Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-16

things were said about the footing that would not look well in a family daily.
 Basketball . fans arc looking for a whirlYind game when the West Side A. A. team of Hartford comes here this (Satcrday) evening to match it's skill and speed against the Connecticut Mills i've, undefeatcd to date this season. The visitors are rated one of the fastest and cleverest playing teams Tn the cen tr;al part of Connecticut and will be an especially pleasing attraction on first appearance here. Hartford will play such men as Tim Cronin, Dutch Leon ard. Billy Dwyer, Hap Harmon and StifTlan, the latter formerly of the Chi cago Park Five. The West Side A. A. won the championship of Connecticut l last year. Manager Pellerin of the Connecticut Mills team will have his | usual strong lineup on the floor. 4 few coins dropped into any of the | receptocles that buyers will find in va rious business places in the borough will help bring happiness into a mum 1 Der of homes that otherwise wcnIa lse cheerless on Christmas day. The .Dan- ielson Benevolent association is now en- gagged in its modest and unassuu19ng way on it's annual good work of creat. I ing fund with which to buy Christmas uinuSlS 1uSl dIlQ OLner cOmIoFLS TOT worthy families who are in unfortunate 1icircumstances: You probably will not l be asked to give to this fund-that .s | left entirely with yourself-;but the little glass jars with the slotted top will ! make their mute appeal to you for the 1 next few days and your sptri of good 1 will is expected to do the rest.
 1 An event that each year is m un varying occasion of delight for - the many interested in Killingiy Hign school-the senior class play-was pre- l sented Friday evening at the orpheurn l theater before capacity audience. Come Out of the Kitchen was the ve- ] hfcle selected for this years production i and it appears to have been a haH,p1
 one and well received Members of the cast had been carefully coached 7,z
 John P. Hea1d of Webster. who has d. i rected the preparation of senior. class plays here for several years.
 1-Ine case was made up Of Miss frrns Perry, Miss Pauline Boulaine. Miss .Ja net Paine. Miss Eloise Ba5son, Mis.
 Alice Jordan, Max Bretschneider, Gil. bert Reeves, Arthus Bessette, Lawrenc,
 k9patric' Norman Brearley and Rich ard varney. o-- T The net proceeds from 1he p1av vi, foe considerable and will be a6deA '. the class funds for evkntual use in =,
 necion with graduation ana presenTI ton of a class gift to the school
 ! As in many other c0mnueits.4 4L.-, continues. to be reckless abuse of nrSvf I lege of coasting the streets by vou7. people Children figure chiefly in +h,
 dangerous practice of coastins where
 automobile traffic is heavy s.rd s,t, sI.1 ing down hills that have cross. stree-, at thelr foot It seems wholly out ,
 proportion to the normal run Of luck i,
 any sphere of activity that the presen winter can pass without some sseriou
 coasting accident occurring in Daniel son. Restrictions made now might con Tribute to Fessening the danger. T That many who are busy with thei
 tabors throughout the day may be ac
 comm odated, business houses in Daniel
 son are to be open every evening dur 1 ing the coming week
 | Schools, in Kilingly will close at tn
 end of next weeks sessions for the hol
 iday vacation
 Dr. o. c. Sharpe. who was injure,
 the past summer and spent many week
 in a hospital at Putnam, is graduaI,
 regaining his strength and is able |
 get about his home with the aid of ,
 cane.
 Keen eyes will be watching to Sc
 the prices quoted on poultry this wee
 for Christmas dinners. Tfanksgiyju;
 quotations on high grades Of turkey
 drove. many, to purchasing other thing.
 Cooperation between the Connection
 company and workers of the state hfsa
 way department along routes where tn
 trolley parallels the highway resuHe fContinaed on Page Seven, Col. six1