Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-02
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

lfstment. Recruits between IS and S5 years who are not less than five feet four inches in height and weigh as much as 120 pounds will be considered.
 The coast artillery Is an interesting branch of the service and more or less relative to 1t Is known in Danielson and vicinity through the fact that so many of XDanie son's s young men have seen ser vice in the arm of the nations defcnces.
 Rose of Lima council, K. of O., has another class of 25 members ready to receive degrees. An exemplifcation of the third degree-that of knighthood- will be arranged at an early date The council has grown remarkably since the return of many of Danielson's young men from the World war. during which while serving overseas. they learned to appreciate the K. of C. through many little services rendered the men In kha. h.
 Much was done throughout this terri- tory during Thursday to bring telephone that have been out of service since | Monday were restored to working order. a fact that was appreciated by subscrib- CTS, especially those in outlying districts l of the town.
 Next Tuesday evening at the central ] fire station, J. H. Corbett, county '. M I c. A. secretary will address the mer- l bers of the Danielson Chamber of Com merce and will explain and illustrate tc them just what the '. M. C.. A. plans
 to accomplish for the benefit of young
 men through its county work. Secre.
 tary Corbett is an interesting speaker
 and thoroughly familiar with his work
 KilliHyly High soaools basketball
 team will open it's season with the Staf ford Springs high schoo, team as oppo
 nents. Stafford Springs will be a new school team to Danielson audiences ant it's coming will be awaited with inter lest.
 There is not much community of in terests in some sections herea bouts. a. attested by the fact that trees that hav'
 blow mover and fallen across highway
 remain where they have lain for sev
 eral days while all persons passing D.
 drive around them.
 With the opening of December her
 the temperature ran high up into tn forties, making a remarkably mild da for so late in the season.
 William W. Wheatley won first hon ors in this weeks pinoche tournamen l play at the Bohemian club.
 r.. Mrs. Mary Sullivan of Riverpoint. F A-- NloitCu iioi SJ liiuiS Sudy NllIl MTS. MI } chael Sullivan of High street
 Henry c. Wightman, of Lowell, wa f a visitor in Danielson Thursday.
 As has been the custom for severs f years, an old English tea party is to |
 held at Goodyear at New Years. $ J. Carl Witter was in Hartford Thur. n day arranging to sell at auction lare r herd of pure bred cattle owned nea n that city.
 i During the gale of Tuesday gre: h tree crashed down upon a woodchol e per's shanty in which two men were :, f ing in their hunks, in territory a fe IT miles east of Danielson Both men e $ caped injury, though their abode Vi
 wrecked.
 V Novelties that are being displayed a :. receiving the closest inspection fro e = scores of children who hope to opsse ' them on the holiday.
 n Mails already are carrying holida o gifts of money that will go from 1oc =, people to relatives overseas.
 A Get-together party was held in t
 vAstry of the Congregational church ! Thursday evening. the affair inciudi ', ', social hour.
 le At the Pentecostal church on Aca Q eny street. Saturday evening. a pray l. meeting that is scheduled to open at