Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-25
DANIEL.SON
Henry A. Tennant, Dead-Loeal Tele-
 phone Men in Mondays Wreck Caucus This Evening-State Police to Work on Hutchins' Shooting Case

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 to Work on Hutchins' Shooting Case.
 Henry A. Tennant 70, died at his home in South Killingly Sunday night. He was born in the town of Plainffeld, April B. 1842. For thirty years he lived in Providence, but many years of his life have been spent in South Kill 1ingly. He is survived by his wife, one son William, of Providence, and a sis ter, Mrs. Ellen Grover, South Killing ly. MT. Tenant was the son of Allen and Caroline (F'rye) Tennant.
 Samuel Breton of High street was re- ported Monday as being seriously i'll.
 Telephone Men in Wreck.
 Manager ". L. Moran, the manager of the Danielson and Moosup divisions of the telephone company, was slight ly hurt in the wreck near JeWett City Monday morning John Clark. test man for a long distance telephone company and known here, was more seriously injured.
 Louis Weisard, who badly cut his hand with an axe one day last week is able to be at his duties as clerk in t.3- local post office and to do some work
 Attorney W. J. K. Patron of Boston and Mrs. Katherine Kane of North Grosvenor6 Eie were guests of MT. and Mrs. William Sherry of the West Side ever Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Phillip Benoit return ed to their home in Pawtucket Monday after a visit with relatives in Daniel son.
 Henry McDermott of Woonsocket was at his home in Danie1son over Sunday.
 The pupils of St James parochial school are enjoying their spring va cation this week
 Dnsd in Oakland.
 Edward C. Williams, sS, who died recently in Oakland, Cal was former ly resident of the town of Killingly
 There was a session of the town court Monday morning, one man re- ceived sentence of 30 days in jail, for intoxication.
 Schools in the town of Killingly are to close Friday for the spring vaca- tion.
 @ Big Easter Mail.
 The flood of Easter cards through the local post office this year was un- precedented. Thousands of this class of cards were handled by the clerks.
 A number of Danielson people were at Putnam Monday evening to attend the twentieth annual concert and ball of Cargill council, Knights of Colum- bus.
 The man that did not eat his share of a peck of dust and dirt in Daniel son Monday was the man who stayed clouds of dirt from the street surface into the mouths eyes and ears of everyone that ventured out.
 Grange Confers Degrees.
 Killing1y grange conferred the first and second degrees on six candidates at the meeting held on Monday even ing. The local grange is constantly gaining in strength.
 The flowers used in the decorations at St. Alban's church on Sunday have been distributed to those who could not attend service, the remembrance being in every case happily received.
 A distressing incident as the result of the train wreck at Jewett City Monday was the narrowing delay in getting Mrs. William Riley of WaaI- regan to 8 hospital to undergo a se- rious operation She had been taken to the Wauresan station to await the passenger train that figured in the accident.
 Too Cold For Business.
 There is general disappointment among business men in Danfelson over the light volume of Easter trade and though a few stores reported doing a fine business, the failure of spring goods to move quickly Is held to be due to the cold weather.
 H. K. Job to Lecture.
 H. K. Job, state ornithologist, Is to