Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-28
DAlHEESoN AND PUTNAM NEVIS


 and Mrs. Emma Warren, mother of Ma jor Warren, who is one of the youngest officers of his rank in the United States army.
 Miss Elizabeth Dunn. of the commer- cial force Of the S. N E. T. company in this district, left Monday to attend series of conferences being held by the company in New Haven
 Mrs. Sarah Nolan and Frank Dunn of Bridgeport have. been visiting with their mother, Mrs. J. ]. Dunn of North Main street.
 Henry A Sewers of Pawcatuck was a visitor with friends in Danielson on Monday.
 A au.sser sf N a4eh Night parts.s are l being planned for Friday eveninx-the eve of New Years-which promises to be an occasion of many social affairs in and about Danie lson.
 It is estimated that the crew that has gone east of here to tear. up the tracks of the Prevalence and. Dani.lson i road between North scituate and Dan l lelson: viii be able to pull a mile of rails day when operations are in full swing | A steam derrick will be used in accom- 1 plishing the work.
 | The power house at Rcckland also is to l be dismantled. 1 Mill men continue to assert that they expect an improvement of prospects in their line during January. It is not like- | ly. that the present week will bring Any ] announcements of plants reopenins or of l their increasing their working schedules, l but these are to be looked for soon aft | CT the first of the year | A warning that should be needed by | many motorists in this territory wa. I sounded Monday by Deputy State Auto l mobile Commissioner John Macdonald when he said that cutting in, in other | words stealing the right of way, consti- tutes reckless driving and may lead to 1 the responsible parties being fined and having their drivers licenses suspended. The practice is not only a common one, but also very dangerous
 | Mondays snow storm spoiled the skat- ing that many young people had en- I joyed here on Christmas and Sunday. Sunday the Assaw aga river was the playground for many skaters who have been waiting since the first of the month for the stream to freeze sufficiently to making skating upon it reasonably safe proposition.
 Miss C. Wilkinson of Valley Falls returned to! her home Monday, after , spending the holiday season with rela- tives in Danielson
 So many oodchoppers have been available during the past fall that a tre- .4t nendous surplus supply of cord wood , has been piled up in all of the sufround- l ing rural territories and is now availa- T ble for delivery in Danielson. Present prices for cord wood vary between s1! and SIP cord.
 Very few beruses were reported ae
 having been paid in this territory this Christmas time by big concerns, in con
 trast to the genorsity that marked Christ
 mas of last year and which was made . possible by the. unusual prosperity oi
 that time, but was quite impossible under , present depressed conditions. . Schools throughout the town of. Kill ingly will open Monday next for tn,
 winter term. which will extend througi to the Easter-time recess
 A ", Logee was reelected chancellor commander of Orient lodge, K. of P. F. E. Warren now employed in Nev 7 Bedford in a picture framing establish , ment. returned there on Monday afte
 spending the holiday season in Danielsol where he lived for many years
 With Rev. Clarence Hill Frank af
 teacher, the second term Of the Cornnai
 nity Training school will open MondA, ! evening of next week and a large enroll
 n1ent is looked for
 Arthur C. Harris of Meriden returne
 to that city Monda, after visiting wit
 friends here over the Christmas holi days.
 white poodle. the owner cf whid