Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-02
DANIELSON
John 4. Gilbert Named for County Game Warden-old Home Day al South kiliingly-TrolIey Cars on New Runs-0Penins of Schools To- day.


 Teacher would like to see all of the children at school this morning, please Vacation Is over
 MT. and Mrs. Frank German have returned from their wedding trip to New York and up the Hudson.
 Miss Marjorie Bill leaves in a few days for Trenton. N. J., where she is to be kindergarten teacher
 Albert T. Day of Springfield, Mass, was a week end and holiday visitor with relatives in Danielson.
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel Holmes, who have been guests of MT. and Mrs. W R. Franklin of Brooklyn, returned to Providence Monday,
 William Kilmurray has returned to Central Falls after a visit of several days with friends in Danielsen.
 Guests from California.
 Mir and Mrs. Edward A. Upton and child arrived here Monday from Call ifornia, where they reside, for a visit with Mrs Uptons parents, Mir and Mrs. Cassius P. Tourtelotte of River view. MT. and Mrs. Upton came here from Canada, where they have been touring.
 Miss Bertha White, Miss Mary Weaver and Miss Name Dunn have re- turned from a vacation spent at Oak land beach
 s. D. Horton and J. c. Witter were among Danielson people who attended the fair at Worcester Labor day
 Miss Margaret and Helen Awkward return this morning from a stay of several days at Ocean Beach.
 Lester Bill and Miss Katherine Bill have gone to Orleans, Vt, and will visit at Skinner Me. on a ten days outing trip they are enjoying.
 Miss Rose Geddese of Woonsocket was a visitor with relatives in Dan ielson over the holiday
 N 1xr .5 f,1, a visit with relatives in Bridgeport
 H. H. Starkweather is to conduct the business that has been run by A. F. Wood. who is to continue other business interests.
 Harry J. Hyde was at Worcester, Labor day, attending the fair.
 MT. and Mrs. Simeon Breton and children, of High street, are spending the week at the Bodo cottage at Oak land beach,
 Prisoners to Plead.
 Those held at Brooklyn jail on criminal charges will be taken to Put nam this Tuesday, afternoon and put to plea before Judge Holcomb in the superior court
 Charles E. Franklin has nearly re- covered from an illness that has kept him confined to his home for several days.
 Miss Marguerite Caron was a visitor with friends in Worcester Labor day.
 Telephone Troubles Ended.
 The last of the telephone trouble caused by the electrical storm of last Friday was cleared in the Danielson division Monday. The plant depart ment employees of the company work ed Sunday to hurry the clearance.
 Went to Norwich Fair.
 Norwich and it's county fair were at -1- Danielson and surrounding towns southward ever the tr0l1ey line on La tor day.
 Sent to JaIl.
 Tn the town court Monday morning George Sullivan was sentenced to serve 50 days in jail for breaking and entering a storehouse of the A. T. and T. company Two other prisoners were sent to jail to serve sentences of 39 days each fer intoxication.
 Picnic at Wauregan.
 The big feature of Labor day at Wauregan was the parish picnic, att tended by many members of the Sa- cred Heart parish. The sport events, including a baseball game between the married and single men, were very much enjoyed as were the various other attractions arranged in an en- deavor to give the people of the vil- lage a happy days vacation.
 Named for Game Warden.
 John A. Gilbert, for fourteen years up to last October the first selectman of the town of Killingly, has been rec commended by Rear Admiral Caspar F. Goodrich of Pomfret, member of the new state fish and game commission for appointment as county game war den and the recommendation has been approved by the commission. Mir. Gill bert had not up to Monday qualified for the office, but is expected to dc so today. Twenty deputies are to be appointed in the county, but the list is not yet complete The appointment came as 8 surprise to MT. Gilbert, who is expected to make an exceedingly efficient official