Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-30

Attachment Placed on FournisSs Mar ket-Tewnspsepis and Friends from
 Many Cities Homer Memory of
 Frank p. Warren-Aeoident-
 Dyer Goes to Baltic.
 Ellsworth Burton is spending a few days with friends in Bridgeport.
 Dr. J. B. shannon, who is consider ably improved in health. returned to his home in Norwich Sunday. after a visit here.
 Arm Broken by Fall.
 Emanuel Maille, carpenter, has a broken arm as result of a fall sus- tained while he was at work. Attended Frank p. Warren's Funeral.
 Ex- Representative Charles s. Hyde of Canterbury and -Representativ John F. Fields of Bozrah came here Sunday to attend the funeral of Frank P. Warren, with whom they served during the last session of the legisla- lure.
 Luke Monehan is seriously Ill at the home of his parents here.
 John Leach of Wauregan is a pa- tient in a Willlmantic hospital.
 Sheriffs sale of the perishable goods at l.. J, Fournier's market Center street. this (Monday) morning at B. adv.
 New Years Services
 At St. James church New Years morning the masses are to be at 5, 7.30 and a. rn., the last to be high mass.
 The postofice opening hours on New Years day will be the same as is usu- al for holidays.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Witter of Brooklyn have gone to Providence to remain until the latter part of March.
 John ". Bailey of Wallingford was the guest of friends here over Sunday. Goes to Baltic MiIls.
 Herbert Barnett has gone with the Shetucket worsted mills at Baltic as boss dyer.
 Mrs. Ethel Craig of Baltimore is irn- proved after a severe illness. Mrs. Craig is a daughter of MT. and Mrs. Kles of Danielson.
 Wednesday, a legal holiday, the banks will be closed, as will the mills and some of the stores in Danieison. MT. and Mrs. Everett Mitchell have been entertaining Mir. Mitchell's sis- ter, Miss Maud Mitchell of Pawtucket. To Watch the Old Year Out Following custom, there Is to be a watch night service at the Baptist church Tuesday evening, beginning at g o'clock Wednesday morning at ! o'clock there will be sunrise prayer meeting at the Congregational church.
 Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock the watch night service at the Methodist ! church will begin. This will consist of a social time by the Epworth league 1 There are to be praise services, ser nor, greetings for the New Year, and refreshments will be served. Fournier's Market Attached.
 Saturday Sheriff P. B. Siblsy in the l interest of Bradley Bros of Putnam | placed an attachment on the meal market of L. J. Fournier, in Center street. The attachment was for $250 and the market ceased doing business During the day MT. Fournier could not be located, but 1t was later learned l that he left here on the first south bound electric card Saturday morn ing, and was carrying travelling bag and suit case.
 Mir. Fournier has had nice rnarlet and good business. so his dificulties come as surprise. What the extent of his liabilities arc is not stated. Last Call for Crest White Way. nanieIson's great White Way vii cease to giirnrner Tuesday night. a the old year gives way to ths new For fifteen nights the business sectior has been more brilliantly lighted thai ever before. Hundreds of hoiids. shoppers have been attracted here tha might have gone elsewhere had 1t no been for the brilliant electrical display 1 and the result has been one of th' most satisfactory Christmas seasonl is the history of business in Daniel | son.
 The time and effort and money ex pended on the community advertisinl scheme has paid a liberal dividend. has also given the town the appear ance of being alive, up to date, and { hustlinE competitor, not only for tn trade of It's own people, who wer largely kept at home. but for the trad of the people of surrounding towns who came here in many cases whel they had intended to go elsewhere. 1 It has paid Danielson to turn on tn HGhtH