Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-26
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIEL.SON

Joseph Halle Buys P. B. sibley Cottage
 -F. B. L. Plans 0utins-About 100
 New Names for Voting List-J. A.
 Kenahan Released on Furnishing
 $1,5oo Bond.
 Mrs. c. P. P.sKennedy is visiting in Providence for week.
 Miss Dorothy St. Onge of Provi- dence is the guest of MT and Mrs. L,
 Miss Doris Roehrer left Saturday afternoon for visit with relatives in Springfield.
 President for Fifth Time.
 Robert W. Boys, agent of the Will Evansville Manufacturing company, has for the fifth time been elected presi- dent of the New Bedford Textile asso- citation.
 Miss Bernice c. Marion of Rochdale was a visitor with friends in Danielson over Sunday.
 Misses Mildred and Florence Leach of Plainfield have been spending few days with their grandparents. MT, and Mrs. Theodore F. Bailey, Of Broad street.
 Mrs. A. V. woodwerth of Hawkins street spent the week end with rela- tives in Taftville.
 Knocked Over Safety First Sign.
 The driver who ran an automobile into a post and knocked over. the Safety First sign it bore on high is not to be rated as the most careful driver in this section.
 F. B. L. Outing.
 The Fraternal Benefit league will be at Aiexander's lake for an outing next Saturday. State officers of the organ ization are expected to be numbered among the guests,
 Many Danielson Elks will be at I-l- --G -~rr to attend the annual outing of Putnam lodge, with which most of the local members are affiliated Political PreIiminaries. Listings are already being made of men who are eligible to be made Yot- CTS in Killingly in time for the annual town election. It is predicted that fully as many as 100 new names will Lesseee of lock boxes at the post office find the change of the arrange ment of them at the poStofice very satisfactory. All the boxes may now be reached without difficulty or crowd ing.
 Judge E. L. Palmer of Laird, Col, formerly here, conducts the Laird de- l partment of the Wray (Yuma Coun- ty) Gazette. MT. Palmer is in the real estate business in Laird. Probate Hearing. On Monday of next week. before I Judge s. s. Russell of the probate application of Henry Rergin for ad- ministration of the estate of Mrs. Mar garet Sullivan Bergin. kenahan Furnishes Bond. John Albert Keaahan, who was talk | en into custody in Providence and re- turned here in charge of Deputy Sher- l if Edwin Bennett of Brooklyn, was C4k .s-I,s, 1 $1 ,5o0 bond required. MT. Kenahan returned to Providence. He is charged | with causing the death of Xasiles T. Tsakonis. who was struck by Kena- hans motorcycle while the machine was being ridden on the West Side l Memorial day morning. It is expected ! that the case will coms up for consid- eration at the September term of the 1 superior court for Windham county. During the time Kenahan was in GUS | tody he remained at the home of Dep uty Sheriff Bennett at Brooklyn or with MT. Bennett.
 Buys sibley Cottage. Joseph Halle has purchased from l the P. B. Sibley estate the Sibley cot | tage at Industrial place. l Mrs. Mary Collins and Mrs. Samuel Dean of New Bedford. who has been visiting here. have spent a few days at | Block Island.
 l w. N. Burnett. of Providence was a visitor in Dapielson Saturday. W. N. Franklin spent the week end at his cottage at Oakland Beach. At Paseoas Old Home Day. l Thomas J. Awkward, Mrs. c. T. Thayer, Misses Katherine Thayer and l Helen Awkward attended the Old Home day celebration at Pascoag Saturday has been spending a few days with Il friends in Williamsville. Registrars Of various towns are issu- I ing the usual notices relative to meet | ings for registering legal voters prior l to the fall elections. Francis FetreaMlt, a government em- ploye at Washington, D. C., has been | spending few days at his home here
 Michael N. Bernardo of Providence l was a visitor in Danielson Saturday. Many Dantelsen fans went to MoosuI l Sunday afternoon to witness the
 Moosup East Greenwich pasebal
 Return from Block Island. Henry Woisard, Louis Woisard I Richard Doyle and Thomas MonotaI
 have returned from vacation spent a l Block Island,
 Mrs. George H. Call, who is stayinf
 at Cedar Peiat, n1otoFed here for (
 brief visit.
 Mrs. J. c. Bard was recently elected
 president of the Brooklyn Library as | Soeta&i0H.
 Judge w. F. Woodward presided a
 a session of the town court SatHrda.
 morning,
 Runabouk Wrecked, A light runabout driven by Georgs Smith of Academy street was wreck ed Sunday afternoon on the WauregaI | road when in 8 head-en collision witt a big touring car owned by Damas, Boulias of School street and driver by the owners son. The accident l. believed to have been due to an ef, fort to pass too close to each. other Smiths machine was badly da1nagcd ing thrown out by hanging to tn th, wheel. The ear was afterwards tow ed to a. Wauregan garage. None O the occupants Of the big ear were in } jured-