Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-14
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

morning, the death of Thomas ". Phil- lips, s3, occurred. Mr. Phillips was born in Foster and had lived all Of his life in that town. During the Civil war he was a member of Battery B. Rhode 1s- land Light Artillery. and saw three years of service, participating in some oH the notable engagements of the great strug- gle. After the war he returned to Fos- ter, where sle was engaged dursrig The greater part of his life as a farmer. Mir Phillips leaves his wife, two daughters. Mrs Lena Hill of Rock1and, Mrs. Eva Stone of Foster, and two brothers, George Philips of South Kiilingiy and William Phillips of Providence. He was one of the oldest and best known citizens of Foster, where he was held in universal regard.
 Tuesday morning. the fureraI of Mrs Catherine .sorcoran was held from her home in Dayvfiie with services at St Josapt's church. Rev. 1gnatius Kost was celebrant of the solemn high mass Of requiem with Tev. John Roux, N. S.. and
 Rev Augustin Chapignac, M. S., of St. flames parish, Danielson, deacon and sub-deacon respectively The service, .was attended by many relatives and friends and representatives, of many conlmuni- l ties iierea,3uts. The bearers were Nil ffn3
 Patrick Riley Patrick Tigue, Michael Weaver and Thomas Moran. Burial was
 in St. Joseoh's cemetery. Louis D. Ken nedy was funeral director.
 1 All the territory in and about East Kiliingly was nlantled with snow durins Tuesday following light storm of the night before. The snow was of the wet variety as t fell following hours of rain and was frozen to the trees and ciung
 tenaciousIy 10 all of the countryside as
 the result of the fall in temperature dur ing the night. In Danelson there was not trace of snow during Tuesday and
 residents If t.ie borough who travelled five
 miles to East K~.ngly were surprised upon encounterine3 the real winter land scape in he highland region.
 If what the Kiilingly High School basketball team did to the Tourteilotte
 Memorial High School team of North
 Grosvenoriale In the initial game of the
 league season in the town hall here is 9 fair measure of it's ability to win vic tories in che organization of high school teams this season, fans here may count
 on another championship coming to K,'- ingly. The tremendous score of 93 piled
 up by Ti!lingly, which played substi-
 tutes crA part of the game, seems
 mighty Dressive as compared to the
 meagre six points tha tthe visitors were
 able to collect. Fans here are deighted
 with the power and playing system ct
 the Killing.y team, which seems one o' , the strongest the local school has had
 in years. As have all other members of thei department, State Officers Arthur W :: :: Willi> .7s and Merrill Keith of Danielsor 2 have scaived, official Identification card bearing their portraits. which may b, | used at any tune to positively establisf : their connection with the department should there arise any question as tt
 other credsn+i ials they possess.
 A bountiful display of ivory ynaricurt 2 sets at reasonable prices at Nose, tht Druggist, the Rexau store-adv. 7. Motorists who travelled between thi city and Will!mantic Tuesday reported
 icy conditions at Hampton hill and a ; points farther west while there was bare :, ly. a trace Of ice on the streets or high 7 ways hereaoouts.
 l. "D- focF' was the epithet hurled bacl d by the reckless driver of an automobile g as he dashed ry a. trolley car waiting o. 3, Davis switch and came within an ac @ of running over a young woman gettin. @ off the car. Not a sound from the flor: = on his car. either, as he raced througl
 a narrow opening of N Nadway left be = tween the trolley car and bus stand ing alongside 1t. And yet no one tool
 his numberi
 Coins ore accommodating from day t
 day in the receptacles placed in stores
 banks and elsewhere about town to bu,
 Christmas dinner and other holiday chee
 for the needy of Danielson, but the con N tributions arc not near sufficient as ye