Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-26
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

son division have been kept busy in the neighboring city.
 Holiday Schedule.
 The banks will be closed. as will many of the stores, and the mills will not be busy here on Thanksgiving day. At the postoffice holiday hours will be in force.
 Exercises in the Schools. At the graded school building Mon day afternoon there were many visitors | for the Thanksgiving exercises that | had been arranged and which were finely given by the pupils of the diff ferent grades.
 | Danielson was represented by l delegation at the first session of the Putnam Social and Athletic club in that city Monday evening, the ma jority of the local people returning on ! a late car.
 1 Quietly. but none the less effectively, much is being done by charitably in clined people in Danielson toward making Thanksgiving happy holiday for needy families.
 | County Officials at Brooklyn. The county commissioners. county auditors and county treasurer were at l the Jall III DTOOhlyn dOuudy lOI lAO | final meeting of the year previous to the issuing of their annual reports, which will be forthcoming in a few days and which will show good and efficient management during tho past | twelve months
 Mr. and Mrs. John B. Kelley have returned to Washington, D. C., where Mr. Kelley will be busy during the session of congress that convenes on Monday next as secretary to United States Senator Frank B. Brandegee.
 Democratic Chairman Probable.
 Friends in the Twenty eighth dis trict would be pleased to see Senator elect Edwin H. Reach selected as i chairman of the important committee on interpretations, with which he has been prominently identified during the past two sessions as a house member. As the senate is to be democratic, how ever. a member of that party may head the committee.
 First sIoishride, as Usual.
 Edward s. Carpenter, who has for many years tried for the distinction, and has seldom been beaten, again got out for the first sleighride of the sea- son Monday morning. Only a few flakes of the beautiful had futtered down when the jingle of his sleigh bells was heard as he drove down Main street. MT. Carpenter is not claiming that it was good sleighing, but he does contend that there isn't anybody around these parts that has beaten him to it.
 A goodly number of boomers will be busy this week in the interest of es- tablishing a night school under the au- cnicnC of hn town Of Ki1JiroIW S1Ycb q school will not be expensive to main- tain and will return surprisingly large and satisfactory dividends on the amount invested.
 Jodoin Hearing Today.
 The hearing on the remonstrance against Philias Jodoin having a license to do liquor business in the Dagen- ias building on Railroad square will bring out a number to testify when the commissioners sit here today to take up the matter.
 Not many turkeys will be eaten in Danielson this Thanksgiving. The price is altogether too high. Chicken ducks and other fowl will be substitut- cd on the menus of most families in this town. Poultry raisers are finding a good demand for their product on account of the sky high figures al which turkeys are being held; that is real turkeys.
 Worth Picking Up These Times.
 Picking coal that falls from cars along the railroad track is a practice that may be seen daily along the route through this and nearby towns This has always been done. more ol less, but never to such an exte..t a. this year.
 Renewing Ties.
 Section men worked all day Sunday renewing ties under the side track! and planking at the Main stree crossing. Attention will be given tt