Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-17
DANIEIsOH AND PUTNAM NEWS

very valuable. Mr. Ellis made a re-
 markedly fine impression in the far
 northern land where he has been at work and the gift came from the dig nitary known as the Queen of LAp-
 land' in recognition of his services. The plea of Secretary Leonard II. Heaiey, of North Woodstock, of the state board of agriculture, that care and discrimination be exercised in procuring Christmas trees. that the ] best specimens of pine and spruce be saved for development and later use evidently has not made much of an I impression upon many who have been securing the woods for trees to use at Yule- tide. Many fine little trees already have been cut and brought into town.
 These are days of burdenseme work 1 for the letter carriers starting from | the Danielson office. and days of try 1 ing hustle and bustle for the inside postal force here. The carriers are be+ l ing burdened like pack horses as the
 holiday approaches and on what is konwrl as the northern route odt of 1.-the office Carrier Harold Greene has Ebeen unable to take at one time dur ] ing this week the mali going out to 1 the people being served. Is has been necessary for Postmaster Raymond Allen to meet him after part of the route has been covered and bring to | him mail matter destined for persons farther along the route. A sub-oar- | rier also had to be> put on Monday l night in order to facilitate delivery. l The mails are particularly heavy at this time with parcel post matter, newspapers, periodicals and circulars | H,- fracttxfsp
 Christmas trade.
 T In all of this may be seen another ad.nonitien for persons to hurry their
 mailing of Christmas packages. Whai
 is true in Danieison is true about everywhere. Record breaking busi
 uess is in sight for the next week.
 so advice to the wise should De suffi
 cient. the postal people say.
 The supreme court seeEsisn that ths
 WAT time prohibition act is eonstitu.
 tionaI practically disposes of the pros
 pect of any licenses being grauted 1T the town of Killfngly before tn, eighteenth amendment to the Gonsti
 tuition becomes effective on Januar, IS. Three applications have been files for licenses in Kiliingiy since the tewl voted for license in October, these ap plitations being made on the garnhl, that the war time ban might be liftet :. in time to allow at least a month. business.
 Just what will became of the ioea l, eiectric lines, should the application c 1 Receiver R. ". Perkins of the Shor ? Line Electric Railway company tha : tie company's 9s year lease from tn n Cor necticut company be granted d the superior court in New Londo e county, was proving of more than spe
 cif.i interest in business circles her f Tuesday. In case the court allow l, the lease to be annulled. will the Con = recticut company continue the opera h ton of the line from Central Villag '- and Moosup to the state line to tn : north and from Danielson to East Ki e ;ingiy? Or will the Connecticut con r parry suspend Service on these line : which are said to be unprofitable? T Loss of trolley service, as a pros s pect, is not pleasant for business me
 to contemplate and they will ava n with interest just what the court ae ton may bring about
 }. In the more than the 20 years tha . Nanieison and its surrounding con n munities have enjoyed trolley servit :. thefe has grown up system of mor = intimate business intercourse tha t ever previously existed between towI v and villages in this part of the count # and Danielson has greatly benef1te s therefreGn, as have all other commu