Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-26
DANIEL.SON

At St. James church Monday morn ing, Miss Isabelle Loiselle and Floyd Sweet were united in marriage by Rev. M. J. Ginet, M. s. After their wedding trip they will make heir home in Danielson.
 The funeral of Miss Amelia. Laven- der, who was killed when struck by a runaway motor. truck in New Bed ford Friday evening, was held from | the home of her brother, George La vendef, Mechanic street, Monday, with 8 service conducted by Rev, John Roux, M. S., at St. James ohurh at 1 Il o'clock. Burial was in Holy Cross | cemetery Louis F. Kennedy was the funeral director. qn-th accident Miss Lavender suffered a fracture of the skull, which caused her death. Other injuries consistd of bruises, | Il Michael J. Grimshaw, bailiff of the | borough of Danielson, but popularly l known as the chief of police. filed his | resignation from office Monday with l Warden F. E. Cunneen. The death re- | gently of Chief Grimshaw's father. Constable Michael H. Gf;mshaw, of Attawaugan, has made it necessary for the local official to return to that village, where he will make his home.
 Chief Grimshaw, during the three years that he has filled the office he has resigned in Danielson, has been a faithful officer, courteous in the dis charge of his duties and it is with re- gret that the many friends he has made here learn that he has resigned. Chief Gfimshaw has not been on duty
 for several weeks on account of an at
 tack of pneumonia and blood poison ing, but he has practically regained
 his health now.
 It was stated in official quarters on
 Monday that Patrolman John MaoF'ar-
 land will in all probability be appoint
 ed to fill the vacancy created by Chief
 Grimshaws resignation, which is ef-
 fective at once. Officer Mcfarland,
 who is now doing day duty, has proved
 himself a thoroughly reliable officer and his advancement to the place left
 vacant by Chief Grimshaw's resigna- l tion, it is felt among borous- officials, will be deserved recognition of the
 service he has rendered.
 A night school is to be opened here
 next Monday evening. Superintendent ], Horace F. Turner stated Monday
 Principal John Lusll of the School
 street school will be the principal The opening of the school is to meet , a demand for knowledge that is com | ing from many who have come to this
 country from other lands and from
 another group who. though born here, did not secure sufficient educational advantages in their early days. Last year the number who regis } tered for study at the night school was
 62. but it is expected that more will
 come in this year. The war has given } many aliens a desire for more inti-
 mate Knowledge of the United States 1 and all it stands fer and to learn all
 Of these things study will be neces- sary.
 l Superintendent Turner said Monday 3 that he was not then prepared to state
 who the other teachers in the night school will be nor definitely about t some other things pertaining to the
 school, but will be able to do so in : the very near future.
 Mondays offieia! casualty lists con-
 tained the name of E. ! Tetreault, Brooklyn, wounded, degree undeter-
 mined. Private Tetreault has rela- tiYes in Danielson. Letters received from him some time ago told of a
 wound he had received. These let ters were followed q few days ago, 2 by a war department telegram stating :. that he had been injured in action T The circumstances are such as to in c dicate that the appearance of his name : in the casualty list does not indicate i that he again has been wounded. but T only that official notice of it has now T lbeen made public.
 @f Three Worcester people whe were
 visiting Sunday at the Alvas r. Pierce :. farm, near Squa.w Rocks, became losl , in tho woods while out to inspect the 2 wonderful rock formations, piled ir tumultous grandeur in that lonely cor . ner of the town of Killiugly. Theil
 failure to return within a reasonable fpeFiod of time led to search being mad5 - l far tbapo rTbe1F yyare iopatn6 1vifhOII 'e any real difficulty.
 A nifty looking young man, clad il
 the uniform of a sergeant of marines
 is being searched for by the officers l. of several cities in Connecticut. This a man. it is alleged, has been passins = bad checks. He has been in Daniel F son, but was not successful in his op. - eratiens in this town. At the stor. of the Shumway Clothing compan, - he purchased a fine new suit of civil <, ian clothing. doffing his uniform tha @ he might put the new rig on, and or n dered the suit shipped to a Connection " point. He appeared to have plenty 0 .a money and paid for what he bought ;r Later, it was learned, he attempted + to pass a check on another of tn u Danielson business fraternity, but wa
 not successful. He seemed piqued be " cause the value of the check wa -o l questioned. Later. it has been learned " he passed bad check in Now Lon
 don.
 Automobile storage, with or witfou
 heat, for the cold weather at the Dan
 ielson garage Plenty of room, goo Il, service. Inquire for rates.-adv, ar The removal of restrictions agains I1 non-war construction will mean re 's newal of the home building program
 of the Connecticut MiRs company, l. was stated here Monday. It is under
 stood that work will begin in the no 10 distant future on the construction 0
 six more dwellings, which had bee
 planned for before the building ba = went into effect Extension is nov M being made at the big plant to tn | stock house capacity.
 Letters addressed to Louis Boivie and Miss Belle Leslie are unclaimed a the Danielson postofice..
 Ralph c. Young, Gaston A. Maindo and Calvin Killian motored to Hart
 ford on business trip Monday.
 With the temperature down to
 degrees Monday morning, ice forme on nearly all of the small ponds i