Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-23
DANErSoN

CultCAiou5 were Iaken aI all IQS masses for European relief work. Rev. Edward J. Shelley, M. S.. preacher of the day, set forth in appealing manner the dire situation that prevails even at this late date after the World war in va- lrfous European countries. The response lof the congregations was liberal. In passing Father Shelley commented on the fact that the children of St. James school have contributed in small sums during the past week a total of SIS to be applied to the relief fund of the parish.
 Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Mary Mcclure, daugh- ser of Mir. and Mrs. James Mcclure of Furnace street, and Everett Doyle, also lof Danielson. They are to make their home on Franklin street
 Delighting in the wonderful weather of Sunday afternoon baseball fans pour ed out of this territory by trolley and in motor cars to attend the final game of the baseball series between Danielson and Putnam at Putnam. This game brings to an end the diamond activities of the 1929 season in this territory.
 It isn't any wonder that big bags of game are a rarity of hunters in this Territory any more when one considers 'AAtaAA ArdAAg oND uuHlllB nCCnStS Hay been issued by Town Clerk Frank T. Preston of the town of Killingly. If those who hold licenses get only four game birds each during the season that would mean a kill of well over 1000, and those who know the woods and fields hereabouts might doIbt that there is that many game birds within five miles of lDanielson- Registration of hunters is heavy in all of the surrounding towns and this brings the suggestion that heav- Ter restocking of the woods than ever before must be undertaken unless all game birdl in this part of eastern Con necticut arc 10 be exterminated. and what is true here Is equally true in other parts of the state
 Motorists who have been over the new state road to Providence noticed on Sunday one of the things that happen 10 automobiles upon occasion. Beside the highway just over the Rhode Island state line at Little Rest is the charred re- mains of what was a smart sport model Of a certain high priced car before a short circuit set it aire during the past week. The loss was total. as no means for putting out the fire was at hand.
 Readers who noted in the Sunday pap CTS that upwards of ten million tons of soft coal and more than 100000 tons ef hard coal were mined during the past week cannot be censured for wond- srinE why some of this vast amount oi fuel is not coming into this territory. A talk with any coal dealers will explain One dealer here who has been trying tc trace some cars of hard coal consigned to him weeks ago has succeeded in To- eating one at New London, while th'
 n track In an obscure town in New Yorl state. This is illustrative of the diff culties the dealers are facing in gettinl fuel ordered long ago and for which tn money is ready Immediately it arrives il Danielson. The dealers are not running the railroads. whose big league seasol Of strikes is now nearly over for thi year at least
 Members of Francis Long corps o Willimantic and A. c. Warner corps o Putnam will be guests of the members O A. c. Warner corps, W. R. C., when tn department inspector comes here for a official visit On the evening of Novembe l. This meeting is to be held in Odd Eel lows hall and is to be preceded by supper to be served at p. m, in tn dining hall of the Odd Fellows quarters. An Outpouring of republican wome and other women voters who are not al hliated with any party is anticipate this (Monday) evening when Mrs. Maria Blake Campbell member of the republ can state central committee, will be Danielson to deliver an address at Phot nix hall under the auspices of the Rt publican Woman's club of this town. Tn will be the first rally of the campaig that will end with the election of Noveu ber z. and in arranging it the wome have beaten the men to it. as was saI Ing of popularity at time now lon past.
 At tho rooms of tho Bohemian cIu the tournament committee has cause to be posted the regulations for the al uual pool and billiard tournament, whit will be underway in the near future TT players are divided into four classes B. C, and D. A class includes the tt notch performers of the club and u other classes the players of lesser ski The tournament will extend through u greater part of tho winter.
 Considerable advance has besn ma. during the past week on the buildh operations and other Improvements the Westfsld Congregational church. T new parish house has been rooted al thaa new granite steps at tn main e trance of the church are in place Ir railings for tho new steps and ornamer al lanterns are to be put in place with few days.
 A. shift of tho wind from the mort eriy quarters from which 1t has be blowing for days into the southeast Sunday brought wonderful fall weatt
 -H +E, pver the fuel supply for the real wint weather that is only few weeks ahe; As against a temperature of 24 degrt n Danielson at the past mid-week { mercury climbed to s4 degrees Sund afternoon.
 Congregztional clergymen from u part of the county will be at East WoC stock Tuesday for a meeting of { windhan County Congregational Min tcrs' Union with Rev. Henry D. Baker
 Joseph I4apelIe of New York is sper ing a few days with relatives in Ds islson.
 Mrs. Margaret McDerDott was ported on Sunday as critically m at home on High street. Mrs. McDerm has been a very great sufferer for
 past six months.
 Btrs Charles T. Thayer Of Putnam V e visitor with relatives in Danielson Sunday.
 Mrs. Henry D. Crosby will have
 members of the Ladies' Benevolent
 ciety of the Congregational church her home for a meeting Wednest afternoon.
 A representative of tho Provide Deaeonesses' home spoke at the s day morning Mvice at tho Method church.
 The fact that the town hall is In