Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-08
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELsON

| &f7A$1E>AAJ%11N I Edmund A. Dean. long a resident of Danie1son, died early Monday
 morning at his home on Cottage street. He had been in feeble health for number of years. MT. Dean was native of West Greenwich. R. l.. a | son of MT. and Mrs. Josiah Dean. His i father was originally 2 a North Kill lingly man. so his family history for many. years is closely identified witt this section. Mir. Dean was engages operating a plant at his property 1 Cottage street. but he has been It tired from active work for a numbs of years. He leaves his wife and on> son. Arthur A. Dean.s of Winter street | Dwight Deioss Snow of 5rooliyn in that place Monday morning. Death is said to have been caused by apo plexy. MT. Snow. who lived alone, evidently had arisen from his bed and Medical Examiner Dr. Warren Tanner viewed the body. which was removed
 to the undertaking rooms or A. F. Wood in Danielson.
 MT. Snow lived in Brooklyn a great
 many years He came originally from Hampton. He never married and leaves no relatives nearer than cous- ins. it was stated Monday.
 At St. James church at o'clock Monday morning. Mrs. Simeon Breton,
 
 Lamonthe, of Putnam. were united in marriage by Rev. John Roux. M. &. MT. and Mrs. Lamonthe will make their home in Putnam.
 Miss Alice Arsenault has been the guest of friends in New Bedford, spending the holiday period there.
 Miss Sadie Hilton, Miss Ethel Place and Miss Ada Shippee were at Old Killingly pond recently for ca noeing trip.
 Manassr J. F. Lewis, of the Or June "A. from Lieut.. Ira A. Warren. stating that officer was then at Brest waiting to take ship for home Lieut.. Warren went out as an officer of D battery, 56th Coast Artillery. but the past few months of the war was in the service of supply.
 Mrs. J. F. Gardner. Jr.. and children and Mrs. L. A. Bradford and son are ner and Mr. Bradford will spend week ends at the resort
 Thomas F. Grady of Providence was in town Monday, en route by motor from New York to his home city. MT. Grady formerly was employed at A. P. Woodward's store.
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Call. who are spending the summer at their cottage at Cedar Tree Point. near Monday to spend the day.
 MT. and Mrs. F. X- Lemieux and Miss Anna Lajeunnesse were among party from eastern Connecticut towns that left here Monday morning to spend vacations in Canada. Some members of the party will not return until after Labor day
 Benjamin Brown. recent graduate parents. MT. and Mrs. George $. Brown, to remain for the summer. MT Brown will return to the university in the fall to study for an additional de- gree.
 Leoand P. Morisson. who has been overseas for a year and a half, was reported here Monday to have arrived in New York and it is expected that he will reach here within a few days.
 Antonio Talnose. who was employi ed at the railroad station before he en--I tered the service has been mustered out and has returned to his home inf Danielson.
 Ensign Lester Bill, who has been an officer on the transport DeKalb, has completed his duties with the regular navy, but expects to return to the ser vice within few weeks to do an other tour of three srnonths duty, after which he will be placed on the naval reserve list of officers and will retain | his rank
 Mr. and Mrs Charles Morin and 1 children are spending a vacation at ! cupying the W. A. Burrows cottage.
 A travelling bag, containing clothing l and other articles of value, lost by 1 Herbert Barnett while he was at Campbellford. Canada. the first of 1 June, arrived here Monday morning. | With the exception of one article, of l minor value. the contents of the bag was intact.
 Clarence F. Young of Cleveland, O., will join Mrs. Young and their laughter Thelma here today, the guests of Dr. and Mrs. w H. Judson.
 I. W. Davis deputy state entomolo- working out of Danielson to the vicin- being done in that vicinity.
 Chestnut wood. Aft. lengths. s6 ord. H. w. C1arke.-adv
 Until some definite ruling clearing ID certoin existing uncertainties, is nada 'elative to leaving motor cars on he aes without lights burning. mo- eriss are being advised not to in- lU;ge in the practice.
 William M. Franklin returned Men-i lay morning from Oakland beach, where he spent the holiday season and where his family is remaining at their cottage for the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Clark Congdon of 4oosup have gone to Oakland beach o occupy their cottage.
 "There were more drunL<s along the oad between Elmville and Dayville on Sunday than I have seen at any one ime in a year!" said Deputy Sher1H Charles E. Aver, while in Danielson Monday morning.
 The sheriff further stated that men