Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-25
DANIELsON

At Balloaeille, .Folydor Messier, who recently was mustered out of the ser vice at Camp Devens; wtl; serenaded by the AttaWaugan band. of Which he was member before going into the army.
 At Industeial place children are an- ticipating with delight the Christmas tree exercises that are to be held this afternoon at the Connecticut Mills, the affair arranged by the company.
 A number of Danieioon tClends and relatives will be at Wauregan this morning to attend the solemn high mass at Sacred Heart church of which Rev. M. Donat Jette will be celebrant. Father Jette was ordained in Hart ford last Saturday.
 Letters addressed to q. E. Hop- kinesten and to Tom Corbctt gre ur1- claimed at the Danielsou post office. Irving w. Davis, U. E. Marine corps, having obtained an extension of leave from his station at Paris Island. sc, is spending ;f1e holiday with friends 1 in Danielsop
 Fourteen operators at tbe- central telephone office were made happy on Tuesday by tifts of boxes of. candy from the Connecticut Mills company and from Young Brothers company. Each of the employees Of the Good yeah Mills Company, Inc. found an extra dollar in their weekly pay en- veiepes a Christmas remembrance 1 from the concern.
 | MT. and Mrs. John McGowan of l Westerly and Michael Sullivan of l Providence, are spending; the holiday l with relatives in Danielsor.
 MT. and Mrs. Leander Gardner of Willimantic are spending the holiday | with relatives here.
 l Earl F. Wood is visiting his par ents, MT and Mrs. A. r. Wood of | Academy street. MT. Wood is doing post graduate work at Harvard uni versity.
 l Crowded trains and trolley cars on Tuesday afternoon were the indication | of how many were moving about on 1 Shopping trips or for oyer the holi- | day.
 Lieutenant Chester Yahr, flying ser- vice, is here from Texas to spend 1 Christmas with Mrs. Yahn. who has
 been making her home with MT. and 1 Mrs Louis F. Kennedy, while her hus-
 band has been in the service. Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy also arc entertain 1 ing Mrs. Nellie Sullivan of Hartford
 It was stated on Tuesday that it will cost approximately $500 to replace the big plate glass that was blown out of
 a show wind=w, by a gasoline explo-
 sion, at the Cry Millinery store last Thursday morning.
 A funeral service for. JoEn s. Me Gregor, who died of influenza in !! Wyoming, was conducted at the Meth odist church in Attawal1gan, Tues day at Il o'clock, by Rev. ". D. Wood
 ward. The body was taken to Rice City for burial. Louis E. Kennedy
 was in charge of the funeral arrange
 ments.
 | The post office will be open today
 from 6.30 a. m. to12 m. closing then fol
 the day. The rural carrier will GOV
 CT his route and the city carriers vii
 make a morning trip, delivering, a:
 far as possihie. all parcel post pack
 ages received up to 10 a. nt The offic'
 was kept open late Tuesday evening
 the force endcavoring to give the pub lie the best possible service. At the office Tuesday morning it wa
 stated that Mondays busin1ss was tn largest in the hisery Of tie office Sacks of mail sent out number 13G while the incoming sacks numbere
 75. The largest number of sacks pre- Yiously sent out in one day was 102.
 Treasurer Clifford H. StarkweatheI
 of the Danielson Trust company stated Tresday afternoon that it wa l annourced ar the weekly meeting 0 } the directors that the Few issue c : s60,060 of stock of the company ha been over subscribed by 100 shares s This iGsue of stock was authorize ) only few days ago, so has bee 1 quickly taken up.
 ! The directors voted the usual semi ! annual dividend of 5 per cent. fro1
 the earnings Of the past six month = and also carried a substarLial amour
 to surplus.
 ' Treasurer Starkweatfier said Tues day afternoon that the bank is com = ing to the close of it's mos! prosperou = year. The business mas been yer
 heavy all through 1918, and in additio l, 1 to the regular work the banking fore r has had a great deal of additional la
 bor in handling Liberty bonds, ws II saving certificates and stamps and dc = ing other work incident to handlir e finances haEing to do with the vii e ming of the war.
 2 Generous Danieison people have cor t tributed to make Christmas a ioyot
 day for 121 little people in the Wint
 ham County Temporary Home fl
 Children, in the Sawyer district of u l town of Putnam From tl1is tow n numerous gif+G have been .acknowleds
 ed by Superintendent and Matron Nj q and Mrs. D. C. Park. who are alwa,
 highly appree;ative of all that is do1 : for their lit1e charges, who az9 mo It numerous this holiday than ever b J. fore.
 t Putnam lodge e Elks, which h. q many members in Danielson, Joined, h it's own account and following an al
 nual custom. in dispensing Christm e cheer among families in need in Da1
 ielson. thereby living up to it's re s utation for dcing good.
 Though Woolen and worsted mi 8 have already struck in in this secti
 on what appears to be thtir period a req djustmenI the cotton industry V not as yet facing the same situati It in such a wide spread degree. T 'n l cotton manufacturers have had co
 tracts with the government canceIle re but a number Of the mills in thN; toy
 find that thev will have plenty Of wo 1t for operatives even without any W l. orders.
 A workman in local nnanufactu ,. ing plant had $t0O stolen from h 1 cest, which lie left hanging in c
 of the rooms while he was at woi q it was reported to the police. TT as matter has been investigated. but { g. ] talIer of the money not found ly