Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-19
DANIHSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

newest resident of KAling1y to appear keeping intoxicants with intent to self. His appearance followed a raid in winch state police officers seized 40 gal Ions of cider that was too hard to be considered as non-intoxicating. He was fined on two counts, total of $15o n fines, and costs, which he paid.
 Mrs. Abby HopAdRs, 7G, widow of Frank Fl. Hopkins, died Monday morn ing at her home on North street She
 narriage-Caaarles Tr&pp of Eastford. Louis Tr1pp of Sprinedeld.> Thomas Tr1pp of Providence, Leroy THpp of Putnam. Mrs Alvin Johnso nof Putt nam, Mrs. Fred Mason of BaIlouviTle and Mrs. Harvey Nelson of Danielson Also three brothers, Shubael Blanchard of Dayville, Lafayette, Blanchard of DanielSon and George Blanchard of Hope. R. [, and a sister, Mrs. Samuel ! Armington of Attawaugan.
 On Sunday the death of Prudent Bra- 1 deur occurred at his home in Moosup He was 62 years of age and a native of Canada. MT. Brodeur for years was ! engaged as mason. He leaves a | family.
 The following, gro tho newly elected officers of the Club Scciale: President, Miss Marie Jeanne tDubois; vice presi- Miss Beatrice May 1d; treasurer, Miss Blanche Bousquet.:: chairman a1nuse- \ ment committee, Mrs. Sarak Pechie; as- siStants, MS. Martin T. Burns, Mrs. L.. J. Fournier, Mrs. A. Bernier, Mrs. J. I Bousquet; Mrs. C.. Forth, Misses Lena Roberge, Rose 7 Benac, Alice Caron, Blanche Bousquet, Cecile Regis; voun- ciilors, Mrs Gertrude Dubuc, Mrs. Pierre Boulaine, Mrs. L. J. Fournier, Mrs. John Lucas, Mrs. F. I. Racine. If in this huriy burIy week of holiday buying the local public will at least look through Danielson stores before going elsewhere to' buy, they, in most l instances, will confer a favor not only on themselves but also upon the mer- I chants who through their ective efforts | have made this such an attractive shop ping center. D9nfeison's' C1rfsrnas stocks hold many pleasing surprises for all. They are fresh and extensive and priced more moderately than is general ly the rule in the large city stores. There is not only the equation of loyal merchants first call, hut also the very essential matter of being posted on 1 what, one can do with a dollar in town before taking it elsewhere. Why not put, the local merchants on your Christ Emas list-they to have your trade as a
 mark of your confidence in them?
 Judge ". Fenner Woodward, wine
 has been seriously i'll the past two weeks, was reported Monday as i'm proved and now slowly recovering. Heavy mails were the rule at the Danielson postofsee Monday, when the
 rising tide of Christmas packages was flowing through N
 Hundreds of memberships already ! have been taken out in the 1928 Christ mas clubs being organized by Daniel sons banks.
 The auction sale of toysa watches crockery and merchandise at Writers Eauction rooms will, take place again on
 Wednesday evening of this week. A fresh supply of Christmas novelties jus;
 arrived from the Connecticut Mills lCommunity Shop.-adv.
 Dr. Hugh Campbell of Norwich vii, be in Danielson this (Tuesday) morning
 to conduct a clinic, for tuberculer pa tients at the health station in the town
 hall building.
 T Walter W. Murphy has resumed. his
 position as manager of the Attawau gan hotel for W. S. Brown.
 On account of congested conditions 1T
 the first grades of the Danielson and
 Goodyear schools a part time attend lance plan will tbe inaugurated wher