Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-15
PUTNAM
Superior Court Occupied With Trial
of Charles Dansereau, Charged With
Theft of Grain-12th Anniversary
Celebrated by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. ]. Mclntyre-Quarterly Confer
ence Held.

Superior Court, which adjourned
from Tuesday came in at 1880 on
Thursday. The case OF State VS.. Chas
Dansereau occupying the attention Of
court. Dansereau is charged with tax
ing grain from the shed In the rear of
Quinebaug store, in Danielson, said
grain belonging to Quinebaug Co.
Fred o. Corbin of Danielscn, manager
of Quinebaug store stated that in Jan
uary 20, 1912 he saw Dansereau in
store shed at about p. N. Dansereau
having driven team to said shed he
went in empty handed and reappeared
with a sack of cotton seed meal load
ed same into team and drove away.
Examination showed that contrary to
usual custom the shed door had been
left unlocked. Witness did not at
tempt to stop or prevent defendant
from driving away as he thought the
experience would be repeated. Could
not swear as to whether or no there
was another man with defendant.
Alice Eneault, clerk at Quinebaug
store testified to practically the same
as previous witness, in addition saw
another man, she recognized as with
defendant, one man went to front OF
store and other pushed open shed door
and entered coming as other witness
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journed to 1890 a. m. Tuesday.
Wedding Anniversary
Major and Mrs. A. D. Mcintyre cele-
| hrated the twlfth anniversary of their
marriage Thursday.
To Eentertain Juniors
G. w Hathaway, principal Of the
Tourtellotte High school and Mrs
Hathaway are to entertain the mem
| hers of the Junior class of the school
at their home in Fremont street this
evening.
Ladies from this city attended a
dancing class in DanieIson on Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Crawford and
little daughter of Willimantic have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Warren
recently.
Miss Adele Walker is visiting in Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Queif, who is coaching ar
amateur company in this city is spend
ing a few days in Massachusetts
At Webster Initiation
| The Sons Of Veterans Of this city at.
tended the initiation of candidates o;
Webster camp in Webster Wednes-
day evening.
| st, Patrlcks Day Celebration
Invitations have been issued by thu
A. o. H. to members and friends to at
tend a celebration in honor of st. Pat
rick, TO be held in their hall on Pom
fret street Sunday evening.
Miss T. Swing has been spending
this week in Hartford.
Mrs. William Rafferty, end daugh
ter of Elizabeth have returned from
/ q hY-taf x73ait IN Hay4faTv5
Major A. Macdonald has been il
Boston recently.
H. A. Steere of Clinton, Mass, ha
been the guest OF local friends.
A. A. Alaire Of Brockton, Mass.
has been the guest Of Putnam friend
recently.
Mrs. William Daley recently enter
tanned her brother F. A. Norton o
Woonsocket, R. !.
Starts For California
Edward Williams left for Petalums
California, where he is to visit hi
daughter, Miss Emil Benoit.
Miss Lena Maynard has been spend
ing this week in New York.
Rev. DR.. Ryder is to occupy the pull
pit in the Second Congregations
church Sunday morning and vii
speak on the work Of the church a
the Hawaiian Island. At the evenin
service Enos Bacon of Boston will Civ
a talk of interest.
A meeting of the Farther Lights c
the Baptist church was held wit
Mrs. A. Cutter this week.
Quarterly Conference
Last evening District Superintendent
Newland held the last conference {
the year at the Methodist parsonag
on Grove street
: Mrs. q. B. Kent recently entertaine
} the Ladies' Aid society Of the AID
Nentist Church.
! Miss Ruth Murphy has returne
: from brief stay in Boston.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Allard of Flor