Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-12
DANIE:.ss. SON
George P.tenaude and Fred Brown, Arrested for Moosup BurgIaries, in Jail Tn Default of $f 1000 Bonds Each Other Crooks Looked For

Cadet Albert H. Warren Df the United States military academy at West Point, will arrive here December 24. to spend a fur1ough of eight days at his home.
 Alfred l.. Reed was in Hartford Thursday on a business trip.
 Deputy Judge James N. Tucker pre- sided at the session Of the town court Thursday morning.
 A. F. Woodward has been a recent visitor in Boston.
 Henry D. Narrower, of Portland, Me. was a visitor with friends here Thurs day:
 Joseph IA. Metcaif Dead.
 Joseph M. Netcalf, who died recently Ha Providence, was formerly resident Sn t4ae town of Brooklyn.
 William 8. Brown was in Boston on 6 business trip Wednesday.
 Michael Longo has been spending a few days in Worcester this week.
 Postmaster c. A. Potter will have extra clerks at work during the hol- Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Young and Mr. and Mrs. William Young are pleas Sntly located at New Smyrna, Fla, where they are spending the winter
 Another New House.
 DaHnase Boulias has completed an- other dwelling at the corner of North and Mechanic street, 8 section of the borough where buildings are increas ing iH number.
 Rev. H. \. Brown is entertaining his mother whose home is in Norwich
 Rev. W. D. Swaffield has been at Boston this week attending the an nual reunion of the alumni of the New scn Theological seminary.
 The commercial course introduced at the night school is proving of in tePest to a number Of students,
 Teachers in the public schools are psanning for the usual Christmas eX- ercises to mark the close of the fall term Friday, Dec. 19.
 Again the story that the trolleys are 60 be taken off the steam road from Central Village to TAftville and run over line to be built is heard but not authorftaHvely.
 Public Christmas Tree Proposed.
 H. F. GIendining has made the sug- kcstion that 8 monster Christmas tree, made brilliant with electric lights and vther decorations, be erected on Davis park and that Yu1etide carols be sung there this year. This will be one of rfe matters discussed, among several other important ones, at a special meeting of the Civic Federation to be held with Mrs. A, H. Huntingdon this (F11day) afternoon.
 o, E. S. Officers.
 The Danielson chapter of the order Of the Eastern Star has elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Worthy matroT. Mrs. Alice Potter; retary, Orray E. Potter; treasurer, Clarence A. Potter; conductreSs, Mrs, Clara Gilbert; assistant conductress, Mrs. Katherine Bard. The appointive officers are to be named later.
 Visiting Nurses Report.
 For November, the report of the Civic Federation relative to the visit ing nurse service shows that 1S9 pro- feSSSona1 calls were made and 30 So- cial service calls. The collections for the month amounted to $32.50. More than one-tnird of the number of per sons cared for were free patients, The financial report of the organization, fully justified Its creation, shows a, balance in the treasury of S609-49, with no unpaid bills
 Unreasonable Calls on Police.
 Some extraordinary things are ex- pected of the Danielson police by some of Da11ielSor's people Very freQuent- ly the officers are asked and some times commanded to do this and to do that-thLngs out of all consideration under the conditions of the service and requested or commanded to do the things with that same assurance that a child asks his father to bring home sn elephant or to get him a mountain to play with. Local officers are not Salaried officers. They work for fees A person who asks an of 6cer to chase all over New England on some wild goose errand or to spend his time doing things for which there Is no legal compensation provided is asking for too much. The local police are always willing to do their full duty, but as a body they do not con stitute a detective bureau, nor should they be regarded as such.