Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-31
DANIELSON
Old Year to Be Watched out-Local K. T. at Norwich Meetins-Boroush Places 5000 Loan at Low Interest Runaway Police Dog Caught-srook- Iyn Case Decided.


 Miss Etta Ross of Boston is the guest of Mrs. w. ". Woodward
 .Messrs. c. W. Atwood and Harold Atwood of the Williamsville Buff Wheel company, thriving local in dustry. are sending out handsome cal endars and other New Year souvenirs to their trade throughout the country.
 Henry B. Francken of Worcester was a visitor with Danielson friends Thursday.
 New Years Eve Party.
 Mir. and Mrs. John c. Phillips of Wauregan will entertain friends at their home this evening at a New Years eve gathering. Watch Night Service. Rev. W. D. Swaf1eld will be in charge of the watch night service at the Baptist church from 10 to mid night tonight.
 visitor with friends in Danielson Thursday.
 Rural Carrier A. w. Logee will get day off duty tomorrow, the service being suspended on New Years day. w. s. Brown has built a fine new home on his farm at Shepherd Hill, near Wauregan. Charles Gareau, who has been visit ing relatives here, has returned to l Canada.
 First Selectman Louis E. Young was a visitor in Norwich Thursday. | Miss Marie Gauthier of Southbridge | is spending a few days with friends in | DanielSon.
 Miss Jessie Gray is entertaining her sister from Norwich. SIeighing Excellent. There is excellent sIeighing in this section for the first time this season. Many Danielson people are going ! I@l- rI.,-- 1Nr 1 gins tomorrow. Snapshot pictures of local people shown at the Orpheum theatre this week have proved very interesting. 1 The snapshots were taken in the busi- i ness section.
 New Years Day Masses. l At St. James church tomorrow | morning there are to be special mass es in observance of the Feast of the l Circumcision.
 At Norwich K. T. Meeting. 1 A number of Danielson members were at Norwich Thursday afternoon and evening to attend a meeting and | degree work in Columbian command cry, K. T.
 ] Fifty Foot Addition to Mill 1 It is understood that the new ad- 1 ditiOn to the No. mill at Industrial I place is to be 50 feet in length and 1 three stories in height and will be built at the southerly end of the pres | en. structure.
 With gasoline selling around 25 cents a gallon and snow on the ground, a number of Danielson auto- mobile owners have decided to dis pense with motoring joys-and trou-
 bles-until gas prices are lower, and
 the weather better.
 | To comply with the new Massachu-
 setts law requiring that the glare iron
 motor vehicle headlights be cut dowT
 SC IS not to show more than 3 1-2 fee
 in height and 75 feet distant, some lCcal owners of machines are making
 the necessary changes. The law be-
 comes effective tomorrow. | Scores of Danielson people have be.
 come members of the clubs formed by
 local banking institutions to hell 1 people save funds for vacation time and the next Christmas period, whe1
 as high as $2000O may be paid ou here. The members pay in certain sums weekly.
 Manufacturers Concerned Over Sof
 Coal Shortage. Some local manufacturers are be ginning to worry over their difficulties
 in getting soft coal for use at thei , mills One manufacturer has mad tentative arrangements to burn woo,
 under the boilers of one big mill il l town in case he finds it impossibl ? to secure sufficient coal. Mill mel