Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-28
DANIEsoN

GsI Is.sG GSrCI0Q0 o0s Ols East NorthpOrt,. ". r., died here Wednesday. Mis8 Buffett had been in poor health for asHd1sber of years and had been in Dan- ielBOn taking treatments for the past five months. Her health was materially im- pfdred during her stay here, but she de- vei0ped other troubles recently and died onj Wednesday. The body was taken in chSrEe by Undertaken L. E. Kennedy and Wili be forwarded to her home today. .Remember to start your Christmas club this. week; also that the Danielson Trust company will redeem your Victory bonds And-waF savings stamps of the series of 1918 at face ,value.-adv.
 Reports Wednesday from St. Buke's hospital New York, relative to Miss Mary Ellen Day of this place were that while she remained seriously i'll after undergo ing. an operation for appendicitis on ChRfstnas morning, her recovery seems LsSdred and that there is little cause for WoTrY." +''.-...
 Mnd weather of. the past few days has contributed somewhat to slowing up toaPtinE in certain streets of the borough, the ithaw spelling the going to some ex- tent but in the interest of the safety of the coasters the warning Is again given tha4 many of the borough's children are tRldnE reckless chances and there have Ssen some very narrow escapes from se- sicug9 acdidents. Recently, the driver of motor delivery truck upset 1t in Carter street to avoid striking several children who were in the path of the machine with their. sleds. The driver was only slightly injured and, the car damaged to some sxtent. but the drivers quick action was dll that prevented serious injury if not death to one or more children.
 "A lady~s muff. found in the bank. Is be- mg held for the owner by the Danielson Trust .cornpany-adv.
 s'Ohly . comparatively few prisoners are being held at the county jail in Brooklyn for trial at the term of the superior court that, ,is;to open in WiIlimantic on the first Tuesday in January. The criminal list wiiIi4be materially shorter than at the October term of court held in Putanm.
 One of the peculiar incidents of the recent cold weather period was that in which a little schoolgirl on her way through Water street to school stopped along. her way just to see what would happen if she should touch her tongue on E"fenee piping that was glittering with eEost. This stunt has been tried many times in the past, much to the discom- fture' of those who have essayed 1t, and thtS Instance did not prove an exception. The unfortunate child's tongue was in- stantiy frozen to the cold pipe and she was, mot released without considerable 3ificllH nor until her tongue was bleed Ing ,pr0fusely. After effects were badly swollen tongue and a firm resolution never to try it again. On .Chri~tmaS day at the homo of MT. and Mrs. Francis Ducharme, Main street. there swassa family reception in honor of Mr. and. Mrs. E. H. Nelson of Bakersville. Il oI intercourse and there was program of pusio,3 The numbers included plano se- iectinns by Mrs, Frederick Dubuc of High street, vocal solos by Mrs. William Plante; Frederick Dubuc and Beatrice Maynard, Mrs. L. J. Gladue and Aldei Larnbthe.l' 4 feature was whistling solo bytMrs, s. Gingras.
 s5lnE a guessing match as to the number Ofi beans in jar, $250 gold pieces went ls souvenirs to Mrs. William Plante and Mss Beatrice sGingras. both of Spring 1elds Mass. Dancing featured a part of heJ eXepipg Refreshments were served. sTheF'party included Mr. and Mrs Nel- sep. MT. and Mrs. S. Gineras and laugh- -ir T:eHtri7e of Springfield MT. and Mrs 3;Rir~' Plante snf Springfield, MT. and sFns Fl G. Laglle of ,Jewett City MT. tAlI, .AT-S. Ii. J., Gladue, of Norwich. and he. e.folloWing of DaaieIsan. Mrs. Eli La ase. Mir. and Mrs Philip: S. Maynard and lauehter Beatrice. MT. and Mrs. Aldei -.aTnothe, and Mir. and Mrs. Fred Dubuc
 g(lne hears this early of one or the ben SHts<predlcted fer-ttIle territory served by he new state highway between Danielson ind Prpyidence-a sharp advance in val ies; of farm property along the route 9tices have been lacked up 20 to 30 per sents<oVer what they were two years ago. ghefr khesroute, was little used! and the -atEtcE, ..sparsely settled territory east of Sevth Kilingly was not altogether at- Tactive, The new highway has changed Lilcof- that and the remarkable building ppurt forecasted already is under way on Ines Rhode Island side of the line.
 Atetils weeks meeting of the board od sirectorsS the Danielson Trust company Declared a semi-annual dividend of 8 peS :gnt Treasurer Clifford H. StarkweatheI reported avery satisfactory six months srEinoGs and prospects bright for 1923 - lndustFially, things are going along splen. Idly; hi this territory with manufactur. hgt plants operating on full time sched. ilessand paying high rates of wages.
 Istthe hardest part of the winter over, Aspecuiiar question for the first week ot SdriAl winter, but those who. believe ir ofd-tifne signs say that Is the prospect Wednesday afternoon a caterpillar wal 5beerved crawling along the side of thu CryEtal Water conpanys building at thu sorner of Nah and Hutchins streets, ant lnNexpSrt intweather signs promptly wen 'Yerg,to investigate the rawler's coat O.