Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-02
DANIELsON

Carl Anderson, veteran of the World
war, the Spanish American war and of
the Mexican border trouble, has been
elected president of the killingly. Yankee
Division club of the Yankee Division
Veterans association. having organiza-
tons all over New England, Mr. Ander-
son was overseas and was wounded while
on duty in the front line. trenches. Ar
thur Rainyille, who served with the 10th
infantry, has been named as vice presi-
dent of the club and John M. DOVE, who
was overseas with the 1a3d field artillery,
was elected secretary and trea surer. All
of the Yankee division men in Killinglg
have joined the club, which meets in the
rooms Of the American legion. Secretary
Dove said Tuesday morning that Captain
Cooper, who was the official photograph
er of the Yankee division overseas, is to
be invited to come here and display 5000
| feet Of film showing battle scenes and
territory in F. nee and deliver the lecture
that he has y zen in many sections Of
| the New Ems land states.
At his home on Mechanic street, Tues
! day afternoon at . O'Clock funeral SER
vice was conducted for William H. Matin
/ by Rev. E. A. Blake, DID. A quartet
from the Methodist church, Of which Mr.
(, Martin vas a steward sang at the SER
vice. The bearers were Sidney S. Stone
i John Barber, Joseph Dyson, JOSEPH
| Shekleton. ]. Herbert Briggs and Adler
A. Tillinghast. Burial was in WestfieId
cemtery. A. F. Wood was the funera
director.
Il superintendent Raymond Allen of tn.
Baptist Sunday school made mention
Tuesday of some fine attendance record:
that have been made by members of thu
school. Particular pride was manifest il
! pointing out that Mrs. Daniel Spaldinl
mas a perfect record of attendance GOV
ering two full years-104 Sundays with
out miss. Others yho' have been in at
tendance every Sunday for a like periot
are L. H Hammett. Esther Brooks ant
Superintendent Allen, the latter not hav
ing missed a Sunday in four years. F. 7
Preston, Miss Helen Brooks and Mis-
Dorothy Brooks attended 81 Sunday
during the past year. Mrs. Walter Stan
ton made a perfect record of attcldanc
during the past year and attended Of
81 Sundays during the preceding year
Miss Marjorie Gaffney, secretary of tn
Sunday school, is accredited with per
fsct record of attendance-77e Sundays
since taking her present Office. There
special interest, in the record made b
Mrs. SpaIding, who is IS years of age.
Up to Tuesday morning over $50 sig
natures had been obtained here to a pet
the plan to ease the registration fe
of automobn>-. Pleasure car owners lii
orally tumble.i over themselves in the
willingness % combat an increase that
/ is felt is not warranted. The genera
sentiment seemed to be that automobi
! lists are already the goats for about a
the taxation that should be imposed upo
;lem that the present plan of chargin
/ 30 cents per horse power is sufficient
4 high and that motorists would not benef
materially by the revenue from the il
\ creased assessment
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Call are lea
ing Thursday for a visit at Hot Spring
Ark, where they plan to remain abo'
three weeks. Mr.. Call is anticpatir
some pleasant hours watching the pra
tice games of the Boston Red Sox,
tra sing at Hot Springs. Returning. NJ
and Mrs. Call will spend some fine
kentucky and then go to Atlantic CT
for a stay.
The yearly had book of Quinebaug P
/ mona grange, has bsen issued to patror
and as usual the little publication co
/ tains much of interest to the members
Il the organization. The list of meetin
I of the Pomona for the year are. as f
/ lows: April 80, at Thompson; May q
/ %, at Putnam; field meeting in Angus
Ekt.i4,i October 20, Plainfeld Decemb
2 or 8.
Many were at St Adams church Tue
/ day evening to attend the service condu;
/ ed by TT. Rev Z. c. Achcson, suffrag
bishop of Connecticut.
Tuesdays warm sun following t
warm drizzly weather of the precedi
/ two DAYS disposed of much more Of
( snow left by the big storm of Februa
q IN