Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04
DANEISON

Danlo4SOn memDerS or FuLuAM t0o6o of Elks and members of their families were at Putnam Sunday afternoon to attend the annual lodge of sor- row of the organization. AS is the annual custom there was service in memory of the departed brothers and musical program.
 Next week should bring an GVNlaaehe of buying in the stores of Danielson. While prohecy may not be indulged in with any degree of safety, one may be pardoned the assumption that much ot the more than $5o.000 that is to be re- leased during the coming week to mem berS of Thrift and Christmas clubs who will spend the large percentage of money with local business men. At least the "buy at home slogan should be as impelling this year as always in the past.
 Local business men do much public service that puts them in line for consid' sration when the matter of disposing of money to meet Christmas shopping costs. Bankers say that the club money will be released some time between Tuesday and Friday of next week. The clubs include approximately 5000 mem bsrs, the majority of them resident in Danielson or within a very few miles of this place.
 Selectmen James Bacon Is looking for the man that matched the front end of an automobile against a 6x6 post set up on the state highway a few days ago near the Dayville Four Corners. The post is snapped of. What happened to the automobile is a matter of conjecture. Se- lectman Bacon wants information about the accident, for he feels that the town cannot spend all of it's money on timber hot ,lriHy ,ka oool, perfectly good signs ought to do some thing toward helping out the other tax payers of Killingly. It so happens that this Is the second post so snapped off through a crash with a car during the past few weeks. This breaking up of road guides is becoming altogether too common to be pleasing to the town offl- cals Selectman Bacon wants to know about it, so any of the boys who stat out late and happen-to have any infor- nation about this particular incident can help lot by getting in touch with him and telling him of the guilty party and his usual ways.
 And. speaking about automobiles. a man asked Sunday as to what had be- come of the car owner who used to jack up his machine about November 1, and let it stand on blocks until the trout fish ing season opened. The thing isn't done any more, at least not generally, for automobiling seems to have become an all the round expense. Even in these early December days many prudent cti. zenS of this town are in possession oi their registrations for 1928. A car is supposed in these days to do service twelve months in the year, and the state highway department aids this opinion bJ seeing to it that the state highways are promptly cleared of snow when there comes a downfall worthy of their at tention.
 At the Day Kimbau hospital in Put. name Saturday evening the death occur red of Miss Cordelia Chabot 10, the re- was engaged in lighting an oil stow on Friday night at the home of hel sister in Ballouville. village of thi! town. The childs parents are dead. Th' little girl was rushed to a hospital soor after she was burned and fingered unti Saturday night when she passed away The body was taken in charge by Under taker L. F., Kennedy of this place.
 Alexander Fortier. 40. Or DayviIIe. fl dead after being hurried to a hospital il Putnam for treatment for al foctioI that set in after he hal attempted to re move an ingrowing hair from his arm Septic poisoning developed and he wa rushed to the hospital, but too late tt save his life He leaves a wife and ont mild.
 December continued during Sunday t, behave like a spring month. No on t9E5ars to know what the secret is but appears there is some connection betWee! the high temperatures and the high pric and scarcity of coal This is a situation in which the public figures chiefly as al onlooker, If December decides tomor row morning to turn in a below zero tenn nerature, all predictions and forecast are discounted One never can tell jus what to expect in the last month of tn year. for some one is apt to give an anti smoker box of cigars or some such un suitable gift from Christmas.
 Manufacturers seem confident that tn coming winter is going to be one o steady operation for the textile plants i his territory. now going along splendid ly. High scales of wages are being pal and operatives arc well contented wit their lot, IS a very general rue.
 Mir. and Mrs. JIG. Witter, were visi; ors with relatives in Putnam on Sunda!
 Harold A. Benton of Providence vislte with friends in Danielson over Sunday.
 Game officials had not discovered u to Sunday anything that would aid thei In fixing the blame on the persons rt sponsible for setting fox snares.
 College students who have been spenC ing the holiday period at their homes NDanielson and vicinity will be leavin today or left Sunday to return to the studies.