Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-25

l believe there is an urgent need for such an institution in Danielson and trust that by placing these facts be- fore the Bulletin readers an interest may develop among our citizens that will result in something of this na- ture.
 Gifts to Laundry Employees.
 Tuesday evening MT and Mrs. Ira D. Martin of the Palace laundry pre- sented their employees gifts of gold pieces and other remembrances of Christmas at a happy gathering at the Martin property on Center street Mir. and Mrs. John McGowan of Westerly are spending the holiday with relatives in Danielson.
 Miss Ruth FisKe, teacher at Pom- fret Landing, is spending the holiday recess at her home in Danielson. Revival Services. The Pentecostal church members here are preparing for revival serI ices to be held during January. Harry F. Palmer of Hartford is | spending the holiday at his home in Danielson.
 Sheriff Preston B. Siblev is slowly recovering from severe injury to his right arm.
 Also Rest Day.
 This Is a day of thanksgiving as well as Christmas for the store clerks, who have been through an exception ally busy season.
 l Tn accordance with the requirements 1 of a state law, all of the saloons in Killingly are closed this Christmas day, as they are throughout the state | The heavy storm of Tuesday pre- vented many Ddnielson people from going to Putnam to attend the pro- duction of the Spring Maid at the Bradley theatre.
 w. H. s. vs. K. H. s.
 Windham High school of Williman. tic and Killingly high schools bas- ketball teams will play a game here Friday evening, the first meeting ol the teams this season,
 The rural carriers, who are called upon to cover their routes Christmas will have difficulty in getting over tho snow filled backwoods roads of Wind. ham county. The going will be thc worst today of any time within tho past two winters.
 Post Office Privileges Today.
 Until noon today those who wisl may call at the post office for mai and Christmas packages, but the otfic will be closed from that hour unti 6.30, when it will be open until th' usual closing hour.
 Horace NJ. Hovey, formerly prin cipal of Killingly high school. is nov professor of mathematics in the Wad leigh high school, New York. Tn school has 4o0O students. 1 The parcels post service will go int effect at the local post office on Wed nesday of New Years week, New Years day.
 Christmas Masses at St. James
 Church.
 At St. James church today the frs of the Christmas masses will be eel { ebrated at a. IT.. as Is the custom this mass to be followed by others the last, at 1030 o'clock, being a sol emn high mass.
 Toast to Grand Master.
 Members of Columbian commandery No. 2, of Norwich who live in Daniel son and vicinity, will gather in th rooms of Moriah lodge here at nool today for the annual toast to tn, grand master. Most Eminent Sir Will liam Cromwell Melish.
 School Pupils Rewarded.
 Announcements of awards at tn end of the term at St. James paro chial school include the giving of diploma to Aurea Gingras for Paine writing; the following pupils were awarded a progressive pin for havinl written 100 drills: Beatrice Lambert Anna Gingras. Anna Dubuc, Dori peaume, Leonie Choquette. Henr. Boode.