Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-25
OANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIElSCN

Sfaee Police ae Work on Moosup and PialrS:sId Church Rohheries-Tour- tsletEe Nigh to Play x. N. S.--order Foe Army overcrasing Given Day. Sllle Eifi-4ndian Name Given Fof RsoteA
 Anr. and E9ra F. D. KIes are enter sasnfnR Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kles oS Waite River Junction, Vt, where xnere iA 12 inches of eaoyy.
 1GR. and Mrs II F. 0lcndining a%e 70 spond Thanksgiving with frSardS at Ashley FallR Iii the BeTirah1F04
 Henry Taes of Norwich was q vts- Gnpr here Tuesday.
 PossmeSses c A Potter says he has received no azsDo1nceGnena ag to who VII rsosfvs sbe eppn9ntmsu4s as lss- kw carr3Gn@
 Rev. E A Lsep to Preach.
 Rev. E. 4. LAgw VIII deliver she sd- dress at gh4 Urton Thanksgiving serv- ice in tho Baps1se church this (Wed- nascay levenAng.
 from an illness thst has kept hor con- fined to her home for 6 week.
 Supervisor Albert s. Amee win spend the holiday at his homo in Boston. rftss Rachel Burns is a patient at the Day -Kimball hospital where she
 
 Charles Reach of Waterbury will spcnd the holiday with friends in Dan- fetson.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles s. Bit are % spend Thanksgiving with relatives in Providence.
 Mrs. J. J. Dunn will have her sona. John ard Frank, both of Bridgeport, as Thanksgiving visitors.
 Will Return to 5orcugh. Mrs. Matthew Dunn of Worcester is to return to Danielson to make her home.
 Lester Craig of Brown university will spend Thanksgiving here with his parents. MT. and Mrs. w: J.; Craig, Miss May Bailey of Boston uni- versity and Miss Helen Bailey of Winthrop will spend Thanksgiving with their mother, Mrs. Hattie Bailey of School street.
 Mrs. c. T. Thayer and Miss Mar garet Aylward were visitors in Norwich Tuesday.
 There will be a special Thanksgiving mass at St. James church Thursday morning.
 IS Degrees Tuesday Morning. Tuesday morning, with minimum temperature of 15 degrees, was the coldest of the season.
 Harry Ismon of Day street has dis posed of his seasons crop of pota- toes-1, 200 bushels.
 Work For State Police.
 It is understood that state police are .at>work on the Moosup and Plain- field church cases.
 River Frozen Over.
 The AssSwaga river is frozen over from haNN4to bank, but the ice is / not hGays@ ESugh for skating.
 Mr-Afd Mrs. Alfred Witter of Providence will be Thanksgiving guests of relatives iR Brooklyn. viii spend the holiday recess with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Wood. An accident to the heating boiler in Woodward's building came near causing serious damage Tuesday.
 TourteTotte to Play K. Fl. s. Tourtelotte High schools basket ball team vii come here from North Grosvenordale Thursday evening to play the opening game of the season with the K H. S. team
 True Charity.
 Without ostentation. much is being done by philauthropic persons in Dan- ielson to make the holiday happier for / families that are in need of assistance.
 Start On New House.
 The foundation for another dwelling has been put in at the corner of North and Mechanic streets, the fast est growing section of Danielson, and new industrial center.
 Deer Could Not Break Ice. Passengers on northbound car on Tuesday morning watched with inter est the efforts of a big deer to break the ice on the Quinebaug river above the power house of the Shore Line Electric company during the course of it's attempt to swim to the west bank. Tired out with the strenuous work the buck turned around when about in the middle of the river and swam back.
 Big Army Order For DayviIIe Mill. The Assawaga Woolen' company at DayviIle has an order for woolens said to be intended for overcoating for theA