Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-02
DANIEL SON

This (Satnrday) noon will bring the openfng of the Labor day vacation ex- tending through until next Tuesday morn morning Advantage will taken of this holiday period for out of town trips by many of Danielson's people Shore re- surts seem to hold the greatest appeal The exodus will begin this afternoon and win continue during Sunday.
 ChsEa1s Mnthiou, 56, for many years a FeEident on the West Side, is dead at h4s2home, after long illness His death follows closely after that of his wife. who died in May of this year. Mir. Math- leu was a native of Woonsocket, but had lived in this town great many years and for long time was in the employ of the Quinehaug company. He leaves a large family of children.
 An unfortunate accident Friday morn ing was that in which Mrs. James Cart land. of School street, fell and broke her leg as she was coming down the steps at her home on School street while on her way to attend service at St. James church. A physician was called and gave the injured woman attention before she was taken to the Day Kimban hos pltal at Putnam
 When the Coronets of Worcester face Manager Bill Martins team in Sunday s big baseball event two changes will be noted In the Danielson lineup. Faber and Birkby will be, missing. It is un- derstood that Faber, who is great lit tls player. has an offer of more money elsewhere. so is going right after it. He will be replaced by a fast infelder Seen. of Worcester. Birkby will be out of the game on account of a holiday visit .1,ktr sN 1nt1u Q delphia
 Manager Martins battery will be Reig- CT and Phillips. This pair made a hi with the fans last Sunday. Roy Rock is quoted as saying that Reiger is one o the hardest pitcher to a hit with mer on bases that he has seen.
 Reiger has had world of experience and never offers a batter a good bal when he can make him swing at a bat one. Phillips throwing and all arount pep makes him a fixture.
 Hart, a splendid fielder. will be a third and the outfeld win remain un changed. Arrigan comes here iron Providence with a great reputation as hitter Johnny Reirger, brother of Fred and former Eastern leaguer, relief pitche last week, will be here again Sunday.
 Manager Martin is making an effor to nave the Wauregan band as Specla attraction for the second game of the bi series with Putnam, September IT.
 South KiIlingly's annual old Home da observance Labor Day will be one of tn principal events in the town of Killingl on the holiday Rev. ". S. Beard of Ney York. a son of a beloved former paste of the First Congregational church a South Killingly. iS to be the princips speaker. Other addresses win be mad by Rev. p. P. Aver of Montville and Re- Mr. Wood of Lakewood, R. l.
 Music during the day will be by tn East KiIlingiy band, from whence wi laso come King George Jacques, purveyc of shore dinners extraordinary. to serve 1 an a plethora of good things
 Special significance attaches to Sout KIIlingly's Old Home day observance tn year because 1t happens that that con munity may now be reached over
 splendid new state highway. open South Killingiy from Danielson only few weeks ago, the completion of tn road marking the end of what might l considered it's period of semi-isolation this day of hard surfaced roads and pu ting it onto what is going to be one the most travelled trunk lines in souther