Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-05
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON

Gross Receipts of Cotton BaK Over s2oo-AIeek Hespa, 20, Sent to Jail for VaeranoY--ShOEs Line Electric Railway Proffers $500 Toward Farm srs' Leasue-Atter1ey William E. Woodward Nominated for Judge of Town Court.
 E [. Darbie has been at New Haven attending the grand lodge session of the Masonic lodges of the state
 Francis A. Riordan of Pawtucket
 Receipts Over $2ce.
 Mrs A. II. Arrnington, treasurer of the Civic federation, reports receipts {gross) iu excess of S20O from the cot J. Morsn. veteran Of the Civil war and resident on Main street. near Stearns, suffered & paralytic shock.
 Norwich Team Coming.
 The Norwich Free Independents come here this (F'ridayl evening to play basketball with the Killinsly High school team.
 Young ladies of St. James parish have been invited to repeat at Plain fleid the musical entertainment given here and in Wauregan.
 Flour sfo Per Barrel.
 EsDuT, SOOd GQGllISp NdS SSCl4lIIS as high as S10 barrel in Da1ielson T7lErsday, and the people here didn't l1ave anything to do with starting the war: read the official blue papers for further information on this point.
 Funeral at East Oausiss.
 The body of Charles E. Place of Fylmville, who died in the hospital at Thursday tor funeral services and burial. Louis E. Kennedy was in charge of the funeral arrangements.
 Christopher Ri. Paine.
 On Thursday the body of Christopher AT Paine. 27, East Greenwich, R. l., who died in this town. was taken to that place for burial. Funeral ser vices were also held at East Green wfch. Louis L. Kennedy was the fu- neral director.
 When the members of the Civic fed- eration hold q meeting with Mrs. A IT. Huntingdon this (F1riday) afternoon it is probable that reports on the re- leiDts of the cotton ball and other at fractions of Tuesdays affair will be made in connection with the transac- ton of usual business.
 Returns $o Studies.
 Mss Mae Bailey, student at Boston university, has returned to that insti- tuition after a visit of ten days with her mother. Mrs. Hattie Bailey, of School street; Miss Helen Bailey. teacher at Winthrop, Mass, who has been i'll and at her home here, has re- turned to her duties.
 Fred A. Enmous of Sterling has re- turned tO his home after a few days visit with Frank J. c. Bailey.
 Bohemian Clubs Pool Tournament. Unusual interest is being displayed in the games of the big pool tourna- ment that is being played by the members of the Bohemian c!uo. I1 the first game played pr. r. Todd (1e0) defeated Sidney P AIarland (60) by the score of 100 10 47. H. Denharn Ar nold (1o0) won from Hiram S. Franklin t75) by 100 to 7s. ". B. Litch (s0} defeated Ralph C. Young (S0l by the G00) lost to D. E. Jette (60) by the score of Il to SC. Figures in parenthe- SIS indicate whether players are scratch I00) or handicap men, the committee in charge having tried to classify the players as carefully as possible.
 Games are being played nightly. On Thursday refreshments of coffee and douglnuts were served. The second set of players in the pinochle tourna- February. played their first games Thursday night.
 Officers of Cemetery Association. At the annual meeting of the Vest field Cemetery association the follow ing officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, Frank T. Preston; vice president, Rowland R. James; sec Tetary- Arthur C. Bill; treasurer, Ma than r. Prince: directors, Edward $. Carpenter 4. F. Wood, Charles A. Potter. The reports at the meeting showed the affairs of the association