Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-07

Attorney w. F. Woodward was Tn Willimantic Thursday, attending the session of the superior court
 A. P. Gibbs, committed from liar winton to the Norwich State hospi- e tai, was formerly of Danielson
 Coroner RebuIes Putnam Officers.
 Coroner A. G. Bill. in a letter to Mayor Macdonald of Putnam, charges two Of that city's officers with neglect of duty in connection with their fail ure to act promptly for the arrest of Joseph Minerva, now under sentence for shooting Frank Roze, alias Cres- teso Espesito.
 The county commissioners are to be in session in Moosup today (Fri day) to grant druggists licenses for the town of Plainfield and licenses for the town of Sterling
 Attorney Frank E. Howarth, on trial in the superior court at Willimantic, and Lfndley H. Cain, held on arson charges with Howarth, are getting daily automobile rides between the jail at Brooklyn and Willimantic this week, each going with an officer in separate car.
 Seasons Hunting Record
 Arthur Day and John Harrington have hung up a good days record of work in the hunting grounds. They brought in nine cartridges, ten quail. two woodcock and a snipe. This is one of the best bags taken hereabouts A4A4~ SCaSOAl
 To Decide About Playground Surplus.
 Monday evening of next week there is to be meeting at the Baptist par sonase of the contributors to the play grounds fund that was raised in the early summer of 1912. The play grounds plan did not work out as sat- tsfactOrily as was expected. so much Of the money collected remains un- spent What disposition is to be made of the fund will probably be decided al the meeting.
 Seventy five at Choral Union Meeting.
 Members of the choral union were delighted Thursday with the spirit shown and the enthusiasm in evidence the first rehearsal. held in the Con Rregationaf VeStry Wednesday evening when about 75 singers were in at tepdance After this first meeting there remains no doubt of the success of the undertaking
 Planning for Hospital Thanksgiving.
 Danielson ladies who are always in terested in the institution are making arrangements to send Thanksgiving gifts of the usual variety to the Day kimball hospital at Putnam. Each year at Thanksgiving a number here practice sending gifts of vegetables, canned goods, fruits. groceries, etc. to the hospital and this is also true of workers for the hospital in Brook lyn and other surrounding towns.
 Good Outdoor Practice.
 Improving the beautiful weather of Thursday, the members of Killingly High schools basketball team got in some fast outdoor practice during the afternoon hours. using the court in the rear of the school building. The teams indoor practice in the town hall is also arranged for and it is in this hall that the league games are to be played.
 The entrance of Mrs. Zola A. Ben nett of Mechanic street as a star wit ness for the state in the trial of At tOrney Frank F.. Howarth at the su- Berior court in Willimantic came as a decided surprise for all but a very i few persons in Danielson who were aware that she has been working with the state police on the case since May. Mrs Bennett is the widow of Israel Bennett. who was well known turf man and hotel owner in DanielsOn for many years.
 DayvilIe Mems Club Meets.
 At the meeting of the Dayville Con- greSational church Mems club this week a number of five minute address es were given by members. Frank w Bennett talked on Woman Suffrage, A. T. Hope on Education, George Will Hams on Wireless Telegraphy, James Walker on Music Sa'bin s. Russell on Our Church and Rev. Charles Downs on Our Village
 Anti OH sPetitfon Onheeded.
 Nothing has been heard from the headquarters of the s. W. E. T. corr pany at New Haven relative 10 abol- ishing toll charges between the Dan- ieIson and Afoosup, as petitiened for several months ago by subscribers in The territory mentioned, which up to a few years ago was nearly all in the Danielson division.
 Many factory employees who have been away from work on account of gore arms due to vaccination have re- turned to their places in mills in va rious villages in this section, but the percentage of workers still out is large.
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