Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-07
DANIELSON
sIeiqhing Party for Empioyes-Busf- ness Association Favors Now Credit and Collection System-lnterest in WiIIiamsviIIs,s New Prospects.


 Captain A. P. Woodward. Joseph Lavallee and c. A. Hamilton left here Thursday morning for a few days fish, ing at the Church homestead in Ash ford, where they will join other mem bers of 8 party.
 fox this week, shot on hunt in the territory east of Danfelson.
 George T. Mirow. of Concord. N- H., visited friends in Danielson Thursday.
 SIeighino Party.
 MT. and Mrs. Ira D. Martin enter tained their employees with 8 sleigh ride Wednesday evening.
 Patriotic Instructor c. A. Potter dS making arrangements for Lincoln day exercises at the high school
 Philias Jodoin has purchased mo- tor vehicle for use in his business.
 Mrs, Everett Mitchell is seriously ill at her home here.
 Mrs. Rufus D. Curtis of Dayville re- gently observed her elghty-hftn oirtn- day.
 Near Zero Thursday.
 Near zero temperature in Danielson Thursday morning seemed to insure the securing of an ice harvest
 A local coal dealer says that the indications are for reduction in the price of coal during the present month Repres sentative John M. Bessette, of Brooklyn, has introduced a house bill providing that telephone rentals in
  residence service or SIS year for of flee service.
 Credit and Collection System.
 The Danielson Business Mems asso- ciation is planning a credit and col lection system that, will give better protection than they enjoy at present. William McEwen contemplates re- turning to DanielSon to engage in bus iness.
 Ira D. Martin, Charles s. Francis, Charles E. Franklin and Ralph Young leave next Tuesday for few days stay in the lake region about Bridg- ton, Maine.
 There have been no developments during the past week relative to mat ters of a legislative nature affecting financial institutions in Killingly and Brooklyn, but bills may be introduced in the. general assembly today
 Young America was out in force Thursday, making the most of a fine opportunity to use the Christmas gifts of sleds. which have been of little use up to this time.
 Opinion Is expressed by prominent residents of Plainf1eld that there is of a town court there; that the pres ent system of administering justice is adequate.
 Ira Thomas in New Line.
 Ira A. Thomas, catcher of the Phil edelphia American league team, is de- VelopIng into real estate magnate in the Quaker city. his friends here will be interested to know. He is building and selling apartment houses as a side line to his star work on the diamond.
 The big stock house at the plant of the Connecticut Mills company is near ing completion. The roof has been put on and metal sheathing for the sides is being laid.
 Danielson Purchaser of Hotel Fittings. J. Carl Wftter of Danielson has pur- chased all of the furnishings on the second and third floors of the Chick ering hotel at Putnam; that is all that remained after the big fire of a few days ago. He removed a quantity of the goods here Thursday.
 In Danielson at the present time there is only Rne important grade crossing that is unprotected by flag man, gates or automatic bell, this be- ing the one at North street. More light on Main street is one of the aims of the Danielson Business Mems association and there are indf-