Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-24
DANIELSOF AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIEISON

Principal John I. Lusk, of the night school, announced that the school would reopen December g.
 Commander Walter F. Jacobs and
 Mrs. Jacobs, of Newport, arrived here to spend the holiday season
 Rev. H. N. Brown, formerly pastor of the Danielson PenteeostaI church
 of the Nazarene. left here, after vis-
 it. Tuesday morning, for South Man chester, where he has been making his home- Rev. Mir. Brown has beeh
 preaching in Hartford church for
 several months, but is concluding his
 services there next Sunday, and may
 go to Florida for the winter. Mir. and Mrs. Everett T. Tillinghast
 and son have returned from a visit in the south.
 Final Christmas shipment of fancy
 boxed chocolates at Nose, the Drug
 gist's. the Rexall Store-adv
 Leonard P. Morrison of South Kill lingly is spending the holiday season
 with relatives in the south.
 The Goodyear Mills company pre-
 sented each of the more than $50 em- ployes a dollar bill enclosed in Christmas envelope. This is the com pany's custom at each Christmas sea-
 Son.
 john J. kozlowski, of Central ave- nue., Norwich, a driver for the E. P. Wipdward and Sons company, has been ordered to appear in the town court of killingly to answer to charge of operation, within the town of killinsiy, motor truck not equip ped with a mirror, as is required by l law. kozlowski was driver of the truck that damaged a brand new touring car of Ellery Thornton of | Goodyear, in the business section here Monday afternoon.
 Brooklyn has a basketball tean, that l has started out to make good record l for the season. At Putnam, recently, this team defeated the State Trade school by the scre of 26 to II. Floyd 1 r. Ennis is manager of the Brooklyn | team. which includes such players as l Bradley, Oakley, Page, Wood and En- , his.
 Heavy travel over all Transportation lines is anticipated for today The first pressure of the Christmas tide of ] travel was felt on the afternoon of Tuesday, when those who have long distances to go or are anxious to avoid l the height of the rush of today start ed on their journeys. Extra cars will 1 be provided on New Haven passenger l u eSAiio loOdy anu lllC SHOIS l4lHe 1leC- tric Railway will maintain an hourly
 service on the local division.
 Santa Claus made a visitation to the
 Gables. Morin avenue. Tuesday af-
 ternoon, and had 8 glorious time at a
 Christmas tree party arranged for the
 members of the Boys club and Little Girls club of the Connecticut mills. About 70 young people who reside in F that section of Danielson were in at
 tendance and they sang and were re- galed with refreshments and other wise so entertained as to make the spirit of Christmas a real and living thing for them, the occasion being one that will be cherished in memory. Today at the Day nursery at the Connecticut Mills, Santa Claus again will be in attendance at party of the very little people, and 25 children rone of them over six years of age and the majority much younger, will have another joyous time with the
 great Christmas saint
 Having fulfilled engagements ir Danielson Tuesday afternoon and hay ing another here this afternoon, Santa Claus will be at. Goodyear this Christ mas eve and will superintend the distribution of gifts to each and ev-
 cry one of the All little people under the age Of II in that village. The tree has been erected opposite the resi- dence of Agent Robert W. Boys ana this evening it will be aglow witt lights. Santa Claus and his assistant. have been exceedingly busy buying tn. \ presents, prettily wrapping them ant z marking them for distribution ant otherwise seeing to the details 0 ; making ready the big event, for sucI
 1t is to be.
 : l
 The giant Christmas tree is to b
 lighted every evening from now unti e the end of the week.
 y Tn Danieson postoffice force ha
 one of the busiest of days Tuesday @ acting as agents for Santa Claus i s. keeping an endless amount of ma @ matter going straight Both incoif1
 ing and outgoing mails were exceed
 ingly heavy and it is expected tha ,, morrow will find all past records ( '' mail matter handled broken. |, The carriers will make a Christina
 morning delivery, both locally and 0
 the R. D. route.
 Inspector R. c. Young, of the stat T Automobile department was distrbut |, ing on Tuesday posters that have bee Y issued by the state automobile depart III nent in connection with the campais ,e to be rid of glaring headlights on mo tor vehicles in Connecticut.
 The posters are displayed at variou 2 garages in town and at other place :, where they will be apt to attract th attentien< of motorists. The poster carry illustrations of the types ( lenses that the motor vehicle depart ment will consider as complying wit 1 the law.
 There are 'qhome- made" devices ths the man who thinks he is being force to buy some particular manufactuI CTS lenses" may use if he so desire so he will not necessarily be put [ any great extent, but he must hay lenses that answer the requirement of the law or run the risk of bein | prosecuted and paying what sever l sets of lenses would cost him. I Each Of the employees Of the JaeoE | Manufacturing company, School stree l has been made happy by 8 gift of ! Christmas club card bearing depes | of s5 at the Danielson Trust compan \ With each gift to an etnploye ar II the company's wishes for a very me N ry Christmas goes the pledge that II all of those who continue their Chris l mas club membership and make q H pesits weekly throughout the year, III that they all will have liberal checl H coming to them next Christmas se III son, the concern next year will give III Christmas club card with a deposit III $10.
 III The employees. of course, have u Ill option of cashing the gifts that ha N just been presented to them. HI The packing of the baskets of so Ii things that are to go to the needy \! Danielson and other parts of the toy III of KiIlingly is to be. done this nor El ing, and it was requested on behS u of the organizationNtha has charge