Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-25
DANIELSON

6morruw will be Thanksgiving Sun | n-y in tho churches of Danielson. A l T15z1kEgiving service will be held at the Methodist church at 10.30 and Thanks giving topics will be discussed at the l B.Eorth League meeting at the evening l service. 1 At 1n.30 Sunday morning the Congre- l rational church also will have a Thanks l giving service, and announcement has been made that the church will be dec o-ated with fruits of the field. There will be special music and sermon appro- priate to the Thanksgiving season. Also at the Baptist church at 1O.45 Sunday morning there is to be Thanks giving service with special music and sermon.
 Next Thursday, Thanksgiving day, will he generally observed as a holiday throughout this territory, with practical ly complete suspension of business In many homes there will be family re- unions, many returning to old firesides for tho festival occasion. The Thanks giving dinners win, as always, be fea- ture of the holiday observance, and in preparation for these housewives already have been getting quotations on turkeys, geese and chickens. Nice chickens d- rect from farms in nearby territory are benE offered at from 35 to 40 cents a pound.
 While engaged in unloading coal in the rear of the residence of the super intendent of the mill at Goodyear Thurs day afternoon George Andrews, 67, be- came suddenly ill and died within a few minutes. Death is said to have been due to apoplexy.
 Mir. Andrews was a native of Put nam, a son of Nathaniel and Hannah tWilcox) Andrews, but had lived the greater part of his life in the town of Killingly and for many years was em- ployed as a teamster. For some time past Mir. Andrews had been employed by the Goodyear Mills company. He leaves a daughter, Mrs. Jessie Childs, of Goodyear. The body was taken in charge by Undertaken Louis E. Kennedy and brought to his rooms here. '-'
 Numbers of persons already are een- vinced that there will be plenty of ice the coming winter; in fact, some are i'm pressed that there will be too much and that it need not have been in such haste to appear in late November and freeze up the radiators of the auto mobiles of some owners who hadn't just got around to taking precautions against just such happenings. The gnappy weather of the past three days has re- suited in such damage as is herein men, tioned for numbers of car owners and they have some rather impressive re- pair bills to meet
 A dance-the first public affair arrane. d by the Danielson Radio club-attract. cd many to the state armory Friday ev. ening. Music was by a Norwich orcheS- tra- The dance attracted many from various surrounding towns as well as a heavy patronage from Danielson and iti immediate vicinity. Radio concerts vert added as special feature of the even. ing.
 When you want motor livery service day or night, with a good car and care ful driver get in touch with Harry War ren. Reasonable rateS.-adv.
 Members of Guild chapters in Nor wich, Willimantic, Jewett City, Volun town and South Wilmington have beeI invited, together with young women iron Putnam and East Klllingly, to be pres ent this (Saturday) afternoon at a meet ing of a World Wide Guild to be held il the Baptist church here. A supper i to be served.
 Miss Edith Wing, state secretary, Nev Haven, will be present and will organiz R junior chapter. Miss Melissa MurreW missionary who has served in India is to address the meeting.
 Automobile dealers continue to get a Hna1nB amount or new DuSlneSS ID thl territory for such a late period of tn year. Only few years ago sales 0 new automobiles practically ceased be tween November 1 and March 1, bu that no longer is true. Automobile sale now ] tinue throughout the year, fac attributed to various reasons, but chief ly to there being more and better stat highways than was the case decad ago and because these roads arc prompt ly cleared of snow throughout the wir ter by the state highway department of this and neighboring statees. With in very brief period one local deale has disposed of Is new cars and othe dealers in the territory report surpric