Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-02
DANIELSCN

Persons who are looking for some thing profitable to do with their loose change will find ideal employment for 1t in depositing it in the receptacles that have been placed in business places about town to receive contributions for the fund that is to be created to fur nish Christmas cheer for needy fannie
 This holiday period charity has been maintained for more than a decade and Is now firmly fixed custom in Daniel son. Each year the money that is re- ceived goes to buy foodsuffs and fuel and other practical things for families that are in real need. Never a penny wasted Is the rule followed in making the distribution which means 80 much In a number of homes where they would be little joy at Yuletide were it not for this Christmas fund, to which all are invited to contribute.
 Though all the receipts were not in Thursday, it was stated that the Daniel | son Girls cub would net approxin ately l s1o0, according to forecasts, from the
 Lantern-in the Orpheum theater Thurs l day evening. The play and the very | capable manner in which it was pre- l sented was we'll deserving of the reward 1 that it brings in financial form, to the members of the cast especially, and to | the club as whole.
 Rev. NJ. Joseph Twomey of Newark. 1 N. J., formerly pastor here, is to deliver | the ordination sermon next Wednesday l evening at the Baptist church when Rev. J. W. Houck is to be ordained. Invita- tions to participate in the service have
 been extended to Rev. B. U. Hatfield of
 Westerly, Rev. D. J. Nelly of Medford
 Mass, Rev. W. D. Swafleld of keene N
 H., all former pastors of the Baptist
 church here. Following the ordination
 service, for which arrangements are be.
 In geompleted, there is to be reception
 in Mr. Houck's honor.
 During the past two weeks Secretary
 J. H. Corbett has made two visits tc
 South Killingly with Rev. Walter VII. Hams of Danielson, for the purpose ot meeting with a young mems group witt which he has been working the past year and of explaining to them .he pro gram of the County Y. NJ. C. A. Tht young men decided to affiliate with tn county Y.M C. A. and take up the reg ular four-fold training program for tn,
 program of their group. They elected , officers and apointed committees and will hold weekly meetings. Rev. MT Williams vii continue as leader or tn group
 \ The local r. NJ c. A. committee Q i Brooklyn, consisting of Marshall Frink
 Sherwood Potter, Sidney Rard, Elliot Allen, I. W. Chapman and Rev Pratt . have succeeded in organizing two group
 of boys, one consisting of about fftee 2 members between 12 and IS, the othe !; one of about twenty members betwee V I16 and 21 years. They have secure
 the use of the town hall two nights eac s week for the regular meetings of thes
 groups and have secured the srvices ( , competent leaders, Sherwood Potter fc
 the older boys and Klmbal Hargravt
 for the younger group.
 ,e Young men resident In this vicirit who feel a call to the army fife will I 'l given an opportunity next Monday [ 7 sign up for service with the Coast A }. tillery corps. in which upwards of 1( 'l young men from this vicinity served {;
 1 volunteers during the World war, mar 2 of them seeing service in France.
 Monday will bring to Danielson- a r ! cruiting officer from Fort H. G. Wrish # one Of the stations of the New Londe # artillery district, and he is to be at u V postofice from II a. m. to 1 D. m. ' interview prospective candidates for el