Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-09
DANIELSCN
Over S2,00o Subscribed to Make Bus
 mess Streets A-light During Yuls-
 tide-Night School EnroIls Sixty one-Dennis- Baker Wedding Dec 1.

Over S2,O00 Subscribed to Make Bus
 mess Streets A-light During Yuls-
 tide-Night School Enrolls Sixty one--Dennis- Baker Wedding Dec 1.
 Following q suggestion made year ago, by Alfred L. Reed. secretary of the Church company, the merchants of Danielson have combined in fur therance of plan t0 turn the bus mess section into a dazzlingly light ed way during the holiday shopping season. Plans are completed for flooding the shopping center with the illumination of hundreds of electric lights and the thoroughfare, when the lighting plan is completed, will glow as it has never glowed before.
 Practically every business man on the street has joined the combine. that is going to provide Daniels9n with the spectacular lighting arrangement. They plan to develop the scheme that is expected to result in the transac- tion here of the greatest amount of holiday business ever enacted in one year. Through Frank Winkleman of one of the oldest established firms in town, Louis A. Bradford was induced to do the preliminary work, which met with surprising success and brought assurance that the project | could be put through with whoop. Everybody subscribed and by Satur- day it was decided to commence do- ing the necessary wiring this (Mon- day) morning. This work will prob ably require all of the present week, with the assurance that the lights Er1I Co, urday evening.
 Five hundred ineandescent lights will be used on the wire loops that will be strung back and forth across Main street from it's junction with Acad- emy street to the south end of the Cyr building. Flaming arcs are also talked of for stringing at intervals between the regular street lights. In addition to this business men, on their own account, are arranging for addi- tional lighting. When in operation this large number of bulbs will give Danielson a real white way that will surely be such novelty as has not been seen in these parts, though in use in western cities. The lighting l company has made a very liberal agreement with the promoters. The lights will be run from dusk until midnight for a period of fifteen nights Mir. Bradford will have charge of the wiring and says he will have every thing ready for the big display on 1 Saturday night of this week.
 | More than $200 has been pledged for the expense to be met, the fol- lowing being a nearly complete list of subscribers: Frank T. Preston, An drew F. Meech, A. P. Woodward Kent A. Darbie, Gallup Bros ant Lindner, A. w. Williams, Preston B Sfbley, Harry E. Back, Helen s. Dove Burroughs Drug company, Frank Y iflE, r=-&n, s. D. Horton, Windhan County. National bank. A. B. Beaure' gard. Keystone store, A. H. Bennett Mary Salotti, Louis J. Fournier, s ,Gingras, s. P. Humphrey, Jr, A. H Huntington, William S. Brown Josepl Lamoreaux, Isai Tetreault, George J Henealt, The Church company, Mdme Joseph Cyr, L. J. Morin, A. Weisberg G. o. Thomas, T. J. Killian, Bostol Dry Goods company, N. A. Jordan F. E. Bitgood, E. H. Reach, Austil and Conwell, Eli Lague, Gaston Main don, Wilfred Puize, Florence Johnson hAlton Frost, w. J. Craig, Charle howe, Augustus Longo, A. Larivere c. w. Flagg, Dr. o. c. Sharpe, c. H Bacon, Henry E. Burton.
 lle lued IS IO QeNelOp d CarnlVa spirit here during the Santa Clau period and with that end in mind ar engagements have been made for stree concerts by band on two Saturda, evenings. The band will move up an
 down the street, giving concerts a various points. Confetti, of course will not be amiss in helping out tn scheme, which will not only be
 mighty big attraction for out of tow shoppers, but a benefit to the mer chants, this being the business en of the proposition. Danielson is t be made the center of attraction fo this section this Christmas seasor there is no doubt about that.