Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-27
DANIELsON
Central House Property Sold to C. H. Michael, of TerryviIIe-Funsrai of Alfred A. Whitney-oeorge Derosia in Jail in Default of $500 Ronds.

Announcement was made Friday evening of the sale of the Central house property to c. H. Michael of Terryville, where he recently disposed of hotel business. The sale is out right and includes the hotel, two ten- ement houses. stables and building lots, the property running from Fur mace to School street
 MT. Michael has been in the hotel business all his life and has had ho- tels in Bristol and New Haven, this state. and Cleveland. Ohio MT. Michael will take possession early in Decem- Der. The property belonged to the conducted. the hotel for a long term of years and which for the past two or three years has been conducted by 5. P. Humphrey. Jr. MT. Humphrey has not announced his plans for the future.
 We are now ready to talk with yon about pruning your fruit trees. V. E. Perreault. Phone Attawaugan hotel, Danielson.-adv.
 Picked Up at. Random.
 MT and Mrs. Roscius Back of South bridge have been guests of Judge and Mrs. Harry E. Back.
 George A. Ryan of New Bedford was Friday.
 Misses Nellie and Margaret Sullivan and Thomas Hoey of Hartford have OSNA 6ACS1S OA anu 21ES. h. E. Kennedy.
 MT. and Mrs A. W. Williams have been guests of relatives in Lebanon.
 Charles Taintor returned to Dart mouth college, Hanover, N. H.. Friday, after visiting over the holiday with Judge and Mrs. Harry E. Back. M. B. Smith Dead.
 M. B. Smith, formerly engaged in business in Danielson and well known horseman, died recently at his country place in Maine. MT. Smith amassed wealth out of his Hartford business enterprises. MT. and Mrs. Roland H. Gray have been guests of relatives in Lowell.
 Assessors c. B. Hutchins, w. P. Kel- ley and Robert J. Smith have been l engaged this week in compiling the town abstract.
 Zelotus Pike is rebuilding at his place near Brooklyn a barn to replace one destroyed by fire some time ago Dr. J. s. Chagnon has been a re- cent visitor with relatives in Willi- mantle.
 Mrs. Leonard James will have the members of the Reading circle at her home for a meeting Monday afternoon Illustrated Address.
 The Social Aspect of Foreign Mis- | address given by Rev. w. D. Swaffield at a meeting at the Baptist church Friday evening.
 Members of the local Equal Fran | chise league will be in Brooklyn this evening to hear the address by Miss | Mary Fisher of New York. who speaks l under the auspices of the Brooklyn Equal Franchise league. John A. Paine remains seriously il at his home on Broad street. Mrs. E. A. Legg, who has been il in a Boston hospital, for a number oi weeks. is reported as improving, but as yet unable to return to her home here.
 Fayette L. Wright is to spend the winter season in Florida, as has been his custom some years in the past. The injuries sustained by Peter Leon last Sunday when he was run over by | a train in the local yards, may de- velop more serious consequences thar was at first indicated. Stole RevolVers. Burglars operating over the Rhode Island line in North Scituate broke | into the Enterprise store and among other things stole a number of revol. yers
 With the open season for hunting | partridge, pheasant and woodcock as well as other birds at an end 1t is stated by the hunters that many birds have been left for breeding and that shooting should be very satisfactory next fall