Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-19
Willinantic, Danielson and Putnam


 Nasn M ss 6 Gf F E 5sfx 5s5ss E H Bowsa. Essassiie P g.: D. Fred Kenworthy, secretary; Frank T. Preston, treasurer; B. l.. Darbie. R A C.; Frank Winkleman. M of S. V: James 6. McPherson. M. of F. "; Edward s. Carpenter, tyler. Now Responsibilities for Captain Woodward.
 Capt. A. P. woodward, 0. O., is to attend all of the parade day practices of the companies of the coast artillery corps and make his report thereon not later than the first of June. All of the practice will be under his supervis- ion and he will require each member to fire two sighting shots and ten shots ing total of thirty or more will then fire the same number of shots at 300 yards. Only those making a total of % Ire over the soo yard range. The local company of the corps will parade on the 17th of May. Police Want Charles Geer, Arrested in
 Westerly.
 Charles Geer, arrested last week in Westerly and sentenced to serve 60 days in jail. is wanted by the Daniel son officers and will probably be held for them when his sentence expires Geer. who is a colored man, created considerable excitement in DanieIson one Sunday last June, when he man. aged to escape when an officer at tempted to arrest him. He has not since been in this section. It is believed that his home is in Jewett City.
 To Get After Bad Debtors.
 A petition is being circulated ask ing that meeting of the members Of the board of trade be called for April 21. The object of the meeting is to ascertain if there is a favorable sentiment toward the passage of a bill to be presented to the next legis- lature for an equitable method for the collection of old debts.
 No Bail for Chippendaie.
 Harry Chippendale remains a pris- oner at Brooklyn jail held on a charge of nlanslaughter in connection with the death of a New London woman fol- lowing a criminal operation. At first Chippendale seemed confident that he would be quickly able to secure the bond of $500 required for his release and there was reason to believe that he would be successful in so doing, but the days have passed his chances of being released on bail have apparently diminished There is a pos sibility, however, that should he be able to get the bond and his liberty taken into custody by Warden Gar win. of the state Drisoh. as he is out on parole from that institution.
 social and Persenai-
 EIiss~Masd .Aldrich ofzWebster was the guest over Sunday of Miss Emma Stone.
 Mrs. George Burnham and son of Winthrop, Mass, are spending several days at the Cox farm. Allen bill-
 Miss E. Curtis was Norwich vis- itor Saturday .v es.5
 Charles D. Stone of Worcester was the guest of his family over Sunday
 Mir and Mrs. Henry Lathrop of Gardner, Mass, were guests of local friends over Sunday.
 Rev. William Beard of Willimantic called on thorough friends Monday installation of Union St. Jean Bap-
 tiste.
 Supreme officers of L'gTnion St. Jean Exquisite came. to Danie1sons Sunday to conduct the ceremonies incident to the installation of the newly. elected officers of the local council of the or der. Public exercises in the Town hall were attended by a 1arge number of iaenberS and friends of the order. 2 Supreme President F. K 5Gabineau of Southbridge conducted the install Iatfcn the following being the officers to take the chairs. Doyen-f F. K Te- treault. Seuthbridge; honorary presi- dent, F. x. Bessette. president l.. J. Merin. secretary, A. Maynard, assist ant secretary. J Gingras; treasurer. Peter Bou1aine; financial secretary, F. x LemieuK; master of ceremonies, H. Huard: sergeants at arms M. Ainerie, w. Dupufs: conductors. E. Mile, w. Dupuis-
 Other visiting officials of the order present were .J A Caron of Woon- socket. supreme secretary; Felix Bou- CT. and N. P. Bissonnette of Bridge- r1x-f vii.