Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-04-04
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIEL.SON

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Monday afternoon. at his home In Kill
inEiy Center, funeral services for Leroy j.
Harris. As, were conducted by Rev. Will
liam Swanson of the Dayville Congrega-
tiOnAl church. Burial was in Dayville
cemetery. Relatives were bearers Louis
E. Kennedy was the funeral director.
Mr.. Harris died Friday night after a
long Illness. He had been a resident Of
the town Of Killingly practically all OF his
life. He leaves his wife, a daughter, his
father. Henry Harris, and a brother,
Charles.
Mrs. Mary RosaIie Hopkins, wife o.
Charles E. Hopkins. died Sunday night at
their homie here. Her death came on the
18th anniversary of her birth after
weeks illness with pneumonia
Mrs. Hopkins was daughter of George
". Butts and Sabra Adams Butts and
vas born at Coventry, r. I. She leaves
her husband, a son, Herbert, a daugltcr.
Mrs. Hazel Breayea, two sisters, Mrs.
Edna Dragon and Mrs. Bertha Barber Of
this town. and a brother George Butts
81 East Killingiy.
Announcements were being awnlIel
here Monday afternoon from the Southern
New England conference at Pawtucket of
the appointment of Rev. C. c. Tlbbets as
the new pastor of the Danielson Methodist
Episcnaal church. The appointment was
practically agreed upon during conferen-
ence days last week Rev. Mr.. TiDbets is
At present pastor at Uncasville. His APP
pnintment to the local church will be well
coined. 1t is expected that Rev. Mr.. Ti6-
bets will preach at the services at the To-
cal church next Sunday. His family is
expected to take M residence at the par
snhaee here during the coming week
W
tor here, is TO be assigned to Westerly.
Considerable quantities Of hard coal
are. In the hands of local dealers, cx-
Guiding the possibility Of any shortage
for domestic uses in the. near future. Tte
coal strike has stirred up only mild inte-
rest IN Danielson. No great amount is
normally used here during the season thai
sill have really opened in the next three
weeks though, Of course. there are sale
thror-'.out the year.
Toy ~ro invited to watch the building
or .Studebaker cars and to see the biz
plants OF the company In a special pic
ture to be shown at the Orpheum thea
ire. Danielson. Wednesday evening. Put
ram Motors Inc.-adv.
The FIRST IN the series OF services that
wilt constitute d retreat for the Egiish-
speaking members Of st. James parish
this week will be held this (Tuesday) ev-
ching. The services are to be conducted
by tire missionaries of LaSalette, who are
in charge of the parish.
An event of special interest to Baptisse
IN this territory is the roll call and supper
scheduled to be held at the church ths
Tuesday evening. following the aanua
bushes meeting. held last week. Rev
Denton J. Nelly. former pastor of tn,
church, is to be the speaker Of the even
ing
baseball enthusiasts will not be denied
Even a snow storm at this time of tn.
year does not check them for any leng:'
of time They were out and at practice
Monday afternoon. apparently gettin-
much enjoyment. though there was mu
and some snow left to hinder their op
eFations
distraction IN wooderaft was continued
at Monday evenings meeting OF the Box
Scouts. During the next few weeks worl
viii be pushed on second class scout test
in order thar all the membership of In
trodo shall have qualified for this ratln:
by the time the charter Is renewed II
May.
I've weeks were rounded Monday sine
the disappearance of the Roi youth, who's
home on Dyer street Though the cas-
Is not attracting 50 much attention jus
now as was the case during the first few
days after his. disappearance, the searcl
for him on the part Of relatives and man.
who have interested themselves In til
case Is almost constant. All Of the search
ing has revealed nothing of importanc
since the finding of his cap near the Cuin
ebaug river bank on day last week.
Seeing Nature with d Camera Is Cll
subject Of an Illustrated lecture whlc
1--WE tomorrow "wednesday, afternoon a
the assembly hall Of the high school befor
the members of the Killingly Woman
club. The lecture will deal chiefly wit
bird life, a subject Of special interest
the spring season when feathered friend
who have been away all winter ar
hocking back to remain until fall
DanIelson's numerous persons who -hay
been In Florida and other states and VIII
have been returni"~ hero for the paS
zen days have found the recent cold al
stormy weather Ntiy uyI.s. 4laving Q,
perlenced real warm weather in the sout
the cold here was particularly severe .
thon.
Wills it matters little at just this tim
- all outlying highways are going &hroug
The spring process of drying out-and Al
not hSrrylng much with the joO-it wi
be good news to tine average traveller
know that good detour will be PROVE
ID to points east Of South Killingly viii
the state road work is under way bctwee
Danielson and that place for the next s.
nonths. The detour route will take ira
AZ by spaldinz's four corners and mi
South KLlingly.
The regular weekly canvass by rel
resentattves of striking textile workers
son1e-of the largo mill centers of New En-
and was made here Monday. Rdrescn
Ltives OF the strikers come every wee
and receive numerous contributions fro
workers IN this territory who desire
help them.
Employees OF the Crystal Water con
pany started Monday the seasonable wol
Of putting in services, which work h;