Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23
DANlEISON


 ! John N Bessette Of the West Sidt reported Wednesday evening that ht had taken into his possession motor: \ cycle, registered Conn. 37g4 whicf
 had been abandoned on the West Sidd about ' o'clock Wednesday, morning
 by two young fneli who have not beer
 Identified. The state register lists tht
 motorcycle as belonging to Michae N Esstina see. of Brooklyn. Conn
 A conference of Windham county
 suffragists will be held Friday after II noon, October 24th, at o'clock, al I arrangements are being made|by the ] Danielson Equal Franchise League oi l which Miss Grace Spaulding is presi | ident. Representatives are expected | from each suffrage league in thi} | county. Miss Rosamond Danielson l Windham county chairman. will pres | side Miss Katharine Ludinston ot Lyme. president of the Connecticut l Woman Suffrage association, will
 make an address on Problems of the Present. The meeting will be public.
 Mrs Ernest L. L.fclafka of Providence, formerly of Goodyear.. has sxanQunced the engagement of her daughter Miss I Muriel Harwood Clarke. to John Mar shall Dove, son of Mrs. Helen S. 1 Dove of Danielson. Mir. Dove is a i veteran of the world war. in which he 1 fought as q n1efnbkf of the Yankee division and formerly was a student at Brown university. Lieut. W. D. Coe6, os Norwich. ar officer of the American legion of this state, addressed the members of the local post at a meeting held fn Gal- lup'S hall Wednesday evening. Com mander Earl c. Hefrick was present also, Lieutenant Copp is a Connecti- cut delegate to the national ,conyen- tion in Milwaukee during November. Five hundred feet of new hose ar- rived here for the borough fire depart ment Chief A. F. Woodward of the fire department said Wednesday that this gives his organization 5000 feet of good hose. Of this amount 1000 feet is kept at all times on the auto bumper An additional 800 feet is kept ready for use on the hose wagon and an additional. $50 feet on the smalk reel truck. The remainder of the department is now well equipped to meet any reasonable contingency.
 In the town court "Wednesday morn ing Archie Ennis pleaded guilty to not slackening speed of his automobile IS the ma chine approached a horse being waugan on Wednesday evening of last week and he was fined s5 and costs, amounting in all to s20. MT. Ennis was represented by Attorney Charles IL. Torrey of Putnam.
 The horse, which is owned by Con- stable Michael Grimshaw of Attawau- gan was somewhat injured apa Mir. Ennis car had it's windshield bI oken, his wife getting a small piece of glass in her eye.
 t Upon payment of costs. amounting to $15, the ease against Warren Bra ley of Attawaugan was nolled by the court. MT. Braley was charged with having been out last Sunday and car rying a gun. There was no evidence that he did moRe than carry the gun along the highway with him, so the case was disposed of by nollifig.
 The Brooklyn Savings bank viii en- ter at an early date the $3,000,000 class of savings institutions in Con necticut. Its deposits have very near ly reached that figure and will likely pass it before the end of the year. ble growth since removing from Brooklyn to Danielson few years ago and it continues to grow steadily. It's increase in deposits during the first ten months of 1919 is in excess of s275,0
 Tn Chicago, Tuesday of this week, Rev. Ernest l.. Mills. who was one of the speakers here at the Centenary campaign at the Methodist church.. married Laura Roe Mills who has Been a teacher in the religious ducation] department of Boston university. Rev. and Mrs. Mills are to be in Boston today (1hursday) for a visit with MT. and Mrs. Ashley F. Mills. Tuesday Of r.. sail for Europe where Rev. MT. Mills i is to be superintendent of Sunday school work being undertaken on the l continent by the Methodist church as a part of it's. centenary program. Mrs. l Ashley P. Mills. steps mother of Rev. | MT. Mills, was Miss Ella Chapman, of | Danie1son. ~
 Announcement was made of the sale 1! Of what is known as the Calvin Long | property on Mechanic street; near 1 North street. to Henry Myers. who re- gently returned here from overseas and resumed his business activities. MT. Myers will use the property, it is i understood, in connection with his | growing business interests.
 A. v. Woodwofth and a party of friends fnotored to Windsor on We'd nesday to attend the races that are be- ing held there this week.
 Misses Margaret and Nellie Head eft Wednesday afternoon for Provi- lence, where they will attend today the funeral of their uncle, John Head, who died Monday.
 Mrs. Ethel Richmond has been the guest of friends sin Providence.
 The Keystone Bathing Girls. who nave been such successful attraction 1t the Orpheum theater. closed their engagement there on Wednesday eve iing
 Lester Bill, who is staying for the present at New Rochelle, is expected