Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-03
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON

AS . holiday for the purpose of ceie- Awaiting New Years, falling on Sunday GEs year, Monday was not much of Soccess. Zero weather with a wind that cut ike knife furnished the most try &g weather conditions of the winter. Streets were deserted throughout the U4y in view of the fact that about ev- S[yone had hunted out warm place. Picture shows, dancing and other such kvsnts provided diversion for large num- 5ers of people. The holiday lacked the zip and snap usually characteristic of 1t, and 1t was very much like an ordinary Sunday.
 Monday morning. the funeral of Mrs. Johanna Sullivan was held from her home on High street with services at 5t. James church, C. which she was one of the oldest members, at 2 clock Rev Joseph Moussior M. &, was celebraut of Ghe high mass of requiem. attended by many relatives and friends. Burial was n the family lot in St. James cemetery. Fhe bearers were John Weaver, William McDermott, Thomas J. Aylward, James Monohan, Edward Maher and Patrick Murray. There were many beautiful Ao- Fal pieces. Louis [. Kennedy was the funeral director.
 There seems to be general approval, at least in the borough, Of the plan to have the town issue new series of bonds in order that demand notes may be retired and sI5O,00o of the towns in- debtedness taken care Of at 1 l-2 ger cent interest per annum, CT thereabouts Instead of the per cent. that the town 2s paying on the notes.
 Features of this refnancinS p!an that will be presented to the voters at Friday evenings special town meeting vii. also be o9 special interest to the voters jcas much as they may be asked to coasI'la- means of gradually paEins the bonded debt, year ey year, instead of passing i- or to some future generation.
 T~ --apv o' KiIIiugly's motorists, aclZ sf 1922 markers for their cars meant nothing al all or Monday. Temperature that starts out in the morning below zero and persistently refuses to respond at all to the suns invitation to rise high CT throughout the greater part of the day isn't real good motoring weather, anyway, so most of the car owners found t easy to forget that they were without the new registration plates.
 At the Orpheum theatre New Years afternoon and evening, the musical com edy. Finnigan's Fortune, wGs presented under the auspices of Rose of Lima council, K. of C.. and the club socials an organization of local young women Choruses. musical numbers, pretty cos tunes and witty sayings made the enter tainment highly enjoyable.
 The DanielsOn BuiIoing and Loan as sociation is issuing another series of shares, in all Of which the public has shown much interest and has given muef support since the organization. whicl has been very successfully managed ar6 directed since 1t was launched sev4ra years ago and has been the means oi bringing considerable construction bust ness to the borough
 St the assembly hal of Eilllnsly Hig! school, Monday afternoon. the annua entertainment and tea of the JliiiinglG Womans club was given. The program was presented by Miss Katherine War ren, violinist; Miss Priscilla Warren 'ceilist Mrs. Lucy S Warren, 0ianist The program included: Trio, Esvetie Angeiique violincello concerto; yiol-r