Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-13
DANIELSON
Man Kills Three Deer in a Day suiIard's Garage Entered-MilI at Industrial Place to Add Another Story-HoIiday Shopping Starts in We'll.

After Christmas, Mrs. Mark Mellor and children are to go to kennebunk, Me, where MT. Mellor is employed. Their household goods were forward ed Saturday.
 Rev. W. H. Lakin of Plainfield spoke in the Advent church Sunday after noon. A young mems chorus from Plainfield sang during the service.
 George M. Filling, who is to be Dam ielson next postmaster, has not yet received information from Washington as to when his term is to begin.
 Charles E. Franklin, operated upon in Providence for appendicitis few weeks ago, returns to his home here. He is well advanced toward recovery.
 Mrs. George Lloyd is to be leader of meeting of the w. c. T. U. with Mrs. w. J. Craig tomorrow afternoon.
 Has Killed Four Deer.
 County Game Warden Arthur Day has received from a Putnam man in formation that he has killed four deer under the new law, and that he got three of the animals in one day.
 It is expected that Night Patrolman Michael Grimshaw will take up his duties here this week.
 E. L. Darbie has been recent yis- itor in Providence.
 Reach Florida.
 Mir. and Mrs. Cosmer A. Young have arrived at New Smyrna, Fla, where they are to spend the winter.
 Henry B. Morrison of Shrewsbury, Mass, was a visitor with friends in town Sunday.
 vice at the Pentecostal church in Put nam Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. Joseph Danielson is to have the members of the Ladies' Reading circle at her home for a meeting this afternoon.
 There were many at the theatre Saturday morning to exchange ad- vance tickets for the K. H. s. senior play.
 Lively Shopping Saturday.
 The advance troops of holiday shop pers were in town Saturday afternoon and evening, giving the business men a busy day.
 Navigation on Mahan Canal Closes. Along the greater part of it's length the Assawaga river was frozen over Sunday for the first time this season. Saturday brought safe skating on small ponds in the vicinity. Naviga- tion on the Mahan canal is now closed until spring.
 Petitions are being circulated for signatures of those who would be- come members of a Rebekah lodge to be organized in connection with Quine- baug lodge of Odd Fellows. which is one of the active fraternal societies of the borough.
 In the audience room at the Con gregational church Sunday evening there was a representative congrega- tion to Tear the Tuskegee institute jubilee singers in readings, folk songs and dialect representations. An of fering for the benefit of the institute was taken.
 Many Heard Harry Lauder.
 In this and neighboring towns Sat urday patrons of golf, black and white, bonnie lassies and other popu- lar in and outdoor sports were a wee bit upset to ken whether to go to Norwich to see Harry Lauder, have a round over the links at the golf club or watch the football match at Will Evansville. Lauder, however, attracted @ bunch of 'em.
 Garage Entered.
 Chief George NJ. Filling was noti- fled Saturday morning that the garage at w. l. Bullard's place on Broad street had been broken into during the night. Careful investigation about the garage failed to disclose that there was anything missing. Lockers and drawers in the building had all been inspected. the cars looked over, it was evident, but nothing taken. Fresh coal had been put on the fire in the garage, so it is taken that the intruders were there chiefly for the purpose of keep ing warm. Entrance to the garage was forced.