Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-27
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

bank on Or before the sixth day of November will draw interest at the rate of per cent. per annurn from the first day of November, and will be pay able December first. This high rate of interest is made possible by the decla- ration of the Tooth anniversary dividend by the directors of the bank in recoe- milton of the loyalty Of it's depositors. If your money is not earning per cent. talk eadvantage of the opportunity af- forded by the magnaninous offer of the Windham County National Bank. Dan ielson, Conn.-adv.
 Joseph A. Lussier. editor of La Jus-l tice,~a paper published in the French language at Holyoze, is to be the speaker at a rally planned to be held in the town hall next Monday evening by the republican town committee. l. is expected that Dzmase Bou1ais, mem Der of the party's town committee, win preside at the meeting. MT. Lussier will speak in French. The meeting will be preceded by short parade and by a concert by St. James band. With the passing of the horse sheds which for many years have provided shelter for rigs driven by members of the Westfeld Congregational church, another parking place for automobiles will be made available in the borough it was indicated Thursday. The sheds are to be removed incident to the build- | ing of the new parish house. They l in such & state of disrepair that it has been decided to remove them.
 Uncle Sam has a pay day December l 18th when he win pay off Victory bonds. series A.. B., C., D., E.. and F. Leave your bonds at The Danielson Trust Company for collection. Pro- ceeds left in the Savings department will be allowed interest from Decem- Der list at 1-2 per eent-adv.
 Attorney E. l.. DaTbse is to bs rans- shal of the Armistice day parade in Danielson. Organizations that will take part in the parade are Leo ]. | L'Homme. American Legion; MerrS. l Smith post, Veterans of Foreign Wars Service battery, 193d Field artillery. c. | N. G.; posts of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars from Moosup, Odd Fellows, St John Baptist society, Knights of Cofumbus. Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls. St i James band and the AttawaugaH band will furnish music. The line Of march will be announced next week.
 The Armistice day committee has re- ! QueSLSQ that WulSlIES pc pdQWny DCAlt rung and general jubilation made al Il a. m, the hour at which fighting ceased over there and the arnTstive be- came effective on November Il, 1913.
 About 100 gathered at tzse Methcdlsi church Wednesday to observe the S0tt anniversary of it's founding iii Daniel supper. An address by the pastor, Rev c. c. Tibbetts, and { historical sketcs by Mrs. Sarah Morse were features o
 the meeting. Mrs. Morse mentioned that the church has had Ss pastors Musical numbers were included in tn program of the evening.
 A real snappy football game may D.
 expected this afternoon when tn,
 Windham High school team comes t.
 Danielson to meet Kiflingly High 10
 the second time this season. In a re cent meeting between the teams at VII
 limantic the game resulted in a t:
 score.
 Many attended a parish whist part, given Wednesday evening in St, James school hall. This is the first of a serie of parish whists, bringing large nun
 bers of parishoner7 together for socia purposes.
 Funeral services for Ge0xge M. Bel
 lows, who died following an operation
 at the Worcester City hospital wer conducted at the undertaking rooms 0 L. E. Kennedy by Rev. William Swain
 son of the Dayvi1le Congregations
 church. Burial was in DxyviIle ceme
 tery.
 Over at Chop Mist hn on the ncs
 route from Daniefson to Providence a,
 old-tfme resident who thinks back t
 peaceful days in that coumtry-Si
 says the motor tradie is 50 heavy veel