Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-17
DANIELSON
pr. S. P. Davis a Photographer 63 Years-WelI Lighted Streets Draw Trade-Death of Mrs. Leonora GIadding-Funerals, Patrick Riley, Mrs, Mary Braney.

MT. and Mrs. Christopher Gallup of Maine, formerly of Brooklyn, are spending a vacation in towns of the county.
 Robert o. Morgan. of Spencer, Mass. was a visitor with friends in Daniel son Monday MT. and Mrs. Earl Wins low are entertaining Miss M. Ethel White of Providence.
 Mrs. Charles Petras and daughter of Winnipeg are visiting Mrs. Petras' sister, Mrs. F. Gaudreau of Dyer street.
 Executor of Mothers Estate. Vitalis Bonneau is executor of the estate of his mother, Mrs. Azilda Bon- neau.
 Mrs. c. H. Barber had the members of the Ladies' Reading circle at her home for meeting Monday afternoon. Quotations from American poets were given.
 Henry E. Burton was in New Ha- ven Monday on a business trip.
 c. D. Potter of Providence called on friends in Danielson Monday. The Mems club of the Congregational church is to have a meeting Wednes- day evening.
 The supply of confetti in Danielson was exhausted by those who joined in the carnival proceedings of Saturday evening.
 Quantities of evergreen for Christ mas decorations were taken on Sun day by Danielson people who improved the opportunity of the fine weather to get into the woods.
 Mail Unclaimed.
 Letters addressed as follows are un- claimed at the Danielson post office this week. Mrs. John w. Way, Mrs.
 
 Amadise Lajoie, John Stevens, Will liam H. Spencer, Charles D. Tilley, Harold White.
 Paige Stock Company at Theatre. The Avis Paige Stock company, first time in Danielson, played at the Or pheum theatre Monday evening, pre- senting the play A Farmers Daugh ter. This company has been meeting with success during the present sea- son
 Photographer Since '49.
 "Dr." S. P. Davis of Furnace street c.a4r1s to be the oldest photographer on earth. He says that he commenced taking pictures on September 20. 1S49, a little more than sixty three years ago.
 To Provide Christmas Cheer. Rev. c. H. Barber is chairman and Rev. w. D. Swaffield treasurer of the committee that will create the fund for Christmas for the needy in Dan ielson. Receptacles are distributed in funds that the many who will wish to give.
 Enterprise Has Its Reward. It is already evident that the bus iness men are going to get back sev- ro1 iran fhnr ftn f1o.ax, aggregately spent for the illumination of Main and adjoining streets during the holiday season. The crowds and trade have already indicated that. Sev- eral firms reported Monday that their sales Saturday were surprisingly large
 Attention Misunderstood.
 A man from a southern state, who has not been at home for three years is doing soliciting business in towns in this section. In his home town is lady of whom he has been fond fol years. To make glad her holiday and direct her remembrance, few days since he sent her an especially made photograph of himself.
 It was disgusted man who showed her letter of acknowledgement to 6 local newspaper man: Your letter anG photograph received. Papa likes il very much and thanks you"
 Preparatory for Christmas Sunday. At the Baptist church Sunday the choir is to give the Christmas cantata The Mander Throne. Other choirs ir Danielson will be busy this week witt rehearsals for the festival, which vii be marked by unusually fine musica programs this year.
 Theft Detecting Society.
 The meeting of the Killingly Thief Detecting society is to be held Wed. nesday. This organization has beer in existence in this town for many years and has membership of rep reseptative citizens from the variou. sections of the town.