Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14

 PoIieeman-Iniured Helen Dubuc Recoverins-BrookIyn Man Falls from Haymow.
 The Congregational Sunday school ] has planned for the greatest Chrlst- mas services in its history. The stage background will be an immense DIG | of the church, back of the platform, | will be transformed into panoramic view of Bethlehem and the plains Of 1 the shepherds. It is made from recent | photographs showing landscapes, | buildings trees, etc. in natural colors. as they appear at the present time; but little different from what they were at the time of Christ's advent The maker of the picture says of it:
 '+The background in itself provides a | new and rich Christmas treat worth i going miles to sec" The service will | be on Sunday evening, Dec. 26th, at 5 o'clock, and will thus not overlap any other meeting.
 Borough Interests. A. P. Woodward was a visitor in | Providence Monday. MT and Mrs. Archie Hutchins are moving to Moosup, where MT. Hutch ins is to be in charge of the Standard Oil company's business. George Lyon, Jr. of New London l was visitor here Monday with his
 parents. MT and Mrs. George Lyon, of | the West Side.
 Joseph LapeIIe is spending a few | days here with his parents, MT. and | Mrs. John Lapelle. Henry McDermott of woonsocket was at his home here over Sunday. Mrs. E. H. Reach will have the
 members of the Art club at her home | for meeting Wednesday afternoon. Owen Succeeds Bassett. 1 John Owen has been appointed a 1 member of the police force to succeed l John Bassett, Broad street, where MT. l Owen is also resident. DayvIie Man Sent to Jail. i At a session of the town court | Monday morning James Morrison of | Dayville was sentenced to serve eight l months in iail-for breach of the peace | and upon another charge. | Charles A. Stewart of Lowell was a 1 visitor with Danielson friends over Sunday
 Name Changed. The name of the SonnhiII worsted l company at Elmville has been changed 1 to the WhiteStone Woolen company ] Skating on the Assawaga river, where the ice is now quite heavy, was spoiled by the snowstorm of Monday l afternoon.
 l Mrs. Joseph Bodo of Garter street is
 
 | Worcester. where she will remain for a 1 months treatment. Helen Dubuc Recovering Helen Dubuc, daughter of Mir and | Mrs. F. R. Dubuc, of Reynolds street, | is slowly recovering from severe in- | juries received a few months ago l when she was struck by an automo- 1 bile.
 A successful sale of Christmas gift articles and Christmas cards was held l by the Ladies' Aid society of the church at the Baptist parsonage. Sunday--with morning of near zero temperatures dendelion blossom, fresh as in the balmy days of spring, was picked in one of the pastures on the Ezra Burgess place.
 Holiday Trips to Canada.
 Members of number of local fami- lies are arranging to take advantage of the New Year excursions to visit relatives in various parts of Canada
 Thursday evening of this week the Danielson basketball team is to play in Jewett City. On the same evening the K. H. s. and Putnam High school teams play in Putnam-their first meeting in two years.
 A team of Esquimau dogs-a typical sledge team-attracted attention in the streets Monday. They were used for advertising Paul Rainey pictures exhibited in the evening at the Or pheum theatre.
 Quinebaug lake and the Hygeia ress ervoir-the bodies of water from which Danielson's supply of ice is taken l are frozen over.
 Postoffice Rush Begins. The beginning of the Christmas rush at the postoff1ce is anticipated this week. Postmaster c. A. Potter is urging the usual care in wrapping and addressing packages, that they may arrive at destinations in good condi- tion.
 Directors of Business Association. R. H. Grey, Clifford H. Stark weather, A. H. Williams have been added by election to the list of direc- tors of the Danielson Business Mems association to serve for a period of two years. D. B. Jette. K. A. Darbie, 4. B. Meech and H. w. Clarke are the other members of the board. MT Grey is elected secretary. MT. Darbie treasurer, Mr. Clarke assistant secre- tary.
 It is now apparent that Danielson's streets are going to be kept free of undesirables under the new police pa- trol system. The scenes of other years cannot be repeated here with the new police system in force and those types that formerly infested the streets are as well aware of it as anyone. They keep out of town or under cover these days.