Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-18
DANlELSOn
Probably GuiIty-out on $1,000 Bonds
Furnished by TaftviIe Man-Sias
Hyde's Goth Birthday-Mrs. John
Stone Celebrates Also.

PROBABLY Guttty-Out on Vt ,OUu Bonds
Furnished by TaftviIle Man-SiIas
Hyde's Goth Birthday-Mrs. John
Stone Celebrates Also.
Martin Berent. arrested in Norwich
about three weeks ago on a charge of
having embezzled $500 from his for
mer wife, Lille Hurst, now of Clarks
Mills. n. Y, was found probably gull
ty when presented for a hearing in the
town court Saturday, and was bound
over to the next term of the superior
court having criminal jurisdiction. His
bond, fixed by the court at $1,000. was
furnished by Louis Waunderlich of
Taftville. and Berent was released
from custody. Berent was represent
ed in court by Attorney William H.
Shields of Norwich.
Fluctuations on Goth Birthday.
A eslblegram from Paris, telegram
from San Francisco andlots of sauvenir
cards from many and widely separated
as reminders that his many friends
were cognizant Of the fact that Sep
tembef 18th was the Goth anniversary
of his birth.
Led Prayer Meeting.
Kent A. Darbie was leader of a
prayer meeting held at abe Sparks dis
troet schoolheuse Sunday afternoon.
MISC null It lSke Oh Jameson IS
teaching in the school at Pomfret
Landing this year.
Notice to Sneak Thieves.
P. S. Barlow of West Brooklyn
serves notice on sneak thieves that his
melon patch contains no produce but
citrons, and While he does not expect
the return of what has been stolen he
would like one sample left for seed.
Peter F'igalo of Providence has been
fNf foyxy How srrtt III,
Mrs. Mary Salotti.
Rev. Thomas F'eitnan of Pomfret
preached at the Advent chapel Sunday
afternoon. Christ, His Character and
Work. was his subject.
Helping Out Ice Shortage.
The ice company, with houses at
East Killingly, sent hundreds of tons
of ice to New London and other places
during the last few weeks. The ship
ments have been made from Dayville.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Smith, who have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. P.
Spencer in Beleherrtown. Mass, have
returned toptheir home in Danielson.
ben listing his sister. Miss Belle
Dodge of HaydenvIlle. Mass.
Miss Nellie Bitgood teacher in the
schools of Waterbury, has been the
guest of her cousin, F. E. Bitgood.
Irving Bennett of Woonsocket, for
tIiea ~ VI i1dilIetSOH, ~ spending a Few
days with friends in town.
Mrs. Alfred L. Reed of Hawkins
street is recovering after being threat
ened with pneumonia.
Anthony Ames has been entertaining
Professor and Mrs. Herbert E. Day OF
Washington. d. C.
William G. Shaw of the West Side
recently raceived naturalization pa
pers in the superior court at Putnam.
| 21o Students in High School
| Principal Robert *. Bennett has PIT
| students in his charge at Killingly
| High school.
| Miss Marie lMaindon is a patient al
st. Francis hospital in Hartford, re.
i ceiving SURGICAL treatment.
| Ready for Painting.
| Chief A. P. Woodward of the fire de.
partment has received word that the
new hook and ladder truck is ready fol
painting. It will be delivered early
| next month.
To Wed Tomorrow.
| Miss Lucia Jandreau of South Kill
nigly and George Baribeault of tn,
! West Side will be married at ST
James church tomorrow (Tuesday
| morning.
Mrs. John Stone 90.
Mrs. John Stone. who makes he
thome with her daughter. Mrs. Charlie
! Coon of Broad street, passed her 90tl
birthday Friday. when there was an OBJ
| serVance of the event.
! New Uniforms Ordered.
| Pioneer Hose company No. an,
| Rather Hook and Ladder compan,
have ordered new regulation firemen'
uniforms. which they will wear for tn
first time at the muster in Putnam Of
October Il.
To Compete for Prizes.
| Danielson hose companies and tn
General Putnam steamer will be en-
tered in the contests for prizes tina
are to be feature of the big fremen'
muster to be held in Putnam mex
/ month.
At Target Practice.
Members of the Fifth company
at the range of the Thirteenth com
pany below the Dyer. dam, Saturda
afternoon for target practice over tn
various ranges.
Rally Day.
| September "a has been selected a
rally day for the members of the Dan
ielson Pentecostal church, and an in
vitation is extended to the public t
be present, especially to anyone VIII
has been converted during the past
years of work here.
Although it is getting late in TIL
i season for baseball, the enthusiasm G
many of the pupils in the grade
school on School street is SO high tina
an effort is being made by the leader
of the boys to form graded schoe
league.
Carloads of conduits.
Thousands of wooden conduits to b
used in the construction of the under
ground telephone line between Ne,
| Y ork and Boston are stacked on til
railroad eompany's property on Rail
iroad street. There are many carload
of the conduits in the big lot that ha
been piled there.
End of Lake Season.
The season at Alexanders Lake
practically over, as far as person
camping there is concerned. Nearl
all of the cottages and camps ar
iclosed for the season, and some of tn
power boats have been taken off tn
lake and stored for the winter.
DECISION RESERVED
In Case of Grimshaw VS. Town {