Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-28
DANlELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
! visitor with relatives here over the lol-

3 visitor with relatives here over the liol-
iday.
Mr. and Mrs. "A. W. Bassett visited IN
Providence during the Christmas period.
Henry A. Hartwell ct New Haven was
in Danielson Tuesday on a business TRIP.
Manager John F. Lewis Of the orpheum
theatre is able. to be back at business
again after being iii at home and in
danger of developing pneumonia.
Attorney and Mrs. Arthur G. Bill have
returned from Christmas visit at New
Rochelle.
Daniel Gallup had bis face burned as
result Of an explosion that took place
while he was engaged in putting gasoline
into his car. His burns are not SO serious
as to keep him away from business.
William McDermott left Tuesday morn
ing for a visit Of a few days with
friends in Providence.
Miss Katherine fhayer of Putnam was
a visitor on Tuesday with her cousin,
Miss Helen E. Ay1ward Of Academy
street.
Arsdur 3. Barnard Of Waterbury has
been a visitor with friends In Danielson.
Charles S. Dayton returned to South
Norwalk Tuesday after visiting with rel.
atiEes here over Christmas. Mrs. Day
ton is remaining here for q time
Alexander's lake is Completely frozen
over Gput the ice Is not heavy and unsafe
FIR skaters.
Several good strings Of ptckerel We're
being shown on Tuesday as the result of
ice fishing parties on Monday.
| Near what is known as the Butts place
to the west OF A1exarder's lake. Julius
Mason shot q red fox that weighed Is
pounds, 81 unusually large animal with
a fine pelt.
Earl E Wood Of Harvard university
has gone to New York for a visit with
friends, after spending the holiday with
his PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Wood.
At a meeting of the directors of the
| Windha1n County National bank the di-
rectors declared a dividend at the rate
| of 4 per cent. per -annui, This is IN adj
! dttion to q dividend of per cert. prev
| iously declared this year, and a total o.
ten per cent tor the year. evidence of
| an uaJsaailv successful period OF bust
ness. The Windnlan County National
bank is ene Of the Oldest institutions in
observe the Tooth anniversary Of It's or
| ganization. L its savings departrle7-
| this year the dividends paid have been at
the rate OF 4 1-2 per cent.
Any DanieIscn resident, at least. who
may represent the town in the next gen
! eraI assembly will be justified in askin~
! the legislature TO approve a meaeare
| that viii prohibit coasting on state high
way in Cannecticut There will he prae-
| tically unanimous support OF such a BIZ
| on the tart of wen upwards of 100000
automobile owners OF the state. ~Coastin
! on any street that is part of a stat
highway. particularly a trunk line. is a
extra hazardous adventure, ~ iHvitati-7
to serious accident and possibly death
| On. Monday no orists who are f2ir enouof
to accord full NThes sure of justice to a
persons were warried by the fact TIA
Reyrolds street and S.eaTns hill wer
being used by nEnerous coasters, tn
ms iority of WHOM seemed utterly oblirFi
otlsly to the fact that one slide mig p
cost a life. There are many highway
and by ways where coasters may enio
themselves t. the utr, ost-and where an
torao5iles will not. venture to cause nos
s'5le injury injury to anyone. Coz STIR
the 9teavily taxed motorists feel, shGlI''
be confined 10 such areas In thes> mod
ern days wien a man may he ar-este
| FIR asserting that he fees not ag-"e vii
this or that proposition aud when t.
use of the hieihways is SO closelv resll7a+
ed for some prers that they feel urde
| constant surveillance every minute the
are using their ma c'linos, it seems reo7l-
no less than a parody on Justice to all g
indiscrininate use Of the STAT halfway
for cplsting. Motorists Who wis, to che
the laws ard reeve fair const cratic
are practically unit in delra ding tha
the casters he banisl3el To- s5-'7e pofn
where they will rot he, q danger to them
selves ard al others who may use
state highway.
a slowing up In tho amount of ,na
coming through we;s noted Monday at T.
Danie'son rost office. where many came t
get letters and pac-ages left ovcc frn-
Saturday and Sunday. Nctwiths- andir
all the pesstniznn as to the possibility c
business being roor and not n-eet:~g re
cords II former years, the postoffca q
pertinent in Danie7=on made new HI =
records this year and many local bust. S
men are liehly gratifed With the result
of the caMpaign to '5oost sloqpfrs.
Christmas tire Brsiness was normal
good in Dania'son during tho Christine
season, and while ssor1e hos7ed to brea
:, WARTIME records II trade ard did rot d
1t, business on the whole was such as
give qualification to the m ajority ami II
new year will he welcomed as q, period {
htfc and possibility.
At st. all,sn's church Monday at /
a. M, Miss Nellie Shaw, daughter Of N
ana Mrs. William G. Shaw of the We:
Side, and John. Elmer Gallup, sen of NJ
and Mrs. John W. Gallup Main stree
we've .unite:l in mar l:iage, by the recto
Rev. lbert Jcoson Relatives and friend
attended the Ceremony. Mr.. AMI Mr.
Gallup left during the day for q. trip az,
er: which, they will make their hon