Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-29
DANIEL.SpN

ts Begmninx Monday next the delivery of parcel post to Danielson business men will ~he undertaken under a new arrange rhent which Postmaster Raymond E. Al len has been able to bring about. Here stokere 1t has been the rule that business men cali at the post office for all parcel pset matter Addressed to them It is beheved that the new arrangement will be highly pleasing to local business in ttercets Deliveries at business place twill be made, however, only after a member of the firm has made formal ap- lplieaticn at the postof1ice that this be done M
 Postmaster Allen gave out on Tuesday that from December IS to 25 inclusive lTSs sacks of incoming and outgoing sniai were handled at the local office as faeainst 1907 during the same period last yrar, These figures do not include the Bouches, which were more tightly pack : ed with letters and cards this year than ever before In addition to the mail be- ing heavier this year than it was last the receipts of the office were also great CT during the holiday period, but Post master Allen did not have the exact fig lures available Tuesday.
 . Announcement was made here Tuesday of the marriage at Marlboro December I. 12 of Miss Anna L Hertz, daughter of -Mr and Mrs John Hertz of g Dustin street, Worcester. her home, and Wal ter, L. Hoyle son of Mir. and Mrs. La fayette Hoyle of Academy street The bride is graduate nurse and at present is in Worcester caring for a relative who ie i'll. MT. Hoyle has long been success fully, engaged here in the cleo. rical bus mess. He and his bride will make their home in Danhlson.
 
 day to the fact that the wonderful effi- ciency' of which the railroads have been telling the public this week includes in Danielson an arrangement under which the local railroad station was closed to the public from 10 o'clock Christmas night until about o'clock Monday morn ing. As showing how thoughtful the road has become of the dear public since control Of this system has been restored Fo private interests this closing of the Station during holiday period must be rAearded as a rare example Scores of tpassengers who waited for trains (both Of which were many minutes late, by the ;way) Sunday evening waited out in the xsold and the temperature was down r sthe teens. too. The travellers not oniy were without access to the station. where rt is assumed there should have beer heat. but could no. buy tickets for theil Destinations. Investigation reveals that dhe sta tion has been kept closed on Sun. Hays for several weeks. and that i. is nov. rege rded as a regular arrangement Strange as 1t may aptear this measur, of efficiency. is not reflected by upward Trend Of the company's securities in the 5sfock market The floors of the station hnd the seats therein are being savet from undue wear on the Sabbath, how leTcr. and anyway, travellers are SID Hosed to be clad sufficiently well to keer Warm out of doors. They must remembe1 shat they have a share in keeping up tn, Are efficiency that has been achieved O late even if they risk pneumonia in do ing so..
 It is expected that J. ". Hcuek, the Vale student who has been supplying a the Bap.ist church of late. will be her regularly Sunnavs until at least the frs ,f May and there is a possibility that h. may come here as pastor MT. Houcl nas an exceedingly pleasant personalit, tnd is well liked by the members of tn Congregation
 There wss . special session of tn lawn court at which Edward Penry c East Killingly appeared Tuesday morn ing to answer to charge of intoxicatio tHd breach of the peace. In view of ey tenuating circuns snces that develope during the hearing of the case, Judg w, Fenner Woodward imposed fine { hhiy one dellar and costs, which va paid.
 ,sBuriaE Tuesday the police continue 10 search for some person who woul admit ownership of the little dog ths vas killed here Monday by blows fror hockey sick. 1t Is believed that tn 1og was suffering from rabies. as it b one boy and snapped at a number c oersons. Persons who have owned dog Ike the ore killed have accounted fo their animals. however, and the matte of ownership of the dead dog is still i doubt. Reports that have come in seer to establish that the dog had been roam ing about Dsnielson at least a full da