Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21
DANIELSoN
Six Inches of Snow and Prospects of Good Sleighing-Board of Beliefs Final Meeting-Discussion of Sunday Closing.

Gurdon Withey. who was injured at Putnam Saturday evening has return ed to his home in Danielson.
 Mrs. Clara Metvier of Westerly has been the guest of relatives in Daniel son.
 Charles s. Francis was in Providence Monday on business trip.
 At Norwich Exchange.
 Miss Katherine D. Awkward is at the Norwich Telephone Exchange this week, taking the course of instruction arranged for supervisors.
 Building Summer Cottage.
 Stephen Horton, proprietor of the AttawagaD house, is having a cottage constructed at Lake Chaubaumaug, East Killingly. The cottage is for sum- mer use.
 Mrs. Annie Tatro, westfield, will have the members of the Methodist church at her home this (Tuesday) evening for a cottage prayer meeting.
 Writes from Land of Blossoms.
 Henry Clark, who Is spending the winter at Los Angeles, writes to Dan- ielson friends of rose vfstas and balmy temperatures. Mir. Clark will return to Danielson in the spring.
 Good SIeighing Prospects.
 The first real all-day snowstorm of the winter did business during Mon day. The fall at o'clock amounted to about six inches and gave promise of packing down to make the best sleigh ing of the year.
 Edward Randall of North Sterling is recovering from a recent severe surgi- cal operation, and Is well on the roaG to recovery.
 Final Meeting of Board of Relief.
 The members of the board of relief for the town of Killirfgly have disposed of all the business that fase come up for their consideration, but will hold their final meeting of the season to- day (Tuesday).
 Legal Holiday Tomorrow.
 The wish has been expressed that there be a general display of the na- tional colors in Danielson tomorrow, Washington's birthday. The banks will observe Wednesday as legal holiday and will accordingly be closed. f Alert Bremen.
 The fire department made good time in getting to the fire at the Schoonman place, on North street, Saturday after noon They did excellent work in so quickly getting control of the situation that the damage was kept at the low est amount possible under the circum- stances.
 The Question of Sunday Closing.
 There was a. howl in some quarters
 
 the stores are called to close on Sun- day, the feeling among some of the proprietorS affected being out of har- mony with the orders they have re- ceived relative to the matter The opinicn was also hear.l yesterday that it might be well to cause every store in town to close up every minute of Sum- day and that the letter of the law be rigidly enforced, not allowing any per- son to sell newspaper or any other article of trade of any nature of de- sciption--in fact, to put the screws on to the linit--that 1t might be deter mined whether the majority of the people really and actually want a clos ed Sunday or whether they want one partly open. Ths matter of Sunday closing has for several years proved one that has a faculty Of not remafn- ing settled in Danielson. The fulf force of the law has never been ap- piled, however. and there are those. and many of them, who would like to see Danielson closed as tight on Sun- day as Putnam was two years ago No deaths from privation because of the new order Of things for Sunday were reported Monday, however.
 1t is of interest to note in connec- ton with the nbove, that bills are pending in the general assembly which, if passed, will fix definitely some priv iteges that may or may not be desir- able on Sundays. accoring to how one happens to be opinionated on the sub- feet