Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-20
DANIELSoN AND PUTNAM NEWS

 places. Excavations that are made and later filled in without due allowance for the settling of the ground eventually re- suit in Impressions in the street sur faces and make travel dangerous.
 Many of Danielson's stores are keep | ing open evenings this week. l. Many attended the Christmas Sunday | services at churches in the town of Kill | lingly
 Henry McDermott of Providence spent Sunday at his home in Danelsonn Join Today! The Christmas club at the Windhan County National bank ! adv. Chief Josaphat Hebert of the police at West Warwick, R. l., came here to take into custody Edouard Caron, who had been held at the police station since Thursday afternoon by Chief John Mo Fraland, who arrested Caron at the re-
 quest of the Rhode Island officer Ca ron, who lived here for years. is want 1 ed in West Warwick to answer to a
 non-support charge
 E. o. Wood is reported n. resting comfortably following an accident in which he was knocked down, in Main
 street at Davis park, early Thursday I evening he was alighting from bus.
 Mir Wood was struck by touring car driven by Miss Mary Billings of Day. l NllC. MI WOOu IcS was DTulSeQ ana i he was otherwise slightly injured and
 shaken up His violin case was broken, 1 but the instrument not damaged.
 Join the Windham County National 1 bank Christmas club for 1921 today
 adv.
 Edward Adams of Reynolds street says that a car that figured in recent
 accident on Water street. was not his machine as has been reported. Mir 1 hot k hae a+ been out of his garage for two weeks past and that. in the meantime he has
 been at Willimantic
 Daniel Ratty, who has been engaged
 in business in Pawtucket for the past
 few months, has returned ao Danielson,
 MT Batty whose family has rema ined
 here, was formerly with the Danielson
 Cotton company and the Paco Manufae- turing company.
 cers of KiHingly Theft Detecting so.
 ciey: Presiden, A. B. Simmons; vics 5 president, Robert Smith; clerk and treasurer, Walter F. Day; executive 2 committee. W. F Day John H. Perry, : Louis S. Barstow, John Chase, Martin : Fitzsimmons, James W. Burlingame : Robert Smith. Charles Young, Jr.; audi . tors, Louis S Barstow. S. B. Shippee f George L. Chase; pursuers, John H Q J VI. SHdTicl a Young. Jr:, F. S. Kennedy, w. D. Cogs e well. Fred c. Bellows, A. B. Simmons e George L. Chase, Louis s. Barstow e Martin, Fitzsimnons. H. s. Franklin 1, Charles E. Aver collectors, W. F. Day
 George L. Chase. John LaBelle. The so l. eiety has a balance of S750 i'll is treas e ury
 e The trade at home" slogan is, ap Y parenlly, being better observed thi Il year than has been the rule tor som e time past in Christmas season. Tn
 average buyer need not be told tha 7s money spent for carfares will buy man 'e pretty and practical holiday gifts th ts year. There may be a lesser flow C a. money this year than during the va
 period Christmas seasons but whae n- being spent is disbursed with more car 1T and thought. reasons why people al le trading in their home town stores. h. Let us show you a real display of i'
 ory goods in sets and separate piece en Come in. Nose the Druggist, the Rexa h. store.-adv
 Id HeaFy shipments of cotton that haN iy been arriving the past week for some er. Killingly's mills indicate greater actf SC ity for the plants in the no: distant f, he ture. It is true that several plants if Killinsly own much cotton bought IT, prices much higher than those now b k ing quoted. Here is one of the loss 's that the mills are taking and remi "a, der that the manufacturers. like the Q te eratives whose wages are to be reduce Is- are getting their bumps in the req k- justment process. Promise of. good bu he mess in the near future, however. ligh
 ems the misfortunes of all in. crested of the cotton manufacturing industry. his Highland grange of south Killing er- has elected the following officers for cid ensuing year: Master, Milan D. Whit ig- ker; overseer, Jacob L. Spalding; lt ng turer Henry Tewgood: secretary, NJ ter Mildred Kelley; treasurer. D. E. T. at- williger; steward. Hollis Young; ass Tes ant steward. Harold Woodmancy la zen assistant steward, Florence Woodma rs cy :; cha plain Francis Upham; gatekee sc- er Earl Phillips Ceres, Katherine T,
 williger; Pomona, Myrtis Young; Flo ,u. Alice Terwiliger member of executt at- committee for three years, A. A. I m linehast.
 M Christmas club checks of any bank ,hn deposited on or before December ,g. draw interest from December l. I in. posit today. Windham County \ rk. tional bank.-adv.
 to At the morning service at the. G of gregational church Sunday Rev. W. O the Christmas hymns and ca ois were su me and there was 2 special program of f ess tlYal music. At the vesper service al rch o'clock Miss Emma A. Burbank sang lew Little Town of Bethlehem, with vic rty oblgato by F. c. Bernhardt, who a lew played other numbers during the s and vice
 ade south Kininsly children are in the highly e1pectant mood over the cts, nouncement that Santa Claus is ldi- make a. call there next Tuesday ev ent ing when a community Christrnas f
 of party is being held, to If. any person in town doubts that vei- young people of KiliinEly, have pon the and pony carts less than the yo, VIII people of other years let him gia.
 or over the list of over 300 youngst the who are out getting votes in the p< ugh contest under way here.
 RsIand H. Gray has been seaeoted 'teS i'll the vacancy in the court of burgess ing caused by the recent death of Clin cut W. Atwood. Tho appointment of :. ster Gray has been received with widespr approval by the public -i ury Members of the Danielson Girls C ster had meeting Sunday afternoon for the purpose of rehearsing carols that .
 an be sung as they 80 about town Chr anne mas eve, much the same as they did was year
 %2s A number of Danielson tneater the ties have made trips to Providence fast past week tn see the nr,duction of M; lnce at the Schubert Ma $estic theater.
 | New Idea Store, opposite Orpheum rick atre, is selling ladies' comfy Christi Cot slippers, all coIors, at s1.75. The to alc her