Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-04
|sDANIELSSN AllD. PUTNAM NEWS
DAME. SON

 Or. and. Mrs. Rlenxf Rohinson Home FromNtle soutI1-- sys London oen- tai AsSocIation to Meet at Hcrton'a Camp Death of Major William P. RidwalI, 6f DayviIle soutEbrIdge
 Teama Fork oPeqIna Game. returned from the south. where they i have been spending the winter.
 Mir. and Mrs. Martin Mellor and children of KennebunlS, 7 Maines are visiting with Postmaster and Mrs. George IT. Pi1llng.
 . Henry A. Behring of Providence was a visitor with friends in Daniel
 A. V. Woodworth and J. Carl Witt ter motored to Hebron Wednesday. At shriners' Meeting.
 J. w. Atwood, Ralph Rogers, D. l.. Darbie, Mr. and Mrs. W. K Litch and MT. and Mrs. H. F. Glendining were among those from this section that motoreds to Hartford Wednesday to Spinx temple, Mystic Shrine.
 John S. Dennison of New Haven was Q visitor with friends in Dan ielson "Wednesday. New London Dental Association Out $ ss4 ' ing. 7n se44sts | ThesNew London Dental association Is 10 hold an outing at the Horton camp, at old sKillingly pond, during the present month. Inquest In caffery Fatality.
 Coroner A. c. Bill is to conduct an inquest relative to the accident in which Philip Gallery of Attawaugan evening.
 Schools in KIIIingly will be closed toniorguw on account of the meeting oe the Eastern Connecticut Tea shers' association.
 OHcer John McFarland is now reg ularly on duty. as night officer in the business section.
 Miss Janette A. Viviea of New Bed- ford was a visitor with friends in Danielson. Wednesday.
 J. F. Lewis, manager of the Orphe- um theatre, has purchased a new six cylinder car.
 It is expected that the K. H. S. baseball team is to go to Providence tomorrow for a game with the Moses Brown School team but, this had not been definitely decided Wednesday. Sou+hbridee Here For Opening Game It is announced that the American Optical Company team of South 13 for the opening game of the Dan- ielson baseball season. The season win be inaugurated with @ parade and other special ceremonies.
 No Welcome For Hoboes.
 Chief Michael Grinshaw has start ed cut to stop Ghe influx of hoboes via early morning and late at night freights. The bos seem to be par tial to Danielson. dropping off freights here by the half dozen and eventu- ally land before the town court Chief Grir1shaw gave half a dozen of them 2 fast chase out of town soon after their arrival on a freight early Wed nesday morning. .-p
 Police Dogs on Murderer's Trail.
 fIenri l. Baers police dogs were again called into se~viee Wednesday to trail John A. Elliott. the Thompson murderer. A telephone call to the EIaer kennels at East Killingly al about Il o'clock Wednesday morning requested the service of the animals and a few of the pack of 3S now al the place were hurried into an auto. mobile and rushed over on the Rhode Island border, whence another reporT that Elliott had been seen came ovel the wires.
 All the border section was alive with interest "Wednesday over the hunt of the murderer and no end o1 men were willing to take the chances involved in a, hunt for the criminal Many reports came that Elliott had been sighted at points along the Con necficut- Rhode Island line in tht caste. section of the town of Kill. ingly, Putnam and Thompson, but in vestigat'on proved that most of these clues were without foundation, al though it is believed that Elliott ha: hesn unable to make his way out oi tI:is section of the country. Heavily armed men spent Wedn45day guard. ing miles of this outlying territory most of them resolved to take Fl. liott dead or alive and with little choice between bringing him under guard or in a casket.