Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-06
DANTELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

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broken jawbones has been removed at
the Day Kin1bal hospital in Putnam. IN
another week a plaster cast VIII be re-
moved from his broken arm. Mr.. Bard
is recovering SO satisfactorily that 1t is
now anticipated that he will be able to
return to his home in Brooklyn Just be-
fore Christmas.
Henri I. Baer OF Rosedale. L. L, was
in town Monday and visited his Palisade
kennels ait East Killingly. Mr.. Baer said
that nearly four inches Of snow fell dur
ing Sunday at his Long Island place,
where he also has kennels.
Thursday, the Feast of Sc Immaculate
Conception, will be observed with special
masses at St James church and in the
evening there will be reception for
members Of the Children Of Mary, one Of
the societies Of the parish with largs
membership.
Negotiations that promise to give Dan.
ielson another important industry and
that have to do with one of the large
! manufacturing plants of the town ara
| still under way and with good prospects
| Of some definite decision being arrived at
! within a few days, It was announced on
| Monday.
Schools throughout the town Of Kill
fingly will close two weeks from next
|
will extend over the first Of the year, the
schools reopening directly after the new
| year.
Long stretches Of snow fences are now
in place in fields bordering state highway
routes in towns hereabouts. The fences
which are sectional. have been put up
within the past few days by forces Of the
rsate highway department
| Smart buyers Of Christmas gifts are as
usual getting the cream OF the seasons
selections by early shopping and these
! may be seen about the borough stores at
present.
Samuel e. Denton Of Providence visit
ed with friends in Danielson on Monday.
". Irving Billiard Of Boston was IN
Danielson Monday On q business trip.
Page William Jennings Bryan His
( aid is wanted in locating a case OF grape
Juice that disappeared from an autonlo-
bile left unattended in q nearby village
Monday afternoon.
special musical program has been
arranged in connection with the ordina-
ton services TO be held at the BAPTIST
church here tomorrow "wednesday
evening.
deer made it's way into the Hawkins
street section late Monday afternoon
evidently after having been chased By
dogs.
Warnings are being issued that there
is heavy penalty attached 10 gong
without. permission into woodland terri.
tory hereabouts and cutting Christmas
trees.
Hundreds OF mill employees in this towr
VIII get triple holidays on two different
occasions toward the end Of the month
at Christmas and New Years.
Miss Clara Armstrong returned to Bos
: ton university Monday after spending tn.
week end at her home in Dantelson.
William Luce was the lone recruit OBJ
, tained here Monday by the recruiting
officer that came here from Fort Wrigh
, to obtain now members for the coaa
artillery corps.
A FIorl-,- -,aper published at Winter
haven reports the arrival there after s
pleasant trip from New York of Coloue
I henry W. Babson Of Danielson, who i.
: to spend the winter at hotel at til,
. resort as has been his custom for sew
: eral years.
Mills of the Attawaugan company /,
! the northern section Of Killinely ar
busily engaged on full time schedule
| and business is described as good.
Mrs. Laura Thyng Of Atta5yaugan &
t TO leave The latter part Of this week TO
: chester, Pa, where she is to visit for III,
winter with her sons
Joseph Howard of Worcester spen
!. Monday with friends in panielson.
t The first ice Of December was to b,
l seen on ponds and other small Codes o
0 water all through this territory Monda,
morning When the temperature wen
down to % degrees
E Wyatt Harper football coach, Is also Il
coach the K. H. S. bask etball team. mo,
! getting into form for the seasons play
e ing.
! Members of the agricultural class 2
= h1llingly High school were at Storr
= college over the week end
= A degree will be conferred on a cIas
= OF Candidates Of Quinebaug lodge Of Cd
y Fellows this Tuesday evening.
8 The Woman's auxiliary Of St AIoan'
cnurch is to meet with Mrs. Milton A
Shumway this (Tuesday) afternoon, Mis-
( Ada King will be the leader.
The council of the BAPTIST cburebe. ;
= the Ashford association Is to meet Wed
nesday afternoon at o'clock to conside
the ordaining Of John Walter Houck (
the ministry Of the panielson Baptis
church. Upon the approval Of the cour
Gil, the following public order of seryic
Will be given at o'clock: Organ prel,,d
Miss Grace NJ. Stanton; singing. hynu
306; invocation, Raw. W. Douglas Swa-
Held, Keene N. H; scripture reading
Timothy, I'd chapter, Rev. William !
etioH' !" ilI4n6t ION SOLO, . JeruSalel
Arise, Dudley Buck, Mrs c. Alton Fros1
ordination sermon. Rev n. joseph Tw,
mey. D. D.. Newark. N. j.; singing, hymn
627 ordination prayer, Rev A B Coat
u. d., secretary Baptist State conyentio,
Hartford; charge to carrtse: date, Rev. A,
thur p. Carpenter, Wilfffnantic; char
to the church. Rev. Byron U. HatfeI
Westerly, r, 1. !; singing, f-orthfeld bvn
nal 233; benediction, Rev. J. Walt,
Houck reception.