Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-01
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

t'rss town, were united ir marriage. MT. and Mrs. Saucier are now away on their wedding trip after which they will make their homo in this town.
 Another wedding at St. James church at 8 o'clock Thanksgiving morning, was that of Miss Olivene Bousquet and George Henry Billings. Rev. John Roux NJ. S., pastor of St. James' church, was celebrant of the nuptial mass and offtclated at the wedding ceremony.
 Next week members of the Chamber Of Commerce have 8 meeting scheduled at which they will discuss plans for de- veloping Christmas business. It so hap pens that this section o1 the country Is prosoerous in this fall season Of 1922. and Danielson business men stand in a position to reap a business harvest if the public here can be induced to do it's Christmas shopping at home instead of elsewhere.
 And it may be said here that Daniel son business houses are iu the habit Of offering as attractive Inducements as | merchants in larger Conrnunities-and l buying here does not entail any e1pen- | allure for car fare CT car hire or the extra work and worry oe going out of l town to shop All of which, in a word, means DO Your Christmas Shopping at 1 Home" At least insofar as may be pos 1 sible. Business men here pay their taxes 9p Killlngly and do their best .to please and accommodate local trade They are entitled to some consideration from a trading public that expects So much of them.
 Over in GrcSvenordaIe ono resident who some years since came in from q | country over seas is Dondering today l over the futilitv of racing car along a state highSvay to demonstrate to some | unknown competitor that he has fast ' car-one that can go. ever so fast. as to beat the car of someone else who may or may not amount to anything In this particular case the speedel .i tackled Q car being driven by a grour of state police from the local barra clzs out on an emergency call. He hit better l than 55 in showing the state officer: l what he could do with that roadster o his and was lair enough to state wher they cornered him after a long chase 1 that the car could go 'from 30 to 3i miles an hour" But that didn't get hin anywhere. As g matter of fact the as l sess1n e1t imposed upon him when he ap eeared in court. with costs, was in tn, vtcinity os $1G5. and a conservative man can show the state police a lot O stuff for much less money. So why rac' with them on a state highway? To, making you nervous as they creep u behind.
 Killingly High school, having success fully closed it's football season oI Thanksgiving day, will now turn it's at tention to the development of basket ball team. killingly will again be rep resented during the winter in the Quine
 baug valley league. and adherents o the school are looking for the team t
 make an excellent record. The mater
 ial is available-and 1t probably val make good.
 Commander Walter Jacobs, U. S. N . spent the holiday with his family i Danielson. Commander Jacobs vesst Is at Boston at present.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. E. Kennedy wer } guests of relatives in Hartford over tn
 holiday.
 Miss Amy Potter of Smith college 1 with her parents, Mr. and, Mrs. Sher
 wood Potter for the holiday period
 Miss Helen Hopkins of Simmons co
 lege is with her parents, Mir and MT
 Burdette c. Hopkins for the holiday.
 The Henry Meyer fve-room cottag
 located on Railroad street, DanieIso1
 wdll be sold at public auction Saturda!
 this week, at 2 o'clock D. m., rain C
 shine. Witter Bros, auctioneers, 1 : Main street, Danielson, Conn.-adv.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles T. Thayer, SffS
 Katherine 1'hayer and Aylwerd Thaye of Putnam were guests of MT. and Mir
 J. Carl Witter for Thanksgiving.
 Miss Dorothy Hamilton Cf New Bet
 ford spent the holiday with her grant - parents Mr.-and Mrs. Charles s. Bill.
 Miss Margaret Beckley of Provtdent
 visited with her sister. Mrs. Kennel
 Hamilton over the holiday.