Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-14

Both Danielson Motorcyclists Finish Endurance Run.
 Rev. Alferie Chartier. M S., is to re- main with relatives in this vicinity for about two weeks before returning to Hartford, where he is to be stationed. f3urdette c. Hopkins left Monday for vacation to be spent at Quonochon- taug.
 Prescott Smith of Boston is spend ing his vacation at his home in Dam ielson.
 At the Beach.
 Mr. and Mrs Harold Bigelow oE Worcester who have been visiting here, have gone to Quonochontaug
 Rev. J. P Guinet, M S., Hartford, was in Danielson over Sunday.
 Mrs. Chester Hutchins was at Willi- mantle Sunday to visit with her nus- band, who is patient at a private hospital in that city.
 Peter Bonneau left Monday on his vacation trip which will take him to Springfield. Pfttsfield and to Albany. from which city he will so down the Hudson river to New York.
 Gaston Maindon and James Day were visitors in Willimantic Sunday.
 Motored to Salem.
 MT. and Mrs John Jaeger, Miss Em- ma Rivers and Fred Goulias. .nlotored to Salem 0unQaE&IO see the TQ1nS CdQsS6Q by the big fire
 Mr. and Hrs. D. E. Jette and their daughter. Miss Georgette, motored te New Bedford Sunday.
 Everett o. Wood has had as guests Mrs. Charles Martin of Riverside, R. l., and Misses Bessie and Ethel Gardner of Warren. R. I.
 E. H. Hammett is spending few days with friends in Providence.
 Charles Adams visited with friends in Willimantic Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Bosquet. Jr., of Dyer street entertained William Chartier and Miss Ida May Fraser of Taftville over Sunday
 Condition Critical.
 Charles B. Wheatley who has been III at his home on Broad street for the past week, was reported Monday as being in Q critical condition.
 George Baribeault of Norwich, form erly of Danielson, was visitor here Monday.
 Peter Bassett of Providence, who is studying to become chemist, spent
 $45 For Salem Benefit
 Council Margaret De Roberval of the Union St. John Baptist netted s45 from a whist for the benefit of the Salem fire sufferers
 MT. and Mrs. Venerand Chartier of Boston spent Sunday. with relatives in DanielSon.
 Practice Games"
 That little notice in The Bulletin of Saturday about the All Stars and the Sachems of Norwich coming to Dan ieloon and Attawaugan for practice games, in view of the trimming given both the Norwich teams, has caused no little amusement among the fans in this town. With Bachelor and the man he quoted, they are saving Tt is to laugh,"
 Five Prisoners in Town Court Out of batch of five prisoners pre- serted in the town court Monday morning. on charges of intoxication or camping or both, four were sent to jail two of the men to serve 90 days, two to serve 90 days, each. During June and July to date there have been 54 cases in the town court, this probably contributing high record for six weeks. Thirty-six appeared before the tribunal during June IS during the elapsed part of July
 No Morning Milk Car.
 There is to be no morning milk car service to Providence out of Danielson during the summer months, as many milk producers hoped would be the case. Milk distributors in Providence have agents in this territory to look over the proposition of sending a milk car, which now runs to East Kiliingly each morning, to Danielson, but the railroad, charges of $10 day are con- sidered too heavy, So the plan is off for the summer. Meanwhile the milk producers hereabouts have the tering, to send their good milk to the Boston market at the lucrative rete of cents quart How'd you like to be the nafrkman!