Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-11
DANIELSON

ing to the consolation, the Oneco post
~n1es handled 1t at 5 p. m, mysterious
vilter-tine hour when day fades into
might and the power OF the generation s
crscles comes Into being.
The missive received is addressed to
Ktp Van Wrinkle The Norwich Bulletin
Correspondent Dandelson, Conn, and
vclEates As foEDws:
oneco, Conn. Jan. 10, '22.
RIO Van Wrinkle:
Dear Old Rtp:-Am very GLAD you
have awakened after your long, long
sleep have often wondered why news
items, so easily gathered from the 81
burbs Of Danielson, and even Danielso
itself, appeared in the great city paper
several days ahead OF The Bulletin, an
an now satisfied it. was only because
you slept.
Welcome % the field Of live" journal
sSun- Danielson needs a real genuine,
wde-zwake man at the switch that keeps
up 70 now at all times.
I an certainly glad you have awaken
ed. dear old Rio, how about the rusty
pen and Snyder? Are they with you?
Cordially.
Here Is an open Confession that The
Bulletins circulation, universal in east
ern Connecticut includes such an emf
nc4lL i've Jul l4-ALA5s as - - -+'' Nfi4Os
BY his own admissions, must read the
Danielson column. why, in view Of other
chings. the Lord and himself only prob
ably understand
Fastening through vista Of Give"
ideas We get down to the rusty pen and
sny'der-the villain of the piece. Poor
old chap He SITS out in the open these
sold winter nights and gazes at the
moon obscured by peculiar shadow of
something that seemingly has wings and
floats up there In the ether He pom
ders long and mourrfullv over this mira
Gle Of the ages. Sad IS the period through
which he passetH Verify he is almost
az that stage whsn he contenDlates with
all seriousness and with profound hope.
OF filn~- at Oneco A 1lea that the village
marvel Of the century exercise his great
wisdom and talents IN getting him
pension from the federal government. TO
which. and from which, We have been
told from On~s7 50 many times, the
most effective pleas in all the nation
.orcS for the unfortunate and the I'M
imaginative.
p. s.. Three kittens attacked q wolf
n Main street here today and 50 cLawed
AL mauled the animal that it was nee
esslTy to call out the coast artillery,
police and fire department in an almost
unsuccessful effort to quell the disturb
Ht-CS ne FlTLeNS are the property o.
Jan IshiWisckI. who has been expert
ueuting as to the potential powers O.
Uloonshf0e by feeding each Of the kits >
srops 2 day. Tho badly rnaneled wolf
. now At the Danielsou General Hosnt-
tai, where he was taken by direction Of
the local branch of the Society for Pre-
ve1t5oa Of Cruelty 20 journalists
New York and Boston rc7ers please
eo7,. Send chez; 10 Oneco.
Tbs annual stockhoIders' meeting Of
the Windham County National Bank
was held at that institution Tuesday
morning. The directors elected for the
following year are: T. L. Hopkins, N. A.
shunway. william A. Castor. G. \. TIL
Lnghast. y. G. WILLIAMS. Obadiah But
Ter. 4. Don B.tgood and Nathan D.
Prince. The bank has just passed
through one u The most PROSPEROUS
years Of IT'S existence having increased
the protection to iIs depositJrs by 81
500 in lts surplus account # also has
set asile, what is believed 10 other san.
In Connectcue has dors az amount sc-
hceEt, or practically So. 10 10y tae tlyt-
de7d on its savings deposits due ua.t
June lst. The cashier Francis e. Stor-
=, reports that the directors and Off
ce-s are rece!rinC congratulations. not
only from local sources but from many
cities in diff parts Of tn. United
States on the conservative and c5nstr;ir-
live polly pursued i'm The management
" It's deposrors' fumes. 1t IS also re-
ported that the bank Is plaun ne to com
niemorate IN some fitting manner. Els
one hundredth anniversary this year and
I IS very intereg.a Jv note that in its
one hundred years ~ e--istarce not on.
dollar has ever h.e1 lost 10 q Gc0osi5s~
Mhis old established institution All the
opening OF the new year assures thrgue
directors and officers a long life Of S r.
vice to fits Ge9os.tors. who nav nu.n3e.
in the thousands.
over half bundled uer we're e7.
Gagged Tuesluy II hIrry.ng forward IT,.
lob Of flli2g fJ1- houses - the Cura
sa11g Lake Ice company al Quinoaau-
lake. south Of the borough. When tn,
force Of workers. quit shortly after p
n it was estimated that nearly 80,
tons Of ice were stored away about one
salf the crop It IS hoped to get
Much Of the Ice sgoing into the house.
on Tuesday was s-inch thickness. MIX
weather the rest two days has not beer
conducive to the DEVELOPMENT Of heavie
Ice, and colder weather is what is uor
desired by the icemen.
Many interested people took advan
tage Of Tuesdays beautiful weather L
visit the lake. two miles south cf Dan
Ao4So4ls ana WdtCn the operations. a mo
tor driven ice saw that Travelled 10 an,
down the cutting field on the lalsc-th
machine unattended excepting at terni
nA!s OF It's rur-vas indicative Of the ad
S2nce made in ice harvesting method
during the past few years, and few
Who watched compared the rasoiI worl
Of the modern machine to that % an OIL
gray horsa Flooding along nearby ahea,
Of an Old style ice cutter that move
at comparatively, a snaiTs space on III
Ice
Among those who watched the worl,
srs at the lake on Tuesday was A. 4
Chase. who for years lived in the hous
At the lake and was engaged IN the bus
hess Of supplying the borough With ict
P. z. Cunneen. president CT the Oar
lelson Building and Loan association
and Clifford H. Starkwea Their, secretar7
have sent out notice of the coming meet
Ing Of the organization to be held mex
week. This association has been consts,
entity successful since It's organization
about six years ago. ard has establishe
Rseif as valuable asset in the develop
unent Of Danielson. new series c