Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-01
DAMEL.SON
Belief That Local Youths Committed Recent BurgIaries-'RecePtion Tend cred MT. and Mrs. Victor Smith Funeral Of James Herbert Smith Largely Attended.

F. II. Eeech has been named as a member of the executive committee or the Mckinley association of Connectl- cut.
 Judge 4r A. shumway granted eight divorces while presiding at a session of the superior court in Hartford on
 Clarence T.. Young of Cleveland, o., spent the week end with relatives in Friday
 James A. Morris of Branford was a visitor with friends in Danielson owed Sunday.
 Dinner at Camp WhippoorwilI.
 George W. Jacques prepared din- ner for a party of Providence ard Danielson people who gathered at Camp Whippoodwill Sunday afternoon.
 Local attorneys will be at Putnam today (Monday) for attendance at the short calendar session of the superior court.
 Zero Temperature.
 The temperature dropped to zero in Danielson Saturday morning,
 Regular work will be resumed at Gillingly High school this morning following the mid-ye2r exaralnations of last week.
 Sleighing parties from the town If Piainfield and from Brooklyn were n Danielson Saturday eSenil%.
 The Quiaebaug mills will resume op-
 
 cd since Wednesday on acccGu- ot the death of Agent J. II. SmitE.
 Local Youths Blamed.
 Officer John Gordon, on nigh. duty, is convinced that the series of bur glaries in Danielson may ue charged to younths resident in Dan;elsrn.
 Tomorrow (Tuesday) :s the feast of the Purifcation, CandIem1s day, will be observed with special services at St. James church.
 Bill Generally Favored. Judge Backs bill in the general as- senlbly providing for fishing on Sat urdays only in AleXander's lake, after after July l, 1916. and limiting the number of fish that may be taken to twenty is generally approved here. The lake is now closed to all fishing and win be for more than q year. Defeated, But We'll Treated.
 The Peterboro, \. H., basketball players returned to their homes on Saturday, well pleased with their first visit 10 Danielson. They met d.fcat Higs school players, but found cons3- lation in the courteous treatment ac- corded them and the interest shown in making their visit here q happy ex- perience.
 Absorbent Cotton in Demand. The employees at the mill Of the In ternational Cotton company at East Rilingly continue to turn out great quantities of absorbent, d product for which there is an unprecedented 5e- mand at the present time, created by the war in Europe, where aeavv ship ments are being made for use in dressing the hurts of wounded SCI- dicrS.
 Awaiting Legislative Action. Until later, following the action of the legislature on the resolution to permit the Quineba&g company to 90 amend it's charter as to allow Of iu- creasing it's capital stock and sub mission Of the proposition U the di- rectors and stockholders fer ratifica- ton-the deatiis of changes of an i'm proveInent nature will not be made public, but if there is favorable ac- tion all along the line son14 import ant changes and of great value to DanielsOn are 10 be made. Will Attend Putnam Mee;ing. Danielson and other parts 1f the town of I&iIlingly will be represented this (Monday) afternoon at the meet ing to be held in odd Fellows Tall. Putnam. for tho purpose of orgarizi.,a q Windham County Farm league. Con = siderable interest in the proposition has been developed in this town, which has important agricultural interests, and the same is true Of the adiotning town of Brooklyn.