Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-28
DANIELSON

B. A. Bailey lodge. N. E. O. F., has voted to purchase $50 Victory Lib- erty bond.
 Sister Mary Frances, who was moth CT superior at St. Joseph's convent hefe for six years up to few months ago. died at Hartford. A solemn re- uuiem high mass for her will be sung al St. Jemcs' church Tuesday morn ing.
 Chariots of Iron was the subject at the union W. c. T. U. meeting at the Baptist church Sunday evening.
 At the Pray residence in BallouvilIe Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock Rev. w. D. Woodward conducted funeral ser vice for Esac Pray. Burial was in . Dayville cemetery. A. F, Wood was the fun sral director.
 Chairman r. E. Cunneen of the Vel come E'Cme committee said Sunday that further receipts to be added to the Tag day fund have come and the amount is row s550.
 Ridinu with the wounded and dis charged men, Private Adelard Barbeau learned in the Yankee division parade in Boston how it seems to be bonn barded with flowers. a pleasant change from shrapnel, and otherwise acclaim ed as hero.
 Next Sunday at all of the masses a collection to buy Victory bonds in the name of St. James parish will be taken up. In the fourth loan drive the parish bought a s1,000 bond.
 company, State guard, has dance planned for this week to boost the fund for welcoming home killingly's s service men.
 George C. Logan of Providence was a visitor with friends in Danielson over Sunday.
 Harry J. Hyde was visitor in Prov idence on Saturday and inspected the new Albee theatre.
 A trail of mud and ruts now winds over the hills from Brooklyn toward the town of Windham. This has been matked out for years as a part of one of the original trunk lines of Connecti- cut. The man or men that can get the state to build a state highway over the ron'" however will it seems, be enti- tied to have monument built at Brooklyn beside that of another dis tinguished America-General Israel Putnam.
 A big crowd of spectators saw Mil ford trim Taftville 49 to 25, in the town hall here Saturday evening at d basketball game that many of the spectaros thought a bit too e-sided to be really interesting.
 At hearing on the West Side, in the town of Brooklyn, Saturday. Eli J. Dagenias was found guilty on ten counts of having solicited orders. in that town which Is no-license, for in- toxicants. and he was fined S10 on each count and costs, total of $110.60 Eight other counts of a similar nature were nolled. During the course of the hearing d demurrer was entered in MT Dagenias' behalf, but this was over ruled and the case proceeded. The officers of the Windham County National bank announced on Saturday that because of the remarkable in crease in their deposits they had de- cided to take an additional s25.000 o1 Victory Liberty loan ponds. making 8 total subscription of S50,000. It was stated that the officers look upon the Victory bonds as the pest security ever offered to the public. The subscription of s5o,000 is in addition to the sub scriptions for bonds which the bank is taking for it's customers.
 The funeral of Mrs. Della Reynolds who died as the result of burns, wa. held from her home in Elmville Satur- day morning with funeral services a solemn high mass of requiem were Rev. M. J. Ginet, M. S., Rev Johr Roux, M. S., and Rev. A. oJlliver, M s Miss Nellie Delaney sang during the service. Burial was in St. James cemetery. The bearers were Franl Trophy, Frank McGorty, Michael Nc. Cormack, George Quinn, Frank Doher- ty and John Osborne. Louis B. Ken nedy was the funeral director.
 Rehearsais for the Welcome Hom minstrel show are in full swing. ant the time hctore the presentation is S, short that rehearsal was held Sun day afternoon. Indications are tha