Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

is paid out. The hope Is that most of it will go into local trade channels and the business men who tell the pub lie the most appealing story of theiI Christmas wares are bound to be the best position to command the flow of gold.
 Not all the holiday club money will be spent. A percentage of it is set aside each year by thrifty persons who save for the joy of saving, but the re- lease of over $5O,00O in cold cash in Danieison two weeks before Christmas Is bound to give local business ire. mendous boost.
 All of Danielson's banks have clubs. It has been stated here that the amount to be released will be we'll over $50,000. As matter of fact the total may be between $60,O00 and $70,000, the next four weeks will tell this accurately. It Is noted by the bankers that there have been fewer withdrawals of club | money during the past twelve months than was the case last year, when in dustry suffered a slump. Business is better with the manufacturing concerns this year than in 1921, so the releases on Christmas clubs will be ,correspond- ingly higher.
 Hunting rabbits by radio is to be in- II ! reports from the section can So be- | lieved. This innovation is accredited to 1 recent conferences between King | George Jacques and members Of the 1 Ponemah Wheel club of Taftville Every hunter knows that it will be H. legal to hunt the bunnies with a gun after another two weeks, so the radio is to be brought into play for this new purpose. King George says that if one man can steer a battleship or keep an aeroplane afioat with the aid of the .ra. dio, they can't stump him to success. 1 fully hunt rabbits with the same device and when the king says a thing he l invariably produces. The processes in. \ volved in this rabbit hunting with thu radio remains secret, but the king and l his Taftville friends are expected tC show the world just about Thanksgiv. 1 ing time-and they promise to put Win. sted and all other such news centers tc | shame with their achievements. ] Frank Barber, DanieIson's premier bowler, has something to say to thu | other stars of the game in eastern Con. necticut this morning Frank says h' has any part of $200 to post in supper i of his confidence of being able to de l feat any bowler in the eastern part O this state in a home and home series.
 It appears that the fever for matcl | games has not developed so far this sea son, but Frank is right out in the fore front egging the other boys on arount this corner of the state and beggin. them to come along and take his mon ey.
 His challenge includes the larger cen l ters of Norwich and New London, als, l Willimantic and Putnam-and Wester ] ly is not shut out if 1t cares to come il with a candidate. What is true o these towns also. applies to Moosup Jewett City or any other communit, that fels that it has a bowling exponen who cares to take Barber on He waiting for the first peep from an quarter in this corner of the state. / 1 Wednesday evening the DanieIson al vision of the Southern New Englan Telephone company was represented b number of employees at the monthl meeting of the Putnam council of q Employes' association in that city. Tn Danielson party was made up of M and Mrs. George Seaver, MT. and MT
 Bernard Garland, William Gardnel Misses Elizabeth Dunn, Susie Collin Mary Geer, Blanche Gauthier and MT Abby Hopkins.
 Mrs. William H. Chapman and daugf ter, Mrs. Ashley P. Mills of the Wes
 Side ar etc leave Sunday to spend tn
 winter at Brockton.
 Mrs. George A. Ferguson and daugl ters, Dorothy and Gladys, of Calcutt
 and San Diego, left Wauregan for Phi
 adelphia Wednesday evening after
 visit with relatives Mrs. Ferguson COT
 templates making her home in Englani
 The death of her husband occurred
 India number of weeks ago.
 Martin Wolfe Is employed as a njel
 officer at Goodyear. where he is empIo, . ed by the Goodyear Mills company.
 Judge William Fenner Woodward hs
 sufficiently recovered from a recent s,
 were illness to resume his duties at h office.
 Interest continues at high pitch in u
 pool and billiard tournaments at u , Bohemian club, where scores of gam, have been played to date.