Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-23
DANIEL.SON

5. Marine corps, stationed at Paris | Island, s. C., spent the week end with relatives at his him in this town. Henry c. Bibeault, who has been at Camp Shelby, Miss, has returned to | his home here after being mustered out of the service MT. and Mrs. John McGowan of | Westerly will spend the holiday with
 relatives in Danielsen.
 There are to be four masses at St. James church Christmas day, the 5.30 | and 1030 masses being high masses.
 James Kent, Frank McGorty, Will
 jam Ross and John Blssett were at l their camp at Phoenixville over Sun
 day.
 Miss Marie LeGrandeur of Fall Riv- l CT spent the week end with relatives
 in Danielson. l A man employed in doing special work at the plant of a local manufac- l turing concern reported the loss of | sfo0 to the police. The money was left | in his vest, which he had left in one
 of the rooms of the plant.
 c. W. Atwood and Harold H. Al
 wood have returned from business
 trip to New York.
 II Each resident has been counted in
 toward the fund for buying Christmas
 dwinners for the needy of Danielson.
 The jars for contributions will be
 found in the stores of t. e borough. Private A. Bussiere, who has been at Camp Shelby, Miss, has been must cred out an dhas returned to his home ;n Danielson.
 In changing over from government to
 civilian work, looms in some woolen
 plants in this town are idle for the first time in many months. but it is in dicated that this slackness is to be
 only temporary.
 The post office will be open until
 8.S0 D. m. tonight and Tuesday even ing as late as business demands, all lowing time, of course, for the office force to close mails for the last mail trains out of Danielsen. Special ar engagements have been made to handle the Christmas rush.
 At the masses at St. James chuach on Sunday, it was announced that the report that will cover the ending year
 will show a reduction of the parish debt of $10 eco. this amount having II been made CT set aside from parish s contributions during 1918 This is the best record made during the history of ! the parish al;d clears the way for the erection of 6 parish hail. one of the things planned for after the war; E At Industrial place excavations have E l been practically coanpleted for the E erection of nursery. This is one of the newest projects ot the Connecti- R cut Mills company. Tile cellar for the 5 new building las been dug ir the grove K of pines just off Lewis boulevard, the E wide street leading from Main into \ Danielson's newest industrial center E and not distant from the mills. It is understood that work on the erection of the nursery will progress during the E winter as +ne weather permits anG E will be ready for occupancy in thu K i spring. It will be of wood, in buaga- E low type and. will have accommoda- H tions for at feast 40 children, who vii be under. the care of a skilled nurse Other buildings will be erected dur ing the spring of 1919 at InIustria E place, further enhancing the attrac- tiveness of this rapidly developing in ' dustrial section, one of th., most inter B esting, in many ways, 10 be found 1T Connecticut.
 Chairman Francis E. Storer of the Red Cross Christmas roll call in the Danielson district said Sunday after B 1 noon that the time for registering 1T s I this district had been extended three k days, so this will give ali those who H have not registered up to Christmas E to get in on the best thing of the year 4 The extension of time has been mad: because of the fact that supplies fol E carrying on the campaign were late 1T f arriving here, During the last few days k i hundreds have enrolled, but the num- s Der that has not come i1 is sufficient to warrant an extension of the drive period to the great holiday A number of members of Putnam E lodge of Ellks resident in the town o E Ktllingly, were in Putnam Sunday ev, ening to attend a supper given atsthf rooms of the lodge.
 x At the masses at St. James churcl Sunday prayers were offrled for the k repose of the soul of James Carver O. E Norwich who died of wounds il E France.
 Thomas Head, Jr, of Winsted is wis. ting Micharl Head and family O E Academy street.
 The extra service given by the Shor, E Line Electric Railway company wa appreciated Saturday when man! E shoppers from villages in this vicin1 ty were in DanieIson.
 Letters received .here from member E of D Battery, 56th Coast Artillery, in dicate that Sergeant Percy Brown ha E recovered from wounds received in ac tion many weeks ago.
 ' Coast artillerymen who have been il
 training at Fortress Munroe, Va, wer
 cheered Saturday morning when thei special train passed through here ea route for Camp Devens5 where they ar \ to be mustered out of the service. 4 E ma iority of these young men wer k from Massachusetts and Maine towns s Wednesday will be general hoIida B for workers in the town of KiYingIy
 All of the big manufacturing plant \ will close tomorrow evening for th E holiday. Practically all of the store [ in Danielson will be closed all of tn I4 day.
 Sergeant Arthur Rainville of Eas Brooklyn has written that Le is goin l. from France into Germany as
 member of the Americap army of oc 1e cupation. He has been fighting as
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