Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-26
DANIELSON

was practically ended by Christmas noon. In the meantime the residents of the borough had been through an exceedingly trying period. On every street lines of citizens could be seen carrying water in pails. pitchers. jugs, bottles or any other kind of re- ceptacIes that came handy. What many of the citizens said would not look well in print. but all agreed that the 24-hcur dry period was full as dry as anyone could wish 1t.
 While all kinds of views were ex- pressed on the total loss for a day of panieisors water supply the main criticism seemed to be over the action of the water company in cutting off the supply from the main feed line in- to Danielson without issuing any no- tice whatsoever of their intention to do so. and this, too, on the eve of z great holiday.
 A Christmas tree and social for the church and Sunday school was held on Christmas evening at o'clock at the Baptist church. Each member of the Sunday school, including tE9 cradle roll received, a gift. A short program, of which Mrs E. E. Warren was in charge, preceded the distribution of the gifts by Santa Claus. The games
 
 Stanton. Miss Mae Hammett super vised the decorating of the tree which was very pretty.
 Twenty persons who spent Christ mas day at Brooklyn jail were well eif- tertained by Jailer Albert $. Fields and these guests of the county had 10 worrying at all to do about the high i cost of living.
 | A sii oE with all the Gxia'S and desserts and 1 fruit and other good things went far 1 toward spreading the spirit of Christ, mas within the prisons walls and | there was good cheer among the score who are detained there.
 l Though the Christmas family at the l iaii is very much smaller than used | to be the case in other years. nothing was left undone to make the smaller group as happy as was possible, con- sidering their circumstances.
 twas annencsd here that Miss EIIs D. Nash, daughter of Eugene $. Nash and Ernest A. Wood, Akron. O., son O Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Wood of Daniel son were married December 9, at Cal vary Baptist church. New York Boti Nr. and Mrs, Wood are graduates O Killingly High school.
 Christmas tree exercises for th, members of the Sunday school wert held at the Pentecostai church Thurs day evening at 6 o'clock. 4 program of very entertaining nature was Sivci and included readings, solos, exercises md rpueical numbers. The proeran closed with the exercise. The Christ mas Message.
 L,Go L I =. ! few days covering the activities O 1919, will show that Danielson fl 1ancial institutions have had one o he most wonderful years in their his tory.
 All of Danielsou's banks showed ma | ter:aIly increased assets. and this fac goes to strengthen further the Dor ough's reputation as a. local flnancia renter. The extraordinary prosperit of Danielson and the surroundinj 7'aces is reflected in the reports tha the banks are about to issue.
 A programme of readings. solos an, Nther musical numbers and Bo, Scout First Aid contest will be a fea +ure of Ye Old English Tea Party, al annual event that will be held a Goodyear New Years night
 Many hundreds of parishoners at tended the masses at St, James ehurc Chr strnas morning. The ehoirs san special festival music and the ser mons of tho day were relative to th feast of Christmas. The church wa t decorated with Christmas greens an 9 there was the usual crib at the Sa cred Heart altar.
 Rev. W. D. Woodward. pastor C the Methodist church at AttaWaugal ' has been appointed one Of the enunef 3 ators to take the census in Danieisol His territory will be what is describe as the first district of KilIingly, wi1ic . includes a great part of the mortimer section of the town of killingiy.
 At the kiIIneIy town farm, Christ mas day, the 23 inmates feasted an were made happy as befitted the Yule tide season. All were. happy as the gathered for, a splendid chicken din her, and there was a, great supply ( vegetables and desserts and fruit an candy. Again at the supper hour ther was q special menu, with fruit cal1 cranberry sauce and many other goo things.
 Oliver Bassett, in charge of the far gave each of the fiien a new pipe an q supply of tobacco and the wone inmates were remembered by MT Bassett, the nlatron. with gifts of az rops, oranges and candy. Mrs. Bas sett received s5 from the Ladies' Ali society of Dayville, to be used in buy ing fruit and candy for the people the farm. and three of the women 1T mates were remembered by the Dar ielsen Girls club with gifts>nf fru and candy.
 No ice has been stored in Danie son and vicinity yet. Even the sms ponds are not as yet covered with sufficient. thickness of ice to warral harvesting.
 Mrs, A. E. Beauregard of Newpe is spending the holiday season at h home in Danielson.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Shaw al daughter of Taunton, MT. and MI Frank Mott of Boston and Miss Lau Crumley of Providence were Chris mas guests of MT. and Mrs. Andre Cruniey Of the West Side.
 Henry MeDermott of Woonsock
 spent Christmas with his mother, MI
 Michael MeDermott of High street.
 There were large audiences at t Orphem theatre Christmas afterno
 and evening to enjoy the entertai
 ments by the Newman Musical Cor
 edy company.
 Mir. and Mrs. Allen l. Dean and SC
 Junior, of Lebanon. Pa., are the gues of MT. and Mrs. c. M. Smith Of Ha1
 kins street.
 Michael J. Sullivan of Providen
 spent the holiday at his home in Da
 ielson.
 To protect hot water tanks, fir
 were dumped in homes here duri
 Wednesday and Thursday mornin
 water famine.
 overseers and office workers at t
 plant of the Assawaga company l na. .rlzilln receiued f-h,.i raa z. ,.,.,,a,