Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-11-21
DANEEy0N

A Thanksgiving service Is arranged to
be held next Thursday evening at the
Methodist church. The service Is under
the auspices of the newly organized fed
sration Of churches of Danielson. The
music will be under the direction Of A. P. 4
Burns
! BeE1nning next Sunday there 10 to be .
three days mission for the Polish speak
ing members Of st. James parish. This
mission will be conducted by a Polish
Priest and will follow a recently conclud-
ID series Of Missions extending through
khree weeks conducted by fathers Of the
Missionary Order of La Salette.
The days between today and Thanks
giving are all that remain for those who
woui drenew their membership in the
Red Cross. for the annual roll call drive
will end with the coming Of the holiday.
While many in this territory have re-
nswed their membership. scores Of those
who formerly were affiliated with the Red
Cross are failing to exhibit their form
er lively and valuable interest in the, or
ganization.
All those who backed their faith with
their money in supporting Yale's football
team were as gloomy as the weather
Sunday. They were engaged In paying
their bets TO those who backed Harvard
TO win even during the days when the
Boston boys were not supposed to have
had chance of victory.
Even an ordinarily non-observing man
might be lead 10 believe here in Daniel
son that to some people disarmament
means getting rid Of chewing gum and
switches and substituting a bob-hair cut
and knee length skirts-which, in the
minds OF some, is enough to discourage
all war
This will be a short week for many
workers in this territory-short in days
OF employment and compensation receiv-
ed therefor. All Of the factories will
close next Wednesday evening for the
Thanksgiving holiday. For some Wednes.
day will mark the end of the working
period Of thee week
Once again this morning it seems nee
essary for the peace If mind of many
who like to tell a big news story, that
the Connecticut Mills company has not
sold its Main street plant, formerly the
D7nielson Cotton company property. This
mill property. which includes a village
OF dwelling houses has been sold half
. dozen times a week by the street brok-
ers regularly for the past six months.
However. the property still belongs to the
Connecticut Mills company Vice Presi-
dent Obadiah Butler, of that concern, said
so Sunday afternoon, and Mr.. Butler
knows
Tomorrow Tuesday, l4O half pint
bottles Of milk are to be distrfbutAi to
pupils at St. James school through the
courtesy of William S. Brown Of the
Shepard Hill farm near wauregan. Mr..
Brown recently distributed an equal
amount of milk to the children of the
School street school and they found much
satisfaction and enjoyment in disposing
OF H.
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock, at her
home in West Brooklyn, funeral services
fer Mrs Alice L. Young, wife of Charles
Young, were conducted by Rev John r.
Pratt, Of the Brooklyn Congregational
church. Burial was in the South Gene
tey at Brooklyn The bearers were
Judge Oscar F. Atwood Willis Kenyon
James Lowrey. Clark C. Lawton. A. F
Wood was in charge Of the funeral ar.
engagements.
Rivers and other bodies of water here
Abouts made material gains during the
rainy period that marked the closing
days Of the past week and Sunday. The
sup2ly of water, however, remains far
below normal all through this territory
and provokes the repetition of the old
saying that winter never really sets in un-
IL the rivers and ponds are filed
Sportsmen who Ike to hunt birds will
make the most of the early days Of this
week, which are the last during which
game birds may be Ic\lly taken. this
season. In this territory this fall the
hunting has been particularly good and
many 2heas Its and partridge have been