Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-09
DANIELSON.
Liquor Being Furnished RlackIisted Men-Adeibert Wilson Held on Seri- ous Charges Made by 19 Year Old Daughter-New Train Schedule Will Upset Mail Newspaper and Express Schedule.


 Very Rev. J. Eldred Brown of Nor wich was a visitor here Saturday with Rev. James H. George, Jr
 Edward McDermott of High street will b. confined to his home longer than was at first expected. as the in- jury to his ankle, hurt in fall, proves more serious than at first indicated.
 Earl Storrs of Worcester was a wis itor Saturday with relatives in Daniel son.
 Mrs. Ella sayles Russell operated upon for appendicitis at her home in Dayville 8 week ago today, continues to improve. and g quick recovery is anticipated
 Mrs. 4. H. Huntingdon will have the members of the Civic federation at her home this (Monday) afternoon, when a meeting postponed from last Friday Is to be held.
 To Prepare Memorial Resolutions.
 Charles H. Potter, L. H. HeaIey and Susie G. Williams have been appointed a committee of Quinebaug Pomona grange to draw memorial resolutions relative to the death of Sheriff Pres ton B. Sibley. who was a leading worker of the organization.
 Will Provide Programme.
 At the meeting of Quinebaug Pomo- na grange this (Monday) evening the programme during the lecturers hour $ to be provided by the members who are residents in the Riverview section of DantelSon.
 lii at Washington.
 Charles Blackmar, father of Charles Blackmar of Attawaugan, and of Mrs. A A. Dean is reported ill at Wash jngton D. c. where he has been government employe for many years.
 E. c. Shepardson, who died recently at New Bedford. where he was super intendent of the Kilburn mills, was .s.7- a resident of the nearby town of Moo sup, being a great baseball enthusi- asst
 Rev. ". W. Hartman. D. D.. father of Rev. c. j. Hartman, pastor of St. Philips church at Putnam, is to be the Lenten> preacher at St. Alban's church Thursday evening.
 In the superior court at Putnam to- day (Monday) the contested divorce case of Claude R. Moran and Lily May Moran of East Killingly is to be re- sumed. The case was commenced Friday.
 Complete Vaudeville Bill.
 Manager Lewis of the Orpheum the atre gave his patrons an especially attractive offering for Saturday. mati- nee and evening. in a big bill of Curtis all-star vaudeville acts, the programme filling out an entire show. The inno- vation was we'll received and brought many compliments for the house man.
 
 The Menace of Mormonism is the subject that will be discussed at meeting of the W. C. T. T. to be held with Mrs. A. C. Greene tomorrow Tuesday afternoon.
 A Dangerous Risk.
 Included in the street talk of the day are stories about methods by which persons on the blacklist are get Ing liquor in KflHngly, not directly rom dealers, 1t is rumored, but trough their friends. the latter taking he risk of being caught and punished, as provided by law.
 Prisoners to Plead Tuesday. Prisoners held at Brooklyn jail to answer to criminal charges before the superior court for this county will pe brought to Danielson tomorrow Clues day) and taken from here to Putnam by trolley. They will be put to plea during the day. Such of the eases are to ge to trial, 1t Is expected that there will not be many. will be assigned for this week.
 Dissatisfaction With Train Schedule. Under the new train schedule that is to become effective March Is Daniel son will get no mall newspapers or express from the north until nearly 10 8. m-, as the train now scheduled to arrive here shortly after a. n1 is among those listed to be taken off. The new schedule will also take off an af- ternoon mail train, the one leaving here at 3.o2 D. m-