Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-13
DANIELS0M
First Ice Cutting-Deserter Returned to Newport-Rox Rents to Be Lower --Unidentified Body Buried.

Miss Nellie Fournier and Miss Maude Girard were guests of relatives in Nor wlch over Sunday.
 Edmund Pratter of Providence was the guest of friends in Danielson Sum day.
 T. Lajuenese has returned from Cam ada, where his wife died recently.
 Mrs. Charles s. Francis will enter tain the Nadel Arbeit on Tuesday aft ernoon.
 Cutting lee at East KiIlingly.
 W. $. Brown brought in load of ice cut from the Hygeia pond at East Kill ingly on Saturday. The ice was about three inches thick and the first cut in this vicinity this season.
 The Ladies' society of the Methodist church is to meet with Mrs. c. H. Bur- roughs on Wednesday afternoon.
 Prize Winners at Whist.
 Honors at the weekly meeting of the BijOu Whist club were won by Mrs. Napoleon Domingue. Mrs. Philias The treault Mrs. Boulaine and Miss Odina Lafiamme.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. M. c. A. is to hold monthly meeting this (Monday) evening.
 S. Cady Hutchins, who is in Hart ford making arrangements to open a garage. was in Danielson on Saturday, making the trip in his new touring car.
 Gordon Returns to His Ship.
 George B. Gordon, rover from the United States training ship Cumber- land, was returned to that vessel on orders from the naval officers at New port on Saturday, in charge of c. A. Hamilton as special keeper. Gordon was glad to be on his way to his ship.
 Bartlett Hawkes. Marriage.
 At the Congregational parsonage Fri day Almon Bartlett and Lydia A. Hawkes.. both of Danielson, were unit cd in marriage by Rev. Clarence Bar Der. The marriage came as Q surprise to the many friends of the contracting parties.
 Came Home Tagged.
 Danielson people who went to Put nam Saturday afternoon returned to this place tagged by the active work CTS of the Woman's Relief corps and their agents. striving to create a fund for the erection of a soldiers monu- ment in Putnam.
 Jabbed Hatpin in Masher.
 One fiippant masher afflicted with caressing malpractice received proper treatment st a local motion picture house on Saturday evening. This fel- low was too free with his hands dur ing the time when a reel was being run off and the subdued light in the hall induced him to be extra hazardous. The young woman who sat beside him had the nerve to take care of herself how ever, and a sharp howl of pain startled the audience when she drove a hatpin into his leg with jab that was all convincing. There was one less imita- ton of man at the show a minute later.
 Reduction in Box Rents. There will be at least one thing in Danielson at cheaper rates after the first of the year. Postmaster c. A. Potter has announced the following new schedule of box rents: Call boxes 25 cents per quarter, small lock boxes 45 cents per quarter, medium size lock lock boxes 75 cents per quarter. The new rates are issued by order of the assistant postmaster general
 To Dispense Christmas Cheer. Those who are intending to do some thing to make the great holiday bright CT for the poor of Danielson are heed ing the call that has been issued by Rev. F. w Armstrong for funds and other gifts which he will distribute to needy persons regardless of denomina- tion.
 To Organize Mems Club. A meeting has been called to be held in the vestry of the Congregational church for this (Blonday) evening for | the purpose of organizing mems club Ie Is expected that the proposal will be met with much interest among the members of the church. December Flowing. Up to Friday of last week many farm