Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-29

damage was caused by sieety northeast storm. Up in that corner of the town, High on the hills, ice covered everything and 1t was only with difficulty that many who got to their work during the early nleTning hours Trees and brush were So laden with ice that they dropped over and hung low down over the highways 1 DAnteison had little or no ice Monday morning. though 1t was sleeting so during | Sunday night that trees, streets and side walks were covered with ice. Heavy l rain cut this ice away during the night, but this was not true of East kilEngly The Connecticut company had many on duty all of Sunday night. running cars u9 and ,2own tils Iino. to '-~o'-nnt freeze up that would block service. The cars | were right on time .sIoa ..y .morning as the | result of this 3reca ution and furnished 1 regular service during the day only ! few of the cars being late, and this was | not until earlv oF'0~~
 Telephone service in the Danielscn di vision was not li4st.4>:-. ..l.u by the storm. which puts hundreds of telephones ! out Of commission in the Putnam divison. The Ladies Aid society Of the Brook iyn Congregational church is to present the Pilgrim pageant at the Westfeld l Congregational church.
 ] fSSf3eAdH iOUS0 Da2ddT Will De neid Tn l town hall December 5, instead Of Decom- Der s---adv
 William . Howard Of Portland, Me. was visitcr with friends in Danielson Monday.
 MT and Mrs J. Carl Witter were in Providence Monday or business trip. State Officers Howard A. Elliott of Hartford was in Dan'elson Monday on business
 Miss Ruth Francis returned to Cushing Academy at Ash5urnham, Mass, Monday
 after spending the holiday recess with her oarehts, MT. and Mrs. C. S. Francis ! Members of the Benevolent society of the Congregational church have an all
 day meeting planned for Friday to make arrangements for Christmas plans i- Two dogs Were-killed at the week end by motorists hitting the high spots along
 the new state highway between Brooklyn and Han1oton
 SidRey R. Bard is making such satis.
 factory progress toward recovery at the Day Kimbailr hospital in Putnam that il
 is hoped he. may be able to be wit hhi. 1 parents, Treasurer and Mrs. Sidney Bard lat Brooklyn. fcr. Christmas, though, ot
 course, his injuries will not have healed
 by that time, ys
 The, W'luregan G;rls. ciuo is arranging to give 9 supper in January, in aid of the
 deficiency fund ot the Dey Kinrball hos pital
 Plant department men of the g. \. E
 T. company who are stationed here were
 called to Woodstock. and Pornfret Mon. day 10 repair damaged lines that were
 put out of commission by the ice storm
 The odInebanE and sWaureEan mills re
 suned operations Monday after being
 closed for a holiday pert3d that extended
 from last "Wednesday evening.
 s. B. Lawson of Providence was il
 Danielson Monday on a business trip. 1 Rev J6seph E.sMce arthy, who has bee, | a patient at St. 'sVincent's hospital il worcester for several weeks, has so ia II recovered that 1t Is expected he will b
 able to return to Meosup, where he i
 pastor of All Hallows' church, the latte part of this week '~
 The one huudredth anniversary of tn
 Baptist church at Schepachot recently wa observed. ~ ,-.'
 . Snow and ice-eoverea ears that cam
 through Danislson from the North at . tracted attention Monday
 } Travellers who cAnns frem Boston | Daaielson by train Monday said that tel egraph and telephone poles were dow
 in numbers all along the line almost to tn
 Connecticut border. This place was GU
 of during all of Monday from telephon commqnication with. Webster and othe points to tho north, where wires weE
 down.