Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-17
DANIELSDN

OuSH ulect1flS fSSoluIaeA pfHNlulfE 1OT an appropriation Of $50 to meet the cost of the Arnistiee day celebration stated that the meeting could not be held prior to Monday because of inability to give the necessary legal notice sufficient ly early to permit of so doing. The reso- lution was passed without opposition. As elsewhere. in every neck and esrn- CT fe the state, Souvenir" ". H. Taylor, who died suddenly in Hartford Monday evening, had scores of friends in Dam ilson and other places in the town of Killingly. Mir Taylor was particularly well known here because of the fact that | he was engaged, about 25 years ago, in conducting store dealing in creekery, glassware, household furniture, etc, in a l building now occupied by W. c. Bacon. near the Casino bowling alleys. In the | enterprise Mir Taylor was associated with his brother J. Eugene Taylor Lat | CT he was associated with N Waldo Ken 1 nedy in publishing The Observer at Day. vile. For years he was engaged at 1 1 about this season in his arrangements for | l getting out a Danielstn holiday sheet in | which local business men invariably were i liberal advertisers. In various ways he | 1 was closely associated withS Danielson l | and it's people for the greater part of his l l active life and his visits here in recent 1 i years were in the nature of holidays or 1 old home days-given over to visiting 1
 
 ways welcomed him with the warmth i of the souls that is only extended to such l .l genials souls as was Souvenir Taylor. l Thursday afternoon the meeting ct Sarah Williams Danielson chapter, D. A. l R., will be featured by an address by Miss Rachel Preston. who spent the past summer at Dr. GrenfelIs mission in Labrador. Miss Preston. recently was graduated as nurse from Johns Hop ,j l<ins bnSnifa1 at xvS1 tell of her work and experiences at the Labrador mission, one of the most in- teresting in the wide world. Night school, with an attendance at the outset of 40 70 45, is being held be- ginning this week. at the graded school building on School street. Miss Myrtle Marland and Miss Winifred E. Duffy teachers in Killingly's day schools are in charge. Misses MaFiand and Duffy also have had previous experience with night school work, as teachers in the schools at the Connecticut Mills evenings last fall and winter. Sessions of the ] night school are to be held Monday tuesday and Wednesday evenings of each week and will be continued until at least 75 sessions have been held
 The same plan as the one in use last J iyear is being followed in dividing tho students into two groups-the American ization and the Continuation. Miss Mar E land has charge of the Americanizatien group being taught to read, write and speak English Miss Duffy has charge E of the Continuation group given over E chiefly to the instruction of young people between the ages of 14 and Is who have been employed after obtaining work certificates, but who are required by state law to complete their eighth grade work if they have not done so.
 This year the Americanization group 1o5yy -1nAI Ivz+ AT-- \ 25 to 30 in the Continuation classes The sessions of tfs school are opening for ths present at : clock and continuing about an hour and three-quarters. The time oi Fl opening will be suited, however to tn, E convenience of the students So far a. E may be possible, Supervisor Horcae F \ Turner, stated Tuesday afternoon.
 Fl MT. McCann said that it has not beer B determined yet when night schools vii \ be opened this scF son at the Connection \ Mills and at Goodytar. This will deoen, b upon the rapidity of the readjustmen period through which the textile busi ness is passing and the reopening of tn X mills with their usual organizations. h MT. Turner announced that there is t be a teachers meeting here on Frida- afterno2n of this week. MT Turner wi
 address the teachers relative to tn \ courses of study and routine matters us \ ualiy given attention at such gathefinss, K Although many of kiilingly families E especially here in Danielson, are gettin along witfl/a scanty supply of fuel it [ appreciated that the schools are so we
 supplied with that pupils will not suffe from the cold. All of the buildings al being kept comfortably heated which source Of satisfaction not only to pal \ ents and the citizenship at larg. but 2 well as those in charge of the schools. Sarah Williams Danielson chapter, l A. R. will hold a cake sale in come,
 ton with the regular meeting at tf
 Congregational vestry, Thursday, from
 to p. m.-adE.
 The body of James Mclaughlin, four
 more than two weeks ago under tr,
 in the woods near Wauregan, rena il
 unclaimed at the uiNdertaking rooms of
 l.. Kennedy. Coroner A. G. Bill sa
 Tuesday afternoon that he has been u
 able to ge one word of informa tion dire
 rom McLaughliH's relatives, who al
 believed to be resident in or near Utic - where Mclaughlin formerly lived.
 As prosecuting attorney sf the tes
 of Killingly, Arthur G. Bill said Tuesd;
 afternoon that he will welcome any
 formation that will lead to the are
 and prosecution of those who are seliil
 Jamaica ginger illegally There is
 question In the minds of well inform
 persons that this is being done but
 get convictions is another thing entire
 It will be remembered that dealers han
 ling Jamaica ginger have a permit to
 so from the state. Unless 1t can be C
 tablished in court that they are seni
 the ginger for beverage purposes, a
 this is difficult thing to do, they a
 immune from prosecution at least th
 opinion is held by many and has be
 sustained by courts in this this a
 other states
 The jakey trade seems to have gro
 to very surprising proportions all throu this territory. Many dealers keep it V stock mad many people drink it. Emy
 ginger bottle are thrown about prom
 cuously and are so plentiful that sn
 boys have a source of revenue collect
 them and selling them to some os
 junk dealers.
 Warnings have been issued to some
 the dealers who were suspected of hay 5 a big jakey trade, Mir. Bill said Tuest
 afternoon, and he has had pr%lises t
 this trade would be dropped. The jal
 is still flowing from some source, hc \ ever and Mr Bill will be pleased to h and act on any reliable informati ton t is given him relative to business t