Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-31
DANIELSON

l Judge w.. F. WoodWaru EepreScnteo a client at a hearing in the probate
 court for the town of Piainfieid We'd tuesday morning.
 The Danielson Girls club has a pie
 nic scheduled to be held Saturday af- ternoor at the Sand Bank on the Quinebaug river The girls will as
 semble at their rooms each taking 9 basket lunch,s
 afternoon at 4.s0 on grounds of T. F Hopkins. Band concert at 6.s0. Many ] other attractions.-adv. ss
 l The Whalen property. corner e1 Cottage and Academy streets, for sale l John Whalen. Attawauean- -hcteI.-ady 1 James A. Leever ofaNew Haven wis tied with friends in Danielson on 1 Wednesday.
 charged with trespa ssing on railroad ] property. will be heard in the town court today. 1 Mr.. and Mrs winthrop short. Mrs. Thomas Weaver. Miss Sadie Hilton and Miss Alice Arson@ault made up a party that visited "a Putnam Mrs. Flora Gardner and daughter Ruth of Pomfret and Mrs. Henry Rob- week.
 Mrs. Charles T. Thayer of Putnam and son Awkward were visitors here on Wednesday.
 Perhaps 6rSclsiyn jail won't have, to go out of business after all Iafler Field said Wednesday that there are now 25 prisoners at the institution, an increase oyer the number that has been held there recently. Some of those recently. committed are serving sen tences for having been intoxicated during July.
 J. Carl Mitter conducted an auction sale. al the Smith place in the eastern part of the town on Wednesday. the safe including property of an estate Of which Jonathan Smith is admins tra.ter.
 Henry McDermott. who is in the railway express service. and lives at Woonsocket,- is spending a vacation at his home on High street.
 E No trolley service Wednesday, and the men standing pat, about covers the strike situation as applied to the Central Village-West Thorn pson line. Because of this situation, the public, which snffers from the lack of service, simply waits in anticipation of the next move. which. it is indicated will be the operation of the cars with new crews. Even though strike- breaking crews are put on local runs no dis turbances are expected. The local carmen who are on strike are law abiding citizens and not of. the type that might be expected to prevent op-1 -eratlon of the cars.
 The funeral of Benoit TetresuIt was held from his home on Broad street Wednesday morning with services at St James church, Rev Nj. ]: 7Ginet, M. B., being celebrant Of the solemn high mass Of requiem, Rev. John Rotrx. NJ B. and Rev. A. Jolliver; Ms, deacon ana sub-deaeon. respectively.
 There was an unusually large fu- neral delegation, including officers and mem bers of the TniohseSt. John .Bap- tist. of which Mir. Tetreaults was member St. James band. of which many years. also attended and acted as escort in the funeral procession. The music of the mass wass sung by an augmented choir. Joseph J. Bren- nan among. Those assisting
 Burial was in Holy Cross cemetery. The bearers were, Felix Pepin. William Myeue, Amadee Bernier, Napoleon Bernier Adolph Vincent and David; Gagnon. Louis E. Kennedy was the funeral director. J.me. +; Stacey. $. died at his Tuesday. the result of hjuries he re- ceived while at work in flayfieId 1 MT Stacey was operating a hayrake | at the time of the accident of which | there were no witnesses and it is be- l ileved that he was both thrown from l the. rake and kicked by the horse that l was drawing it. The accident hap- | pened on Monday and MT. Stacey's 1 death followed the next day. MT. i state and the body will be forward ed | to Hempsteads l.. l.. for burial Mr i Stacey leaves his wife and children
 John GaIanos, : months. son of Mir | and Mrs. George Galanos, died at their home on the West Side. Funeral ser l vices were conducted at Trinity Or | thodox Greek church and burial was in Westfield cemetery. L.. E. Kennedy 1 was in charge of the funeral arrange ments.
 Arna. Dawson, who ran away from l the Day Kimball hospital Monday | morning at an early hour, is back in | Brooklyn jail. Chances are good that she will not run away from that in stitution- The woman. who is held to | face a charge of bigamy at the Octo- Der term of the Windham county su- | perior court, was found in an oatfieId 1 at the l. W. Trowbridge place in Put l nam. It so happened that the Putnam | police did not learn that she had been | found, so had continued their search | for her. Mrs. Dawson was at the hos- pltai to undergo an operation She | was not operated upon, for she made | an unexpected getaway. Though it | the hospital and travel about. three i physicians had examined Mrs. Daw son | and all agreed that she is not a we'll | and is in need of a surgical f cle$ in Putnam that she had commit ted Suicide when she left the hospital, | as she had threatened to do.
 In all probability, Danielson is about i to experience another shortage of | sugar. Only small stocks are held in 1 Daniefson and the prospect or gettingt new supplies is not promising One dealer who buys sugar in large quan- titles said Wednesday afternoon that | he has only weeks supply on hand | and. does not know where he is going to get more. The marine workers
 
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