Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-13
DANTELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

Danielson is hard up fer c0ak Hero is | one commodity that sells on sight and the 1 price charged tn no way operates against the quick disposal of every pound that can be obtained by dealers. During the past few days trucks and other vehicles have been going over to Dayville 60 haul in coal from supply of several cars re- eeived at that point, and there are those in Danielson who would send to even greater distances were thsre any assur- anee of obtaining a ton or two. The town is getting some coal, but near enough to. meet the demand even for immediate needs.
 Some families that obtained a little coal earlier in the season have again l turned to using wood. While soft coal is available, few have had the courage to use it 1t in kitchen ranges OF other stoves. though it's use in heatersiSbeing l successfully worked out by numbers Of i families in Danielson.
 ! Tho body of Ellen Doherty arrived here Tuesday afternoon from Middletown, where the deceased had been a resident for the past 48 years, and was taken in charge by Undertaken L. E. Kennedy and conveyed to his rooms. The deceased was an aunt of Mrs. Eliza Aylward Of l Maple street
 1 KilIingly gets away to its start in tho 1922-2S basketball season this (Wednes- day) evening when the team lines up against the Oxford High school team in the town hall. The entire student body of the school many graduates and loyal supporters of Killingly High will be one hand to cheer the team on to victory.
 Again the admOnitiOns as to careful preparation of Christmas packages that are to be sent through the mails or by express. Wrap them securely-ever so secureiy-espeeially if they are destined for long journey. Mark the address plainly. By preference print the name of the censignee. And do not forget to put your own name and address in the upper left hand corner of every package. It is an assurance that the parcel will be returned to you if it cannot be delivered at its destination.
 That section of the weather department that glazes the earth's surface with ice was the job again during the late hours of Monday night and the early ones of Tuesday and was not long about putting on as slippery a coating as anyone has tried to walk upon for a long time. Early Tuesday one risked dignity and sacrificed all semblance of comfort in trying to get about, but fog, with rapidly rising tenn perature and rain cut away much of the glaze by 10 a. m, especially along the state highways. ' Danielson members of a suit club are interested with others of a similar cluh in Putnam, in whether the agents with whom they have been doing business are going to go through with their arrange ments of delivering suits to members who pay so much each week. Some here have obtained their suits, but the major . ity of members are yet awaiting deliv' cries, a mattre that IS disturbing to same of them.
 , A week from Sunday will be observed as Christmas Sunday in the churches od Danielson and in some instances there il to be special programs of Christmas nau sic and other events to mark the holiday
 Coins are now being placed daily il the receptacles that have been placed il business houses about the borough tha a fund may be created for buyini Christmas cheer for needy persons il DanieIson. The Danielson Benevolent as sociation is in charge of the work.
 MT. and Mrs. Wilfred Loiselle lief Tuesday for Canada, where they hay been called by the illness of Mir. Loiself parents.
 Many here already have taken heed 0 the invitation of Danielson's banks t turn in their Victory bonds of specific series, which are due and payable O Friday of this week, after which tim they will cease to bear interest.
 The first pressure of the holiday rus is being felt at the Danielson postoffict but will not reach it's greatest proportion until about a week hence.
 Herbert G. Williamson of Providenc was a visitor with friends in Danielso on Tuesday.
 Miss Ruth Fiske of Rfverview wi have the members of the Treble Gle