Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-19

achieved clean-cut victory over the
Wind1am High school team of Whitman
tic on the Quinebaug ground, IL 10 0,
trloay afternoon and the large gathering
Of supporters of the local team were de-
lighted with the showing made. The
game was the last regularly scheduled for
Killingly, though the team NAV p1av
Thanksgiving day, and gives the team a
record OF FIVE victories and four defeats
durin gthe season.
The Odd Fellows special train that fs
to leave Putnam at 43o fer Groton this
Saturday afternoon Is to make stops at
Danfelson, Central Village and Plain
, Held. Returning the train is to leava
Groton about 11.20 p. m and will MAKE
stops at Plainfield, Central Village and
Danielson and Dayville.
Rains Of this week and last have large
! ly relieved the water shortage that has
existed all through this territory, the
! shortage having become aggravated II.
some sections as to cause great inconven.
sence and alarm, for there was fear aborI
using what was left fthe suozly In Some
wells in the outlying secti.n. At Eas
hilliIiy waer% the borough's suprIy
comes from, there was ample water. an
through the dry SPELL but the bodies OF
reservoir water there have been rnuc7,
over than Is usual at this time Of year,
Many of the members Of Rose of Lima
council, K. of C., gathered at the council
foorns in Gallu2's building Friday evening
Tor the smoke talk and social time AZ
which an address was delivered by Rev,
Richard P. Morrissey, pastor OF ST
; JchH's church at Plainfleid.
! Thanksgiving dinners are not going Ia
cost so much this year as has been the
rule for several years past. Amon4 this
offerings already noted are young native
! mix fed turkeys at from so to Ga cents
per pound and fancy native mill, fe5
chickens at 40 cents pound. While these
prices are not down to pre-war levels they
are materially lower than figures oucte-
during the war years and the period
Immediately thereafter
only a few tickets are held this yea,
by Danielson people for the Yale-Harva RI
game scheduled to be played in the Har.
Vafo studiun today. However those wf,,
are fortunate, enough to hold admission
cards were happy Friday over the 2ros
peer OF se"ir~ - of the great gridiro1
contests Of the year.
The SUN -. Vi Blessings and III,
| :, A'Aiti0A ny "1il De the subject q
the Thanksgiving Sunday service at IN
Congregational church in Waureean IN
morrow morning
Across the line in Gloucester, r., I
James Mann was accidentally shot h
James Pectdham when the Pecihaun en-
was being reloaded after bird had bee,
shot. a considerable number Of the $40
entered Mann's legs between the knee
and hips, but he was not seriously wound
ed.
1t is Of interest TO many local peool
that the Moosup hotel has been .reopene
after having been closed for a long time
The hotel frequently In the past vas
convenience to Danielson people who hat
pened to be in that place.
There are number of cases OF chicken
pox among children OF the borough, Ii
disease reported to be in mild form,
Cases OF members of the Mignau,
family Who live near Alexander's lax
and who are being held at Brooklyn ia
likely will not be disposed Of until III
January term of the Windha1n count
superior court.
Attorney Harry E. Back will be
Boston today on a business trip.
Members OF the Danielson Pentecost;
church OF the Nazarene have a Sunda
afternoon service scheduled to be held :
the nome Of Mrs. Charles Humes in Plail
field.
Mrs. Lucy Stock Chaplin, eIemental
superintendent Of the CONNECTICUT sunds
school sassociation, addressed meetir
Of the Westaeld Mothels' circle Frids
: afternoon and a conference Of churs
workers in the evening.
Only a few days remain before ii
ending of the Red Cross roll call dri7
now underway in Killingly. Many VI
formerly were members Of the Red Gro
have not taken out memberships this yes
though there is great need of the a
N they could contribute 10y enrolling.