Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-05


Mr. and Mrs. Charles NORM, who
have been in various parts of Canada
Tor several weeks on their honeymoon
trip. return to Danielson today (Tues-
day).
Thomas Head and children of Win
sted were visitors Monday with Mr.
Heads parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Head, of Main street.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Reach will leave
Danieisen today (Tuesday) to spend a
Beach.
At Worcester Fair.
Charles E Franklin and Clarence
Bacon were at Worcester Monday at
tending the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Featherstone
Of New York spent Labor day with
relatives and friends in Danielson
Eli Dagenias. D. f. Jette,i George
Heneault and Charles Nailor motored
to. Worcester Monday to attend the
Misses Katherine Aylward. Margaret
Awkward, Mrs. w. F. Woodward, Miss
Mary Weaver and Miss Margaret Nc
Bride made up an automobile party to
the fair in Worcester Monday.
Mrs. Louis z. Kennedy Miss Nellie
Sullivan and the Misses Laura and
Leah Bessette motored to the fair in
Worcester Monday.
George Lyon of New London, for
marty of Danielson. spent the holiday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lyon. OF the West Side.
A. E. St Onge of Pascoag, formerly
OF this place and Putnam, visited with
friends here Monday.
John c. Burns of Webster has been
q visitor in town, spending Sunday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Burns of Mechanic street
Home from the Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs William E Graves
have returned to Danielson after a
stay of one month at Oakland Beach.
Miss Mary Featherstone of New.
York spent the holiday with relatives
IN Danieison.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. U. G. Baker of Nor
witch and Mrs. e. J. Almstead and son
Francis Of Pittsffeld. Mass, were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry w.
Clarke for Labor day
John Day OF Fitchburg spent the
holiday at his home in Danielson.
Walter Ames and Frank Goodness
were among those who went from
Danieison to Worcester Monday. prin-
efpaily TO get look at the aviators
and their craft.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Herbert Smith of
the West Side are spending this week
1t one OF the summer resorts in New
Hampshire.
Miss Lucy F'ournier has returned
from = vacation of three weeks spent
with relatives in Worcester and
Springfield.
ST. James parochial school will open
for thu year this (Tuesday) morning.
At o'clock there will be a mass at
the church, all of the pupils attend
ing.
Forty eight Prisoners at Jail.
There were As prisoners at the
Wsndham county Jail in Brooklyn on
Monday, several Of them coming in
from different towns in the county
during the day.
Labor Day Events at Wauregan.
A baseball game between the Wau-
regain and Jewett City teams was
PLAYED Labor day afternoon at Wau-
regain and other events held that
proved interesting 10 a large number
the funds derived going for the benefit
or the Sacred Heart church.
Sent to Jail.
Charles Emerson and William Tome,
mill operatives from Wauregan, were
fined by Attorney Clarence Cundall,
sitting az a justice of the peace of the
town of Brooklyn, at a hearing held
or the West Side Monday morning.
The men were up for intoxication.
could not pay the s1e.51 that each was
assessed. so went to jail. incidentally
the pair have the distinction of being
the first persons TO occupy as prison.
ers the two cells that have been put
into the basement of the fire station
on the West Side. These cells are
built principally of heavy wood and
are sufficiently substantial to hold any
of the strong men that by chance may
occupy them