Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON
Brooklyn Man Arrested for Not Having Aliens Hunting License - SPotters 5usy--NiIliamsviIIe Plant ProsPers --Attornsys as Officers When M. M. Degree is Conferred.

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 Degree is Conferred.
 Fred J. Nash of Worcester was visitor here New Years with his par ents. MT. and Mrs. F. $. Nash.
 Mrs A. H. Huntingdon had the mem befS of the Civic Federation at her home for q meeting Friday afternoon. E. Aver. representatives, -elect from Killingly, will be at Hartford Tuesday for the opening of the legislature.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Jones return to their home in Oakland Beach, R. l., today after a visit with relatives here.
 Miss Ruth F. Cornwell was at her home in Worcester for the holiday.
 Miss Ruth Arnold will be leader of the B. Y. P. '. at the Baptist church Sunday.
 Miss Marjorie Bill of Trenton, N J., has been spending a few days here with her parents. MT and Mrs. A. c. Bili.
 Mrs Walter I. Chase has been spend ing 9 few days with Webster friends.
 Mrs Charles N. smith will have the members of the Ladies Reading circle at her home for a meeting Monday afternoon.
 Miss Ruth Danielson of Buffalo, \. Y, is visiting at her home in Daniel son.
 Death of Simeon Sweet.
 Simeon Sweet, who died recently fin Providence, was well known in the East Killingly section of this town.
 Christ and Our Darkness will be the subject of Rev, W. D. SWaffield's ser mon at the Baptist church Sunday.
 New Years Roll Gall.
 There was a roll call of members at the church in Canterbury New Years night.
 Six Degrees Above Zero Friday.
 Danielson had an average teInpera- ture of 6 degrees above zero New Years morning.
 The Headache club mad an increased membership this morning. which hap pens to start another holiday for many.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Ormsbee and son of payVille have been visiting friends in New Hampshire.
 Dr. and Mrs. George H. Burroughs entertained friends at a military whist at their home New Years eve.
 TourtelIotte-Anders
 Miss Annie Anderson of the West Side and Edmund Tourtellotte of Pom fret were married recently in Ab9ng- ton,
 visiting with his sons in Pennsylvania and Delaware.
 The New Year was welcomed in Danielson with considerable more of a racket than has been the custom in the past.
 Hundreds devoted a few hours of the holiday to skating on the rivers and lakes about Danielson.
 Basil Pillard has returned to his home i'll New Britain after visiting here with MT. and Mrs. Harold F. Glendining.
 Work continued through the holiday in making ready the vault in the new quarters for the Danielson Trust com pany.
 Miss Mary F. Day of St. Luke's hos pitaI. New York, is visiting her par ents, Mir and Mrs. Walter r. Day. Should Have Had Aliens License.
 Serge Doyen, aged about IT, was presented before Justice Clarence E. Cundall of the town .. of Brooklyn, charged with having s. citizens license to hunt, whereas he should have had an aliens license. The cost of the H. l cense he had is S1.25, of the one he should have had S15. He was arrested 1 by Game Warden Arthur Day. On ac- count Of eXtenuating circumstances in 1 the case Justice Cundall rernitted the lne imposed. requiring the young man l to pay the costs of prosecution. Doyen lives with his family in the western part of the town of Brooklyn. Officers of Firemen's Association. The Danielson FIremens' associa ton
  the ensuing year: President, Chief 4. P Woodward; vice president. Assist = ant Chief James Gartlands secretary and treasurer. ". Fenner Woodward !; directors, Charles Rapp. John Jordon, Arthur Larnier, George q. Thomas, Louis E. Kennedy; entertainment com mlttee, .Amadee Bernier Frank A. Moore. Arthur Iarnier, John Kennedy, 1 Ira X. Warren,
 The Spotter is Abroad. 1 What the bows around town are pleased to describe as 'tspotters'' makes l $ subject Of general discussion just now, There can be no violation of i confidence in discussing the fact that | the "spotters'' are here, for 1t has be- ] come very we'll known--long since-te those most intereated-,in having them here and in not having them here SpottlnE" is not heroic Pols, 1 looked at from any angle, but 1t be- comes especially tietestabie when prac- l tlced to catch men on technloalities such as trying to bluff Q well posted l drug clerk into selling liquor more 1 than once on the same prescription. for instance, and pleading with him to dc so.
 Declared sen,i-Annual Dividend. l Announcement wa8 made New Years 1 day that the Kiitfngly Maaufaoturina company at Wlinamsvilic declared 8 1 three per cent. seKni-annuaI dividend i oH IIS f1fctcfTed SCOeh ana, 1t i8 un- 1 derstoo6, has earned in addition i l large amount to bs carried to surplus This concern will expand in great de- gree during the 71reaent year and will make notable additions ta the pay rolls of the town, Large quantities. oi 1 cotton for the mill have been received recently and several hundreds of bales are to be stored in Danieison. 1 Attsrnsvs Act aa Officers, | Attorneys from various county towns gathered here New Years afternoon to act as officers of Morlala lodge. No 15, A, F'. and A, M., ia comforting the Master Mason degree upon g Ioea. member of the bar. The local fedge Falso entertained members Of the ledgeE in Putnam and Woodstock as thei; guests, and q Worcester caterer wal present to serve the, refreshments, The acting officers during the de- gree work included Judge Milton A Shu1Rway, W. NJ. Attorney NfahIen II Geissier: Putnam, $, w.; Attorne3 Bradford w. Danietsen, Meosun. ], ", : Judge Harry E. Bach. seeretaryj At. tcrney Warren D, Chase, Hartford treasurer Attorney E. l.. DaFbie, s. D. Judge Sabin s. Russell, ], D.! Alter. neg '. A, Capen. Willimantio, s. B.. Attorney E. C. Morse, Putnam, J. S. Judge Rdgsr M. Warner. Putnam cllapIadal Atin7T,s-v Arthur Af. Hraw1a 1 4sPs4s. Yfs7