Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-10
DANlEISeN AID PuTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Sc-tgs et iHe naVlhsS BARK AS- seeiatisn of Connecticut held in Hartfard
 Daniel J. RyFas, treasurer of the Put
 aam sayines bank of this city, was elect
 d 8 member Of the executive committee
 MT BFrne is enc of the best known of eastern GenHeetieut's bankers. He vas fsFsAsFiy associated with a Boston bank and for period was treasurer of the
 WiHahsM csunty Savings bank at Dan
 ielsen.
 VD t. Thprssay afternsen no an. neuhesHaent had been made by Attorney 6hfriss F. ToFrey as to how the iuAg- meat Ter ss,Aeo damages obtained in the sunsfior eeurt ieiatiy asaiast Newton A
 Ballard of this city and M J. KenHey
 ef Meehapiesxille and in faver of Miss
 Jssaie Willis would be appertiened be- twsen the defendants. The entire
 amount, it is understood, may be as- sessed against either one, as the fnd-
 ing was against them jeintly. There
 has been 10 iAtinatien that this course,
 CT any other specific enc, will b. adept ed, however, Mf. Terrey declined to make any statement as to what his course will be.
 The Judgment against the defendants
 was ehtaiaed after trial in which the BtaintiM charged that she vas injured as the result eA 8 collision between au- tcmeb;ies driven by the defendants, Miss Willis being passenger in MT. Bal laFa's esr, as his suest at the time of the accident in which she was serious ly injured.
 MaRy relatives and friends gathered at St. Mary,s church WeaResday morning to attend the solemn mass of requiem al the funeral services for Mrs. Anna Pies l sis, wife of Josenh Plessjs, a former representative of the. town of Putnam Burial vas in St. Mery's cemetery. Mrs, Piessis was 4s years of age. She leaves her husband, tva daughters, Bertha and Gertrude, a sen. Arthur, all of this city, and her father and a brother, resident
 ia TurasF's Fails, Mass.
 Rev. G. c. 8. Mckay. at q service ts be held at the Brandy Hill church in the tewn et Theasnsen Sunday afternoon, will 1 preach his farewell sermon to church. gceFs of that section whom he has sery-
 ed during his pss.orats of the Baptist | church ef this city, where he is to close his pasterste Sunday, December ss, go- l ing te the Broadway Baptist church Providence, Sunday, January 2. as pas 1 tor.
 l Ratnam's first Winter Chautausua 1; epsned here Thursday with entertain nlents afternoon and evening in Union hall. The success of ChautauQua- here during the sunafaer of the past few 1 years aroused ample enthusiasm to win 1 support for a winter chautauqua course 1 which, it is indicated, also will meet with success. e
 "Ghsee UDl" wssid nahs splendid Christmas-tirAe slogan fer many Putnam people, who seem te have lest their ceur- aga and faith h the future. Deleful re- l viewing ef what was and Ekepticai spec ulAtion as to what may be constitute bad
 business tactics and reflect in no small despee, and adversely, on the eity's vel
 fare. Fandarnentaily, there is nothing tt worry about industrially or business vis<. This Is the giadsene Christina! seasen. There is much to be deRe b, those whe have the initiative te do, ant \ much of brightness in the future fol
 those who get busy and really hustle
 nutnam's people are well housed, vel 1 fed and more than ordinarily well sit uated. Incidentally, there Is much werl te be had by those who really search fo it-net rassively await it's coming ant then carefully discriminate az to wha
 ane shall do. The great majority of pee
 pie in Putnam are working. few ar
 eroaking. Cheer up" A new year witl fruitful promise is just ahead.
 Ii Approximately 50 of the employees Q the Southern New England Telephon |, company in Putnam, Danislsen ant | Me6S9p 0lVtSlonS ana AlerhpefS ol tiarl . families will gather here on the even i ing of December 2s, for Christmas ire | party that probably will be held in od Fellows hall on Pcmfret street. Sue ] gatherings have become an annual even
 and ther is much interest in then among the employees. In addition to tn r tree there will be a period for social fea lures such as dancing and refreshment
 are to be served.
 T Salvation Army workers sf this cit will start out Saturday in an endeave : to obtain $500 to meet the costofcarry
 ing out the Christmas work they woui like to do during the holiday period Tn familiar street kettle will make its al ! pearamee tomorrow, and few who remen Der the remarkable work done for tr 2 boys who were overseas will pass ! without making a contribution, ever . penny of which will be used to brir
 | cheer and happiness, as well as mol . substantial things in the homes of u . needy here at Christmas time.
 r. The army officers here have planne T to supply dinner baskets to one nundrt = of the poor, arrange a Christmas tr'
 with gifts for the poor children, proyiC l. new shoes and stockings during the vii t ter months to a selected list of the mo