Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-23
DANIEL.SoN

Grand List Shows 36 Increases-con- tributions For Dinners For Poor Required-TaIk of Bank For Moosup --Assets of Windhan County Saw. inss Bank Now s709,s55
 Miss Annie M. Shearln. who has been visiting with friends an Nor wtch returned here Tuesday.
 Mrs. William Ross and Norman ROSS have been visitors in Hartford.
 Attended Washington Wedding.
 Relatives of J. A. Atwood, Jr., of Wauregan, were at Washington, p. G;, Tuesday to attend his marriage with Miss Lucille Lawson of that city.
 Miss Grace A. BaSsett entertained tho members of the Nadel Arbeit club at her home on Spring street on Tuesday at Christmas party.
 Frank M Young Of Worcester was a visitor with friends in Danielson on Local Iinemen were called to Moos- up Tuesday morning to help straight en out the wire trouble caused by the are.
 Insurance Agents Hit.
 Local insurance agents had losses reported to them Tuesday as the re- suit of the fire in Moosup.
 MT, and Mrs. John Fournier of the West Side are at New Bedford, where their daughter, Mrs. John E. GuinotS, aa seriously i'll.
 Nathan Prince was in Boston on @ business tFop Tuesday.
 J. F. Lewis was in Rockville Tues day on business.
 Increases in Grand List.
 Assessor Charles 5. Hutchins says Enat there has been S6 increases In the grand list of Killingly now being completed, IT of these in the value of cattle.
 Bankers to Accommodate Merchants. The banks in Danielson doing 6 commercial business are to be open for time Thursday evening and on Christmas morning to give the special accommodations required during the holiday season.
 Dangerous coastins.
 Coastfng, which commenced on the lUy hills of Danielson Tuesday, is a mighty precarious sport in these days of swiftly appearing automobiles. The children do not seem to mind match Ing their wits and chances against the machines, however.
 Obey That ImpuIse--Telephone for a table reservation for the elaborate Christmas dinner served at the Wab- nauuasset inn, F to 3 D. m. Friday, 75 centS.-adv
 Holiday Mail Heavy.
 The receipt of mail at the DanieIson Dostoffice is now averaging 30 to 4O aHcks daily and the outgoing mails are corresponding heavy, giving Postnaster C. A. Potter and his force a busy week.
 Priests from parishes in this part oG Windham county will be at Holy Trinity church, Ponfret, this (Wed- nesday) morning to assist at the fu- neral mass for Charles Elty. father Of Rev J. J Elty of Ponlfret
 Chance to Do Practical Charity.
 Rev. W. r. Swafield, secretary treasurer of the Eanielson Benevolent society, has So~ ] attention to the fact that tocLr IEVednesday) is the day for tn 3 who wish to contribute fruit, Vegetslbl groceries or other things needed for dinners for the poor of Danielson to the vestry of the Con- EregationaI church. Rev MT, Swaf- field would also be pleased to have the names of any needy families.
 Connecting Link at Hampton.
 Hampton folks are agitating the building of a connecting link between the stretches of state road that end at Brooklyn. from Danielson, and the one at Hampton, from Willimantic. The route from Danielson to Willi- mantle is a much travelled one and properly a trunk line, as it is a direct route for Hartford and points in the western part of the state. What would benefit Hampton and Brooklyn by the building of the proposed stretch of fOaa, now rough and extremely poor for travelling would undoubtedly bene- Af DanieIson.