Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-09
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

Mrs. Frederick Woodward, in Brooklyn, l funeral services for Alfred E. Woodward were conducted by Rev. John R. Pratt. pastor of the Brooklyn Congregational church. During the service Clifford Tay- Tor sang Face to Face and Asleep in Jesus. Burial was in the South cemetery at Brooklyn L. F. Kennedy was in charge of the funeral arrangements. Tho terrific force that was behind the gale that ragged over this section last Wednesday may be indicated by citing the fact that a securely anchored sign a large metal affair-was ripped from it's | moorlngs and hurled out into the new state highway on the South Killingly the past few days include information relative to damage to trees, fences and other property in the gale.
 It was announced at New Haven that George T. White widely known through out the state as a football and basketball player, Is coming to Platnfeld to take the position of athletic supervisor at the Com munity house gymnasium of the Lawton Mills corporation.
 Mir. White is graduate of New Haven High school and also Boston college man. At Boston college he was a mem- Der of the football team. He Is rated one of the most expert football and basketball officials in the state and Is a favorite with the prep school teams. He has been | engaged at times in handling athletic goods a pursuit that has familiarized him
 with proper equipment for all kinds of sports. Mir. White Is regarded as an ideal man for the position to which he has been
 appointed.
 DanlelsOn business men are prepared
 today for the first onslaught of the
 Christmas buying brigades-and their ap-
 pearance will be welcome The holiday
 stocks are complete in local stores and
 once more 1t may be asserted that the
 early buyer gets the cream of the selec- . tion. Again, only two weeks remain in
 which to buy for the gift season This , Saturday and the two Saturdays that are to follow will offer the only opportunities that many will have for Christmas trad l, ing, and 1t follows that today will out . rank them al in getting the first chances , at the new, clean holiday goods. ,i The following is the makeup of the cast , of the senior play to be presented by ] Killingly High school, this annual event
 always attracting a great deal of atten' 1 tion and patronage from the public t Olivia Dangerfeld, Miss Irma Perry I Elizabeth Dangerfeld, Miss Pauline Bou  s Cora Faulkner, Miss Eloise Babson : Amanda, Miss Alice Jordan; Burtol 3 Crane, Max Bretschneider; Solon Tucker l Gilbert Reeves; Thomas Lefferts, Arthur q Bessette; Paul Dangerfeld. Lawrence Kilpatric; Charles Dangerfeld, Norman l Brearley; Randolph Weeks. Richart Varney.
 q The dea6h of George M. Wood, previ
 ously chronicled in this column at Ne~ Rochelle this week was SO sudden as tC
 shock the residents of that city, whert
 MT. Wood waS very we'll known He wal
 stricken with an attack of heart diseas,
 while en route to his home on a trolle!
 car and died soon after he had been az
 sisted to his home. As he momentarilJ
 came back to consciousness at his home a he looked up at his wife and said: "I an = | sorry to put you to 50 much trouble.
 These were the last words he ever spoke
 for he lapsed into, inconsistencies agail within a. short time and soon afterward } died.
 During the years he was a resident ii
 New Rochelle, MT. Wood attained marke . success in the real estate business an,
 also prominence in public life. He wa