Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-01

Mill Addition Being Roofed--NNi Hired
 LolseIis Buys Portion of Wood Es-
 tate-Man Who Exadsd Fars Paid Court &1o.99-serxices In St. Al.
 ban,e Church Tomorrow.
 Miss Yolande Leclair of Wocn- socket. formerly a resident here, ris- tied Danielson friends Monday.
 Gaston Maindon was . visitor in
 Henry McDermott of WoonsneRet has been at his home in Danielson.
 Roofing Mill Addition.
 William s. Brown has force of men at work putting a roofing on the addition so far constructed to the mill at Industrial place.
 Mrs. Joseph Bodo. who has been a patient at a. Worcester hospital for the past seven weeks, has returned to her home here, much improveA @ health.
 Wilfred LoiselIe Buys Real Estate.
 Wilfred Loiselle has purchased the SAX family dwelling at the corner of Furnace and Carter streets and the store building which he occupies in from the heirs of Mary A. Wood.
 An anniversary high mass of requiem will be sung at St. James church this week for Mrs. Michael Head
 Attorney E L. Darbie acted as pros ecuting attorney at the session of the town court. Monday morning
 Miss May Bailey, who has been at her home here recovering her health, has returned to Boston to resume her studies at Boston university.
 Henry A. Pelletier of Pawtucket vis- tied recently with friends in Daniel son.
 Miss Edna West of Putnam was the recent guest of Miss May Bailey.
 John M. Dove has been appointed sity Herald, of which Earl F. Wood, also of Danielson, is managing edi- tor.
 Planning a Vacation.
 Charles A. Potter, retired from the postmastership Monday, is to take an lengthy rest. During his sixteen years in office his longest vacation was not over four days.
 MT. and Mrs. Earl Wood have re- turned from their wedding trip.
 B. H. Reach attended the McKin- ley banquet in New Haxen Saturday evening.
 Mrs. P. E. Meissner of Clinton, Mass, was visitor recently with friends in Danielson.
 Mrs. Frank German of Willimantic, who is seriously ill with pneumonia, was reported as slightly better Mon day.
 Raymond Preston of Providence has visited here with his parents, Town Cleark and Mrs. Frank T. Preston
 Will Move to Pon1fret.
 Charles L. Nado is arranging to dispose of his business interests here and with his family will move to Pomfret
 Evaded Faro, Paid Court s1o.ee,
 In the town court Monday morning Judge W. F. Woodward imposed a fine or $2 and costs to make a total of e$lO:99 on Polish young man who evaded fare on a trolley car running to Central Village and return. He paid the court
 Mrs w. I. Bullard will have the members of the Ladies' Art club at her home for a meeting tomorrow
 Edward Blake principal of a school at Hartford, visited recently at Brook lyn with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Blake.
 Mrs. M. " Woodworth had the mem bers of the Ladies Reading circle at her home for meeting Monday after noon.
 Services At St. Alban's Church. In observance of the feast of the Purihcation, Rev. James H. George IT,, is to conduct services at St. Al bans church Wednesday morning. l John Buddy of Bridgeport was g visitor with relatives in Danielson. 1 s. c. Vinton of Hartford visited friends in Danielson, Monday. Erwin Bennett of Pawtucket has been a visitor with friends in Dan- l ielson, where he was at one time en- gagged in business. Danielson is experiencing a short age of unskilled labor, it being almost | impossible to get men for outside 1 work.
 1 Returns to Canada. Sister Mary Magdalen de Jesu has returned to St. Hyacinth, P. e., after l visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs I Elloi Getty
 Rural carriers on towns in this sec tion have had the toughest kind of g 1 time trying to cover their routes ir automobiles, owing to the deep mud Some of them have discarded the ma. chimes temporarily and are usins l horses.
 May Be Criminal, Though a TeetotaIer l There is no accounting for tastes nor ideas, but it Is at least passins strange that some good people of this town are giving expression to tht l opinion that because a man doesn't I use intoxicating liquors he should no- be required to face a charge of having committed a statutory crime of the most reprehensible kind On tha basis man might commit murder and, perhaps get a decoration for it Sobriety doesn't license a man to b, a criminal. It imposes upon him ever greater responsibility for his action. and respect for the law. | Won Whist Honors. At the meeting of the Bijou Whis club honors were won by Mrs. How 1 ard Withey, Mrs. Joseph Gendron, Mrs l Philip Tetreault, Mrs. Eli Dagenias l MT. and Mrs. William Ross visite. recently with relatives in Providence