Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-22
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

Bill, Mrs James. M Paine, Mrs. L W. Davis finance, Walter Anderson, Her bert E. Wilson, Dr George M. Burroughs missions, Dr. H. c. Dixon, J. F. Lewis, Henry M. Danielson; flowers, Mrs. H. D. Crosby, Miss Carrie Fellows, Miss Miriam Boonhower social planning. Mrs Ray Bailey. Mrs. o. E: Potter. Earl Bartlett, 1 Mrs. T. A.. Beckett. I. W. Davis. William MeDermott left Friday morH- ing en route to Fort Worth. Texas, where he is to again take up his work with 2 ! securities firm which he has represented 1 in various parts of the country during l the past two years spending last winter, &tY New Orleans and going during the i spring to Grand Rapids. The company l with which MT. McDermott is associated l is to promote the financing of 3 project | to erect warehouses in which to store l cotton which the planters do not wish to sell at present depressed prices and | also to provide for the erection of spin ming mills. He expects to be away until ! late spring and possibly longer
 The executive board of the DanieIsen l Girls club has named the following com 1 ulittees of the organization for the pres ellt year: Ways and means, Miss Ruth l Smith. Miss Marguerite Caroh Miss Au- req Gingrass, Miss Gwendolyn Keegan, Mrs. Merrill Keith entertainment, Miss !sMaynle Dunn, Mrs. Raymond Smith, Miss Susan Collins, Miss Mary Mcclure, Miss | Mary Peters; house. Miss Ruth Fiske, | Miss Justine Louao, Miss Rena Herman, l Mrs. I. ". Davis, Miss Josephine RHteE1 membership. MFs. L. s. Ingalls, Mas. c. ! W. Hale, Miss Florence Gingrass, Miss Doris Vachon, Miss Msrjoris Ganney; | auditing, Miss Elizabeth Dunn, Mrs. Car l roH Allen.
 At her home in Bsllcuyiue, Friday aft 1 ernoon, funeral services for Mrs. Helen Josephine Tucker were conducted by Rev s. P. Ozmun. pastor of the Methodist church at Attawaugan, assisted by Rev ]. W. Wright Burial was in Dayyille cemetery. The bearers were F. L. Ben nett, Waddeli Bennett, A. B. Simmons and Edward Lawrence. Al F. Wood was
 the funeral directors
 of you are on buying strike--fer-
 get it :" This is the advice of upwards
 of a score of FDanielson business hous
 es 7o the general public and the admo
 nitio9 is backed by prime figures tha Y show what a remarkable recession ha: been made in charges for standard arti
 cIes from the record high prices of i few months ago.
 It is a fact that prices for many i are as low today as they were befor, ! the war. and many keen minds are unit i ed in the judgment that a great variet!
 of articles may be purchased today a
 a lower cost than will be possible thre months hence. when business in manu
 featuring lines is expected to be flourish ing again.
 l An impressive truth was spoken thi
 week by the man who said "I hesitat now. about reading the advertisement
 in the papers. prices are become so al
 tractive p
 1 Whatever the justice of the buying
 strike that was inaugurated nearly year ago, the time has now arrived whe the buyer who is in a position to rnak
 purchases should do so lest he fail t
 spend in the era of lowest prices. hi , does not mean that some things are nc
 higher than they may be in the future but it does mean that 8 great man s 1 things can be bought surprisingly cheal
 especially things to wear and of Whic
 10 make garments. cheaper very certain
 ly than the prices that will prevail i i tho spring
 The buyer who purchases not only lei . himself in on many bargains, but at th [ same dime aids in clearing up rets
 stocks which. turned into money wi mean heavy buying upon the part of th
 retailer and that in turn, means bus / ness for the wholesaler and for the mill
 which are waiting for the orders ths
 every buyer can help produce by purcha:
 ing intelligently at this time.
 Mrs. (. S. Hyde. past master of Brool
 lyn grange and other members of tn; i organization. will come here Monday e Il ening to install the newly elected office ~ Of Killingly grange.
 Luther Filling was elected president 1. the Baraaca club Of the Methodist Epi
 copal' church and Haruid Bigelow vi. = president. The secretary-treasurer is D;
 vid King.
 { The Ladies' Aid society of the Bapti
 church held q food safe at the store
 G. O.. Thomas Friday afternoon.
 C. A. +Rickerson of FaN River was
 fisitor with friends in Danielson
 Friday.
 Unity encampment conferred a degr 4 upon class numbering score of cano