Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-24
BAN|ELS0N AND PUTNAM NEWS

I o'clock until o'clock this (Satur- | day) afternoon. This arrangement is 1 very pleasing to the business men, who will be enabled thereby to make de-
 posits before Tuesday, One of the l largest days sales in recent years Is looked for in DanieIson today, as some
 ot the mills will pay their employees again this (Saturday) morning, the l second time this week, the regular i pay day being Monday. This will help | the holiday shoppers.
 Has Sold Restaurant. 1 A Hartford paper announces that 1 George D. Bates has sold his restau- rant at 196 Asylum street to Miss Sa- ran J. McGrath. who has long been | Tn the employ of Bartlett brothers of that city. MT. Bates is to leave Mon 1 day for California, where he will ! spend the winter He may eventually return to Hartford, as he hasnot sold ] his place on Whitney street, that city, MT. Bates went to Hartford from l Danielson in 1887 and opened tea and coffee store, and in 1891 he added | a lunch counter to the store business. taurant business in Hartford and his place was one of the landmarks. Fight Pictures Shown. In spite of the fact that a protest was publicly registered by Rev CIar- ence II. Barber, Rev. Ralph $. Cush- man, Rev. w. Douglas SwafffeId and Rev. F. w. Armstrong, there was no official interference with the showing of the Jeffries- Johnson fight pictures at the Phoenix theater on Friday eve ming. It is understood that there was no violation of law in showing the pictures, which are in reality far less objectionable to many persons than are many ViciousIy and criminalIy suggestive films, depicting arson,
 
 through the entire calendar of crime, and about which nothing is ever said, There was, however, a strong senti- ment against the showing of the fight pictures here, especially on the eve of Christmas.
 Officers of Highland Grange.
 Highland grange, South Killingly. has elected these officers for the en- suing year: Master Josiah B. Till inghast; lecturer, Stephen Douglas: overseer Walter Fiske; steward, Al bert Fiske; treasurer, J. J. Martin; secretary, Mrs. J. E. Tillinghast: gate keeper, A. B. Phillips; Ceres. Miss Dora Dora Flske; Pomona. Mrs. Charles Fiske; Flora, Miss Amy Tiliinghast: lady assistant steward, Mrs. A. E. Phillips; executive committee, Alfred P. Burns.
 Baptist Brotherhood Class Election.
 The Brotherhood class of the Bap- tist church has chosen these officers for the ensuing term: President. l.. A. Darbie; vice president, WiIfred LHeureuX; teacher, Mir. Wilbur; sec retary, Frank T. Stinson; assistant secretary. Arthur Wallace: assistant treasurer, Charles Pierce; membership committee, Wilfred L'Heureux, w. ]. Craig, Bert COnklin, John Moran. MT. Alexander, Jesse Cook: visiting com mittee, W. L. Dixon, Alvah Pierce, William Cook, Phineas AIdrich. F. Fl. Greener; social committee, A. c. Frost, B. H, Hammett, Everett WinsIow. Henry Leach, Orrin Avoid. Henry Chapin, Rev. W. D. Swafffeld, Clifford II. StarkWeather.
 Many Postcards Mailed.
 Just under 1000 Christmas post cards were sent out from the local postoffice in a single day this week. and Uncle Sam only knows what the total for the nation may be. 'Steen million, maybe. This class of busi- ness makes an extraordinary increase in the sale of one-cent stamps. dozens of them being sold to a single custom CT.
 Something new at the Chickerine hotel, Putnam. Suit case free with S2 purchase.-adv.