Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-30
DANIELSOK AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIEISON

is UAlNtEL1UN
 Warden Dainase Boulais left Mon- day on a business trip to Maine.
 Visiting a woodlot which he owns in a part of the town of Brooklyn, Walter E. Shippee found half-stafyed hound making his home in an old doghonse, which a chopper built near a shack on the property, some years ago. ] Killingly's schools reopened Mon- day morning for the winter term. Elmer Gallup of Roxbusy is visiting with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. John w. Gallup.
 The church school Christmas tree and entertainment was held Monday evening at St. Aiban's church. l.. A. Bradford and a party of friends 1 motored to Providence Monday on a business trip. Thamembership of Rose of Lima l couneh K. of C., with the new class of 20 members, is just under 200. which mark will be reached within few 1 days.
 The great French Canadian drama, ''The Call of the Woods"---a wonder full Hudson Bay playa big story of | the barter of a girls soul, full of red i blood and men, the Lcrne Eiwn Stock | | adv.
 With the temperature only few | degrees above zero Monday morning l and freezing weather throughout the 1 day, chances for a quick harvesting oi | ice at Quinebaug lake improved, and it may be possible to start cutting this week.
 Printed forms have been receiver here in which 3 request is made 1 of voters to :. sign their names son who is to be a candidate for 2 political office and who is in favor O prohibition. the signers piedgins
 themselves to vote against such can
 didates. These forms, to be distrIh
 uted later among the voters, are tn
 same as have been sent to many place
 es in New England, it is stated.
 Members of the Bohemian club hay received notice of a gathering at whicl
 a lunch is to be served in connection
 with the annual meeting of the organ
 ization.
 Notwithstanding the rigorous weath
 CT, a big track force continues to b
 engaged, with a work train, in ex
 tending the siding arrangements c
 the New Haven road here, and tn
 tee work will be completed with 1 short time.
 At St. James church Monday morn ing, Miss Pauline Viens and Wilfre | Maynard were united in marriage b Rev. NJ. J. Ginet, M. S.. the fathers ( , the bride and groom being the wit
 nesses.
 : Roman Catholic residents in th ffaxr- rf Aef,f through the opportunity to attend s mass Christmas day, when Rev. NJ.
 Ginet, M. S., pastor of St. Jame l church here. made trip to Warren B vile and offered the Holy Sacrifice . Bakers hall, The round trip involy i ed a journey of over 50 miles fC 2 Father Ginet that he might bring Il
 message and spirit Of Christmas 1 :. Catholics of many nationalities, wi s are residents in that isolated sectio z of Windham county.
 7, A threatrical company that arrive : here Monday morning from WiIl;mar . tic reported the loss in that city of t fine Airedale, which had been let 6, Y for a morning run and disappeared a : most immediately upon being relea! ' cd.
 itF Mrs. Arehanse Lahaie, 2s, wife ( Fred Lahaie, of Dan'elson, is dead g. the home of her parents. MT. and Nil Eugene Durocher, in Putnam. Mi
 Lahaie had been in poor health f < a number of years. She has been a resident of Danielson. but has be, z. { staying with her parents since [ :. condition of her health became pr .e carious. MT. Lahaie is well knov d i'll the grocery trade in Darielson.
 The frequent visitations of rever
 men to this territory has caused ev
 the Jamaica ginger sales forces to 5 bit more careful in dispensing
 liquid that is only a bit safer tn m wood alcohol connections that a Le creating such death roll througho al the country. This doesn't mean tn Vt the ginger sales have been stopped or even slackened it means that the DC ig pie who are selling it are afraid of t n revenue men and are employing nr n shady methods Of handling the stuff le Polish residents of Danielson ha
 lost relatives in Chicopee as the res or of the deaths that have occurred the re as the result of drinking wood alcof1 'n One Of the men who died at Il III p'ace formerly was employed here e. the mill of the Danielson Cotton co, T. panv-one John Supryma. or Skaters are having their innings Danielson and vicinity. On most 1 - vorite places for enjoying this popu
 winter sport the ice is rough, but
 skaters hre making the best Of tn first real opportunity of the winter
 enjoy themselves.
 Special masses will be said at
 James church Thursday morning
 observance of the feast of the c
 cumcisjon.
 r The WestfeId Guards have q me ing scheduled for evening.
 The Nutmegs of Hartford, one of
 fastest teams in Connecticut. is
 attraction that Manager W. H. Kea
 If fha Cnr rnch:nr.n U,