Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02
DANIELSoN


No strict enforcement Of the state I
Connecticut cars to carry 1922 registra- |
ton plates on and after the first of the |
year will be made until Jan. at mid |
night, according TO a suggestion that |
Chief John Mcfarland received Sunday |
II a telegram from Robbins b. Stocked, |
motor vehicle commissioner.
The telegram explained that conditions
At the motor vehicle department, where
the workers have been gwanaped with
work for days. show that motorists have
been having considerable trouble with the
new application forms and with the rat
i1Es which must be shown in the forms.
Seventy-five per cent. of the mail applica-
tons have to be returned for correction.
Notwithstanding the troubles that the
new application blanks have presented it
was noted on Sunday. the first day of the
year. that scores Of motorists in this ter
ritory had managed to meet the motor
vehicle departments requirements as to
f1!ng out the forms with all required
Information had paid the fees and had
their cars equipped We the new white
background and ACKNOWLEDGED registra-
ton plates. In fact, the great majority
OF pleasure cars seen in use IN Danielson
were carrying the 1922 markers. though,
ti1esT we're a few cars abroad with the
1921 numbers still in use.
While CHEF Mcfarland viii comply
with the suggestion of the motor vehicle
commissioner as to not too strict enforce
n1ent until midnight Of Jan. 6, local con-
ditions and circumstances will have TO do
with the manner in which certain cases
may Of necessity be handled.
The police will be as fair with the
motorists as is possible. but the motor
tsts are not expected TO take undue adj
vantage Of the special privileges granted
them.
sam. the sisser. as a particularly pes
tife-ous person has come to be known,
started a New Years eve hunt for him
that was hoped woald result in his cap
lure when he permitted himself a siss or
two al 2 young woman who was passing
through School street, near its junction
With Center street, early Saturday even
ing. Night Officer Martin Wolfe and a
number Of volunteer searchers WIG would
have enjoyed very much trying a right-to-
the-iaw. or q half-nelson, on the mysteri-
Gus person joined in what proved to he a
t-uitless chase after this peculiar person.
Up 20 date. Sam has confined himself
70 Kissing like 2 goose a attractive young
women who happen along He has not
ATTEMPTED 20 modest anyone, but in these
unsettled times, when SO many serious
happenings are being recorded and told
q from day 70, day his sissins sends a
shudder do75n the spnes of the young
women he elects TO devote his long dis
tauce attentions 10. and is the means of
frightening them badly i
At 81. James church. at all tils, ma sser
Sunday morning The FIRST Of a new year
and the Feast Of the Circumcision. there
we've large congregations, and he ser
v-ces we-s- marked by the festival music
that was part Of the Christmas oos6rV.
sncs The best wishes of the church and
%. tbs pastor and bis assistants that ali
The parishionsrs m ght have a ha,ny
new year, spiritually and Temporarily
Tss extended by Rev. John Roux, N S
rs pastor.
All ki-lirTly's schools viii open Tues
day morning for the winter term tht
vacation period that has extended sine,
JUST before Christmas ending today
No arrest or occurrence Of an untow.rt
nature came TO mark the New Year pc
Rod n Danieison. Basketball games
theatre parties. dances and other diver
s.ons occupied the attention Of larg
numbers Of young people.
Today (Monday) will be another hoIt
day in Danielson and all the surroundint
territory. AL manufacturing plants ar
closed and banks and stores also hav
suspended business for the day. At tn
postoffice a holiday schedule of hour
Will be in force
The annual canvassing of pledges TO
s.. Adams church was successfully car
ried out Sunday afternoon by men O
that parish, who visited the homes Q
par shioners about town. Following tn
canvass. 4 lunch was served those VIII
participated IN it.
Miss Pearl Belongs of Brooklyn. read
c.. at the ves9er service at the Westfei
Congregational church Sunday Afternoon
read The Story Of the Other Wee Mer
The reading was illustrated with stere
opticcn views and there was a speca
musical program
This week is being observed by Mett
odis;s Of this community il. common wit
members Of the -denonaina ton throug1ou
the country as 2 week OF prayer. Their
are 10 spec a. meetings planned, but tn
people are urged TO earnestly devot
themselves to prayer in their homes fo
al nations. schools churches and horne
thar everywhere there may be loyalty :
Christ.
William z. LaBeile. proprietor
stores in Danielson and in his home vi
lage Of DayviUe. was reported Sunday g
III at mis- home.
The meet ng Ct the Westheld Congr,
gstiona, church IS planned for tomorro
Tuesday, evening
Mr.. and Mrs. John 3. Bassett of Broa