Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-31

nier Market-Liberal Offerings to St.
 James Pastor-Warren J. Chase
 Confirmed as Receiver of Middle
 River Manufacturing Company.
 H. H. Starkweather is recovering from an injury in which his left knee was badly wrenched
 Souvenir W. H. Taylor ot Hartford remembers his Danielson friends with New Years greetings.
 To Resign at Worcester Academy. Ernest Ross Warren is to resign as a member of the faculty of Wor- cester academy, where he has been teaching modern languages. and will make his home in DanielsOn. Benjamin Weisberg of New York has been spending q few days here . with his parents, MT. and Mrs. A. , WeiSberg.
 There are more cases Of illness in i Danielson than has been recorded at any one time for a considerable period. Opening of High School. Killingly High school will open for the winter term this (Tuesday) morn ing. Tomorrow. New Years day, will be holiday for the students. Miss Minnie Farron, who has just . completed a tour of New England , cities, filling engagements as read CT, is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Farron.
 | John Bailey of Wallingford is spend ing few days with Danielson friends. ! Attorney Warren D. Chase of Hart | ford was a visitor with friends in Danielson Monday.
 HustIins for New Subscribers.
 As the result of prizes that have l been offered to employees for getting | new subscribers, many new stations | have been added to the Danielson di- i vision of the S. \. E. T. company.
 Auction at Fournier Market. 1 Sheriff P. B. Sibley sold perishable l stock in the attached market of L. I. Fournier on Center street at a special | sale Monday morning.
 The death of Hon. Frank P. War ren Is the fifth that has occurred among the membership of the Killing | ly town school committee during the | last five years. an exceptionally high i mortality rate
 If the twelve days following Christ mas may be taken as an indication of what may be expected weatherwise ! during tho twelve months of 1913. | sons in the var just ahead. Mondays ceaseless rain indicated that
 Holiday Diversions.
 New Years dances seem to be about the only amusements that have been | arranged for Daniels0n people for to- 1 morrow. not forgetting, of course. the motion picture shows, which are all i ways with us.
 fr, 1 tried out by the Connecticut conpany on its Putnam lines indicate an ef- fort to give the patrons of the road an improved and extended express trolley service between Putnam and this place.
 Knew Harry 0. Bishop.
 Harry o. Bishop, who died at the Memorial hospital at New London following an accident in the Fort Neck railroad yards Saturday morning, is pleasantly remembered by many ir panielson, where he was representative of the railroad company for a time several years ago.
 Increase in Savings Deposits.
 Totals that will be secured when the books are balanced this .CTuesday' evening will show that savings de. posits In banks in towns in Windhar county have increased during the veal that ends today. The increase has no been exceptionsFy heavy. but is a sub. startial one nevertheless.
 Nearing Sacramento.
 William Wetster and family, wht left nere last Friday. en route for tn, Pacific coast country. are due to ar. Il rive in Sacramento. California, tornor row. New Years day
 More Personal Taxes Psfd , Although there are still some deIin ouents, William N Arnold collecto of taxes for the town of Kil.ingly. find that at the close of 1912 more peopl have paid their personal taxes thal
 was the case last year. Collector 4 r z mold continues to receive pavmen.s t some from people who come and ofse . to pay, some from others Nho arc no 2 ver-anxious to separGfe themselve l from their money.
 Parishioners Make Liberal Offering.
 At the masses at St. James churc
 Sunday the pastor, Rev. Julian Cine
 who has been here only few month.
 thanked the parishioners for their lib
 erality at the Christmas ofTertory | which established a new record fo . such collections in the parish Whil ' Father Ginet has only been with hi
 flock for short time. there is ever
 indication that he is to be one of tn
 most loved pastors who has admin
 istered the affairs of the local churcl