Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-21
DANIELSON
Major Payne Gets Armory Remolding Contract--Fine for Game Law Viola tion-Judgc Shumway Confirms Harry E. Back as Receiver for Mug ford Company.

MT: and Mrs. Moses II. Berthiaume, married at Putnam last week. have re- turned after their wedding trip.
 Captain and Mrs Percy Morgan of Groton were visitors here Saturday with Captain and Mrs. A. P Wood ward.
 James A. Henry of Pittsf1eld was a weekend visitor with friends in Dan ielson
 Killed by Fall from Ladder.
 Frank Boyington. killed by a fall from a ladder at Newipgton Friday, was a cousin of Charles $. Francis of Danielson.
 Miss Marion Rowland will be lead CT of the Congregational missionary meeting at the home of Miss Marion Chollar next Tuesday.
 Frank C. Lester of Providence was a visitor with friends here over Sun day.
 Frank A. Fuller land Howard T. Bylcs are executors of the will of the late Henry C. Torrey.
 Continuous Show.
 Manager J. r. Lewis inaugurated the policy of a. continuous show from z p. m--Saturday evening.
 George Ryder of Boston, who has been spending a weeks vacation with relatives here. will return to Bos- ton today (Monday).
 Miss Betty Monroe has returned to Brooklyn after spending the summer abroad. Souvenir w II. Taylor presented friends from Windham county with souvenirs at the democratic state con vention in Hartford.
 Major Payne Gets Contract. The state contract for remodelins l the armory here has been awarded tC Major Payne of New London again. Ia h entered Tufts college for his fresh man year of study.
 pangsfous Fairgrounds, Reports are heard that children play | in Water street with utter disregard | for their own safety. Prompt actioI | by nletorman saved one child tha i ran under a moving trolley car tc recover a baseball from being ground | under the wheels.
 May Close Tucker District School
 The town school committee is agail considering the closing of the Tucl1e l district school and transporting tn l few pupils registered there to tn school at East Killingly This ar rangement would effect some saving t l the town.
 Violated Game Law. l At Mechanicsville two men who ha, been, violating the game laws were ar | ISSlSO ny w AIluuE Od | and in court paid fines and cost amounting to over $50! MT. Day i now federal game warden for this dis | triet as well as state game warden. | Rev. John Rowland of Mexico bu l located in Danielson for the present | is to address the members of the Men ,club of the Dayville Congregations church this (Nonday) evening. Alert to Become Voters. The unusual number of applications l received by the registrars from per | sons who desire to be made voters in 1 dicates, for one thing, that many mel | who have come to Danielson to worl | in it's textile plants within the pas | years have decided to avail themselve. | of the right they have earned to { part in the towns political doings. -Johnstone Clair, to be Heard Tuesda, The important case of Gordon A | Johnstone vS. the DanielsonvilIe Cot. | ton company, this corporation dissolvee | some time since, is scheduled to be | gin in the superior court in Putnam | before a jury tomorrow (Tuesday). II | this case A1r. Johnstone seeks to re l cover a. commission of five per cent of the price paid by the present Dan | ielson Cotton company for the prop erty of the Danielsonville Cotton com | pany here. The commission, as claim | ed with accrued interest, now amount | to S11, 800. Mir. Johnstone was the agen l here for 10 years of the compan, 1 which he has brought suit.