Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-27
DANIELSON

Charles Smith, who has been seri- ously i'll at his home on Prospect street, is improving.
 Extraordinary sale ladies' shoes at ouinebaug store. See display adv. this page.-a1v.
 J. Carl Witter was at Preston City Wednesday conducting an auction.
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Call are at Atlantic City for stay.
 This will he big right for the Eohemians ard the Elks, closing their tournament here. Walter w. Murphy is to have charge of serving the re- treatments. The wise cnes say that unless gar dtns are planted in great numbers again this year potatoes will reach a skv-high price in the fall.
 Herbert Nightingale of Saylesville, R |, has visited friends in Daniel sen.
 l. has been suggested that the borough appoint fire police. Specta- tors crowding in at recent fires have tempered the work of the firemen, and teams and automobiles. getting in the gene of operations have also increas- cd the troubles of the irenen.
 The Jacobs Manufacturing company. q local concern that ships its products net only to all parts of the United states where there are textile activi- ties. but also to foreign countries, is sending out announcements that the present month marks the gclden an r;versary of It's engaging !n business.
 Two new names appear in the borough's list of nominees for bur gesses-FranE F. kennc'r md Her bert (. Keech, both young business mcn who have spent thetr lives in Danielson, and are successful.
 The annual borough '-ee.ine. now less than three weeks away is likely tLis year to prove an ic .ercstiNg for uu' for the discussion of two sub- iccts in which taxpayers are showing special intercst-renewal of contracts for long terms, with the street light trE company and the watec company
 Wednesday afternoon. funeral ser ces for Mrs. Sarah Long were con- ducted at her home in Eas! Kiilingly bv Rev. M. $. Stocking. paslor of the Methodist Episcopal church here Burial was in WestfielG cemetery. The tcIrers were Frank Long. Frederick long, Clarence Long and Tiert Long Lewis F. Remedy was the funeral di- rector.
 The loss caused by the f-c Monday aU the rectory uf St AI5an's parish vas adjusted "Wednesday, and 1t was i7ter stated " one of th, members oi the official board of the church that the |dtUstma~t 2" so satisfac tory that res tyI9'io' of inc dwelling 9s near tC vh" q was before inc -re as is pos will be carried ou. without z ' "'s loss to the parish. This i: ''r EooG news not only tt member: o St. Alban's pal.jh. but tu all tht lrople of p1nielson. t is expected that repairs will be completed some. time early in May.
 Judge L. surpee, before whom the case was tried Tn Iha superior court at Putnam early ci,:s month. ha. ordered that Jonathan H Smith be restored as administrator Of the estat, of Allen T. Smith and gives the ad niinistrltor power 10 sell the real es tate at private sale
 The case vas listed a9 Carrie r Smiths appeal from probate. and ha been of very special interest in Kill iICiv. In the memorandum of de Clsion Judge Burpee says.
 This is an appeal from the order O t'e probate court for the IHistrict o Ii'liuElv removing Jonathan II Smith from the office of administrato Ct ire estate of Allen Y. Smith an appointing arother in r1s rlace. fo tre reason. eT alleged in the reason 5t 'lc aDpVi. that he had neglecte "rG refused tc obey m order of sal r! real estate" made bI the probat cont on Apr.l 9. 1917. ana had other rise neslected to perform his duties 0 lis sad appointment aud was wastin trc estate n his chaIga"
 lI the order of sale referred to. th opniHistrato' was Thereby rmpowere