Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-28
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Luigi Partecenonini Held in $1,0o0 Bonds for SIashins Edwardo patIio County Buried Under Foot of Snow-Plans for Watch Night serv- ice.

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 County Buried Under Foot of Snow-PIans for Watch Night serv- ice.
 Luigi Partecenonini was found prob ably guilty of slashing Edwardo Da- tilio during fight at the Wilcox barn, on Broad street, last Tuesday night, and in default of bond of $1,000 was committed to jail to await trial at the March term of the superior court, after a hearing before Judge Harry F. Back Monday afternoon.
 Datilio, just discharged from the Backus hospital at Norwich, appeared as witness against the prisoner. Da- tilio testified that the prisoner was the man who cut him, although he did not realize that he had suffered bad wound until he put his hand to his face and felt the streaming blood. He thought at first that he had only been slapped in the face. Partecenonini denies that he is guilty of the act charged against him, all leging that the man with whom Da- tilio first started to fight is respon- sible. This man has disappeared.
 News in General.
 Edward H. Bacon, instructor in mu- sic at Mercersburg (Pa.) academy, is
 
 his home in Danielson.
 Henry McDermott of Woonsocket visited at his home in Danielson on Monday.
 Frank Gartland of New Britain has been spending a few days with his parents, MT. and Mrs. James Cart land
 Leslie Murray of Holy Cross col lege. Worcester, is spending the holi- day recess at his home in Danielson.
 Miss Lucy Fournier has returned from a visit with relatives in Nor wich.
 Harry Chapman of Boston is visit ing at his home in Danielson.
 Miss Maude Phillips of Hartford visited friends in Danielson on Mon day. Emile Rainville of New Bedford was the guest of Danielson friends over the holiday.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Rogers of New London have been the guests of rela- tives in Danielson.
 Miss Maude Girard is visiting with relatives in Westerly.
 MT. and Mrs. P. Lajeunesse of Paw tucket are visiting with relatives in Danielson.
 Mrs. Henry Truesdell is recovering after a serious illness with pneumo- mia.
 Watch Night Service.
 There will be a watch night service at the Methodist church on Friday evening, beginning at 9.30. Special mu- sic and special preaching will be heard at the service This service has be- come an annual feature at the Meth odist church and will be made partic- ularly attractive this year. A large congregation is expected to watch the old year out and the new year in.
 c. A. c. Special Orders.
 Lieut.. Ebert l.. Darbie, commanding the Thirteenth company, has received a special order from the headquarters of the Coast artillery corps. giving the following itinerary of instruction of the corps by Capt. L. s. Miller. c. A. C., U. s. A.:
 Norwich, January S-7. Third com pany: Norwich. January 1014, Fifth company; Danielson, January 17-21, Thirteenth company; New London, January 24-2S, Tenth company; New London. January 31. First company; New London. February 4. First com pany; New London February 7-S-10- II, Second company; Stamford, Febru ary 14-1S, Ninth company; Greenwich, 21-3-4-5. Twelfth company; Norwalk. February 2s Sixth company; Norwalk. March 4, Sixth company; Danbury,
  port, March 7-11, Fourteenth com pany; Bridgeport. March 21-25, Fourth company: Bridgeport. March 2s Elev- enth company: Bridgeport, April 1, Eleventh company.
 The inspection by Captain Miller will mark the annual visitation to the companies of the corps by an in specting officer of the regular army.
 In Three Winning Games.
 Danielson basketball players figured in the winning of three games for teams of other towns on Christmas day. In the afternoon at Putnam. Sydney Marland played center against the All-Worcester team and was cas- fly the star of the game, throwing 15 goals from the field In the evening Marland had jumped to Mystic and helped the team in that town defeat Stonington by the score Of AT to II. Marland only threw IT field goals in this game. making a total of 32 for the day. Roy Reach of Danielson also played with Mystic and on the same night w. Marland and Austin Brooks played with Sterling against Westerly in the latter town and were big factors in the winning of the game for their team. The score in this game was Sterling 24, Westerly 14.