per cent. going to the Red Cross or 1 ganization direct Last year the Civic federation sold 41.- 900 seals in Danielson. Just what this splendid organization did with its share of the money may be advantageously 1 told at this time. The finely fitted health 1 station in the town hall building is .,; ! direct. result of local peoples generosity | toward the Red Cross and Civic federa- l tion last December since when D-. Hugn I Campbell of Norwich has been regularly | coming to Danielson and conducting clinics, in the interest of tubercula!' per | sons or those susceptible to the dread | disease. Upwards of 80 persons pave l been treated here and several cases 1 taken care of at the sanatorium in Nor wich One afflicted child was seu1 to I | needed, building up have been supplied ] with milk and eggs. The beneficia; re- | suits obtained in numerous cases are lit l tie short of marvellous. Those who gave l last year have shared1;ir. great work
 for good-nothing less than the saving | of invalua ble human life.
 At this time the Civic federation is
 asking the local public again to support it in it's important mission and points to l its report, proudly, as an extra induce l ment to interest the general public In the welfare. of those of the community who are ill and without the necessary
 means to adequately project their health from complete ruin.
 This year the federation is asking the
 local public to buy at least 5e,e0O Red !! Cross seals, at one cent each. {. School I children will have them for sale on We'd I nesday and thereafter. Members of the Il Civic federation also will have them. for fl disposal and a selling station may be established in the business section.
 A Red Cross seal on your letters dus-
 ing the pre-Christmas season will be al Il evidence of your sympathy for unfortu-
 nate humanity, an indication that you | wish the world and all of it's people well.
 that you are kind of heart and that you are truly imbued with the spirit of Peace on Earth, Good Will to Men. The Civic federation is justly asking Danieison to make record purchases of seals this year. The more seals sol'l,
 the better health in the community! At the home of her daughter, Mrs Deloss C. Wood i,f North Sterling, Mon day at II o'clock, a funeral service for Mrs Mary Miller was conducted by Rev. Marvin S Stocking of the Danieison 1 Methodist Episcopal church. The body was taken to Providence for burial in Swan Point cemetery. Wilfred LHeu> reux r. H. Greener, Henry Anderson and Carl Anderson were bearers A. F. Wood was in charge of the funeral ar
 engagements. Fifty friends of MT. and Mrs. A. Red man. on the West Side, gave them a miscellaneous shower recently. Dancing and games were enjoyed. Ice cream and cake were served
 Fabric Shop-We have secured new location on Center street in store form eriy occupied by Fournier's Fish mar ket-"Between the theatres.S Will open n our new and larger quarters Friday December S.-adv.
 Local financial institutions are plan ! hing the disbursement of very large amount of Christmas funds within the | next f5 days. With the slowing up of 3 industries in and about. the town indi- } iduals who ae the beg ming of 1920 provided for this. coming. Chris tmas time l )y opening'a Christmas. club account now realize that they have a very. snug
 ium coming to them for holiday pur' .oses The sys. .ematic saving of stat ] ed amount each week or each month. it he finest. way for wage earners 70 pro vide for the rainy day, or as all have l ,ound it now, the dull season. It is to be hoped that all of Killingly'z mills will be SIfning in full shortly af ter the turn of the year. k Local banking institutions are nov | l planning their Christmas Savings CIul E Tor 1921 and douhtless ma , who hav lever taken this z tematlc way of say \ ng will avail themselves of the club 10 7 he coming year. &
 The escape of two prisoners from tn
 Brooklyn jail has Suggested the possi Il ,ility of approximately the same thin | | happening at the police station here i : 0anielson. The police station in tn i- 1 ear of the town hall building is htte e with modern steel cells No prisone i zver yet has managed to get out of on' r put if one did once get out in the cor .i 1 ridor of the cell room. it would be tn <! | simplest thing in the world for him t \ , ;ain his liberty. b
 .s Although precautions have been take n ] heavily bar all the windows of tn o | ,eI room and all the windows of tn
 
 r. l cell room only by a,zslidins wooden doc ,t | hat is seldom closed, the door leadin
 the outside and freedom has no bar
 n fact, prisoner would not even
 ut to the trouble of breaking the gla: It n the door. All he would have to q 'i would be- to turn the spring lock an ). walk out, and it is possible that tn II will happen sooner or later, should a
 officer Inadvertently leave key in u !. lock on a cell door or make some othe
 slight mistake to be taken advantage
 by the wAy prisoner.
 Mrs Abby Hopkins and Miss Elizabet
 Hastings have returned from a visit NJ few days in Boston.
 VI The Foxboro A. A. is the next tea:
 scheduled to meet Connecticut Mills
 basketball.
 William McDermott, who has beer
 visiting at his home here for few day il left Monday for Syracuse, where he S l be employed during the winter by ii l shing corzpany.
 Sl The QuinebauE mills, which had bel sl closed since last Wednesday, resume st opera tions Monday morning.
 N William. ", Paulhaus of New Hcdfol s was visitor with friends in Danielsc z l Monday.
 8 Up to early Monday evening no :ea <; had been found of Alvin l.. Bradley a; k Frank Mason, alias Abraham Burri ! who escaped from the countyss jail II Brooklyn during the early hours of Su M day morning.
 Mrs. M. A. shumway, whs had char
 of soliciting for the Day Kimball .hosI
 tai offering just before rhanksgivin,. T
 quantity of vegetables, preserves, etc
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