Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-29
DANIELSON
Auction at Dodge Farm-Eieven Black Snakes kiiisd-Judge GaIiup's Gift to Litehfsid CeIIectien-Senior Ora. matics Successful.

It was believed Friday that F A. Jacobs injuries. are no more serious than was first indicated and that he will recover quickly.
 Henry Getty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elei Getty, is i'll in Worcester.
 Carol Bristol will leave DayvilIe to- day for West Roxbury. Mass. where he will take up the study of phar- macy.
 Charles Mowry of the Mashentuck district has sold his farm through a Putnam real estate agency.
 Luther Filling and Nathan D. Prince church to the Southern New England conference in New Bedford next week.
 Many at Auction.
 At the Everett A. Dodge farm on Church street Friday the big auction that was broken up by the storm of Thursday afternoon was completed.
 Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs William Perkins, Mrs. c. A. Young, Mrs. H. J. Tsmon and Eliza Aver are directresses Of the Ladies Benevolent society of the Congregational church for the month of April
 P. F. Murray, Amadee Bernier and Joseph Lamoreaux were at Hartford Thursday attending a hearing before the excise committee of the general assembly.
 Kills Eleven Black Snakes.
 H. F. Chase, champion snake killer of the town of Killingly. has opened the present season with kill of eleven. reptiles of the black variety, six of which measured five feet in length and four of the eleven were four feet in length
 State Policeman Hurley of Hartford remained in Danielson Friday, contin- uing his investigation of the mystery of the shooting of s. Cady Hutchins. Officer Hurley interviewed various persons who were quickly in touch Nj 0f last week.
 Marriage Certificates.
 Marriage certificates returned show the following marriages of out of town couples in Danielson: Mary Finley Ewen and Frank A. Ellis, both of At t,eboro, Mass. by Rev. o. l.. Griswold of the Methodist church: Miss Gladys Howe. East Providence. and John F. Bland, Saylesville. by Rev. O. l.. Gris- woId: Carmen A Grant and Dudley A. Clemence, both of Providence, by Rev. J. H. George. pastor of St. Alban's church.
 Rivers High.
 The quick change in the weather conditions of Thursday afternoon saved htedistrict along it's valley from being flooded by the rapid rise of the Qui,1ebaug river. Friday the river was very high, but the rush of water was goin. along without doing any damage to speak of. The Assawauga river was also very high. and in the vicinity of EImviIle and Dayville had large areas under water.
 Gift of Valuable Book.
 The Litchf1eld Enquirer has the fol- lowing of local interest;
 'D C. Kilbourn has received from Oliver E. Getty, attorney at law, Dan ielson, for presentation to the Reeves law collection, copy of an extremely rare and valuable book entitled The History and Practice of Civil Action, Particularly in the Court of Common Pleas It was printed in London in 1761, and on the fly leaf is the fol lowing in Judge Reeves handwriting: Tapping Reeves Book, Anno Domini 1773' and Tapping Reeves Boop. Sep tember 12th, 1773.' There is also, on the inside cover. book plate of Moses Cieaveland."
 Judge Getty says that the book came into his possession about 25 years ago. It was purchased by his father, Elef Getty, from the collection IT. the library of Thomas F. Graves, one of the well known lawyers Of Windham county. who had dled some time prior to MT. Getty's securing of the volume, which, as described, is very valuable.
 Mariand to Begin Training.
 William Mar1and will commence next week to get into proper physical con dition for the trvout that he is to have with Jesse Burkett's team of the New