Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-21
DAllEfSoN AND PUTNAM NEWS

vile, M. Lamoureux L. Lamoureux, T. Preavey and A. Aubin. Louis F. Kenne- dy was in charge of the funeral arrange ments.
 There's been another Killing at Atts- waugan and another silent cop is no more. Some driver blowing down the state highway in his gas wagon just hit the cop amidships and knocked it galley west. The cop is totally and permanent ly disabled. The matter has been report ed to the~state police and an effort made to find a Car with the appearance of hav- ing figured in such an encounter but without success. The cops at Attawau- gan crossroads seem fated to be wrecked and are eventually sent to the scrap pile after shorter or longer periods of service Many Danielson people have plans made to travel up to East Killingly this Wednesday, evening to attend the Christmas exercises to be given at the Union Baptist church by the children of the school in that village. For the ac- | comnodat;on of Daraelson people who are to make the trip, tho Connecticut com i pany will give a special connection for East Killingly at ElrIlville for the car l that leaves Danielson Center at 710 D. m. The entertainment is public and will i include a cantata and Christmas tree | exercises.
 1 Stationery from 50 csrts to s2 Look it | over. Nose, the Druggist.-adv. As indicating that this is a period of | prosperity more general than a pessimist i can bo led to believe comes the state- ment that upwards of 700 accounts have | been opened since the institution of a | savings department at the Danielson l Trust company a few weeks ago. Daniel l fGa villa If their well being tkis season with the most favored of the smaller communities | of southern New England. These up- | wards of 700 accounts moreover repre- sent only a portion of the savings being | done by prudent residents of this and | surrounding territory. Other local banks | report steady gains in savings and the ! total of savings now held in Danielson | banks is steadily approaching the S5, 5,00O,. OOO mark, which is not far away Not sc bad for this community, and a reserve that can be counted upon to tide over more difficult situations than the present generation has experienced as whole in | this country.
 program to mark tn eend of the term is arranged to be given Friday morning | at kIllingly High school It is probable that some educational films may be ! shown as a feature. Some time since the school acquired by gift a motion picture projection machine. It is planned it wa: l stated Tuesday, to use is weekly wher the winter term opens for display of edu. cational films. Tho high school will re open Tuesday, Jan. B.
 strikers who left the Slater mills al i Webster where some of the families art being evicted after being out from e,n pioyment for about 14 weeks, have beer visiting mills in this territory seeking work
 / Game Warden Harry E. Battey of Eas-
 A-l-ngly has been making his hcaduuar.
 teTs al South Woodstock for some time past, and probably will remain there
 throughout the winter
 During the winter Putnam lodge o
 ElAs Is to give a Danielson night enter
 lalnnent. much after the a14Angenten for Webster night. held Monday evenin:
 this week
 If traffic warrants on Saturday and tn,
 the rer-d nder of the holiday period. in,
 Connecticut company will operate extr;
 cars on the local division, it WAS stated
 here Tuesday as was done last Saturda,
 Co accommodate shoppers.
 i State road repair crews are giving thei
 attention this week to stretches of high
 way where the sureacing has brokel through and ruts have been cut in as tn
 result of alternate freoging and thawin,
 weather On the whole, the state high
 ways hereabouts remain in very goo ! condition
 Paul \. Dubuc has been appointed ad
 mlnistrator of the estate of his father
 Francois Dubuc
 1 l. Past Commander Ira A. Warren of I-e
 J. l. Homme post. American Legion. wi
 install the officers of the organization O ] Wednesday evening of next week.
 Carol singing by vocalists who will 2