Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-13
CAUSED $500 LOSS.

during his stay in Danielson. CAUSED $500 LOSS.
 Henry Desrenier Started Fire in Can terbury-Now in Jail. Henry Degrenier, 1s. has been com mitted to Brooklyn jail in default of bonds of $20O, probable cause hav- ing been found for holding him for trial at the superior court on charge of setting fire to woodland property in the town of Canterbury, after. hearing before Justice Hale Bennett of that town It is alleged that De- grenier started . fire on the property of Representative Elmer B. Bennett of says that his personal loss includes 128 cords of wood. 100 railroad posts and other timber to the value of $500. Degrenier pleaded not guilty to the charge.
 William E. Delaney to Leave Railroad William F. Delaney. who for sew enteen years has been in the railway news service and is known in every city, town and hamlet on the great New Haven system, will end his life on the rail after today.s tSaturday) trips and hereafter will be located in the home town of Webster. where he was elected to membership on the u the last election. He is to be the clerk of the board.
 MT. Delaney does not leave his old love. the railroad, without regrets. but there is an opportunity opening be- fore him such as is not apt to present itself in the occupation that he has l followed for so long a time. The long period of successful service that he is 1 closing today has been a profitable 1 one, however. and has been marked , by world of experiences that all have had their value. MT Delaney has met many of the famous people of the United States and foreign countries, l and he has many an interesting tale to tell of them.
 i Hunters DispIsased. l Many of the men in this section of 1 the state who love their dog and gun, or dogs and guns as the case may be, i had pained expression Friday morn 1 ing, when they read that the house l had voted on Thursday at Hartford to close the season for hunting wild ] game birds for two years from Sep l tember 30 next, which indicates no { more bird hunting until 191s From 1 what was said by some of them it is very evident that an organized effort I Is to be made against the passage of l the bill by the senate. The hunters who have considerable amount of 1 money tied up in dogs and guns are especially grouchy over the proceed l ing.
 Revised Charter Printed. l. Citizens of Danielson will have an opportunity during the coming week 1 to review the provisions of the pro- posed charter that has been drafted l by the special charter commission i appointed at the annual borough
 esting changes are offered for consid eration in the draft, printed proofs of 1 which have been prepared and are now in the hands of the members of the commission
 Epworth League Anniversary. l At the Methodist church on Sunday the 22d anniversary of the organiza-
 tion of the Epworth league will be | celebrated at the 6 o'clock service ! Miss Ethel Kennedy. president, has prepared an historical sketch and one l of the local chapter. At the same ser
 vice the newly elected officers will be 1 installed, after which those attend
 ing will march in a body to the au- 1 ditorium, where the seven o'clock ser 1 vice is to be held.
 Gifts of Philippine Cigars.
 Henry F. Clark. who recently re- l turned to Danielson after spending 1 the winter with relatives in Los An geles. is making glad his friends who 1 smoke with gifts of Philippine made
 cigars, which are admitted to the 1 United States free of duty, under a l special act of congress These cigars
 are not to be had in the eastern mar
 ket, at least not in any quantity, as the great percentage of the fmporta- 1 tions are consumed on the Pacific
 coast, where they are greatly enjoyed
 as a good and economical smoke. Here l in Danielson they have been appre-
 ciated as novelty.
 $5oooo Forest Fire Losses.
 :, It has been estimated that the loss 1 es caused by the great forest fire that swept the woodlands in towns across
 the Rhode Island border near Eas, Killingly, during the present week will
 total $50,000. A million feet of sawed
 lumber and house were burned. 1 Today's Schedule.
 All the teams of the Eastern Con.
 necticut league will play the secene game in the schedule of twenty to-
 day tSaturdayD. The Tri-Village team
 of Dayville will go to Moosup. where l there is one of the strongest teams 1T
 the league. for return game
 K. of c. Going to Webster A number of the members of tn,
 Knights of Columbus in surroundine
 stowns will go to Webster tomorrow | (Sunday) afternoon to witness the
 conferring degree on a large class o
 candidates. A week from tomorrow z
 large number of candidates in Al
 Hallows co1nciI of Moosup will b,
 given the third degree.
 Leaves for Canada.
 Alfred A. Richards. who has beer spending several weeks with re1a
 tives in Danielson. left Friday morn ing for Island Brook. P. e., where ht will remain until October for the ben eft of his health.
 Picture Theater at PIainfieId. Abel l.. Reeves. who has 8 strin. l of motion picture theaters in tn,
 eastern part of this state and in Mas
 sachusetts, has added another a
 Piainield, the most rapidly growth, town in Windham county.
 Borough Interests. John Burns of Mechanic street ha , been at Hartford this week. as del I egate from Court Oak Grove, Forest
 CTS of America. to the state conven tion of the order.
 There is to be free open-air con cert by the Volunteer band of Eas
 Killingly at the band stand near tn l Baptist church at that place tomorrow Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs Eli Dagenias who has been ] v,a tiopt at private h0Spital in Ni11i