Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-05
DANIEIsON

Henr1 l. Baer Of the PaliSade Ken nels at East Killing1y. where the fa- a plan Monday for making these dogs better known in this section of the country. Very few of the dogs are owned hereabouts thoAsh this town has been the birthplace of hundreds of them in the, past few years. They have been shipped out of. here to all parts of the United States and to a number of foreign countries. some of those splendid animals selling for several hundred dollars each.
 It is not Mr Baer's plan to sell them here now but he is going to arrange to allow a number of persons in east out charge and as their own some of these dogs to keep. MT. Baer said that those interested might write him about such an arrangement The dogs are the kind that were used in the world war by the Red Cross in searching out woladed lying under brush and other secluded places and in bringing first aid to the injured soldiers who were lying right in the fighting areas.
 of the death of Miss Sarah c. Daniel son of Lebanon She had been i'll but "a few days. was operated on in the Hartford hospital Wednesday and died Friday. She was we'll known here, having been graduated from Kiliingly B She spent year at Mt. Holyolse and another year at Pratt Institute. The funeral services will be held at her home in Lebanon this (Tuesday) af- ternoon. Burial in the westfield cem- etery here in Danielson.
 John S. Mercy of New London and Miss Annie Quinn of Danielson were united in marriage Monday morning at St. James church. MT. Mercy. q railroad man. has. just been dis ~~<,xJ I,rx been overseas with a machine gun battalion. He and his bride left after the church ceremony for short trip.
 Chief John MaeFariand stated Mon day that during July there was only one arrest for drunkenness made in the borough and only two in the town. The average number of arrests made previous to the time of the en- trance Of the great American desert" was about twenty month.
 Capt. F. o. Huntingdon of the local State Guard company has received an announcement in regard to the an- nual rifle shoot of the Third RegI- ment, c. s. G. It is to be held at the Danieison range Sept. l, Labor Day, and is open to all companies in the ward win act as executive officer. Capt. Huntington said that the Dan ielson Company. will have team entered in the event. It will be re- mem Dered that at last years meet the local team won a one-1eg hold on the Woodward trophy which is to be awarded to the team winning the meet for three years.
 At a meeting of the local council of the K. of C.. Sunday. a class of twenty-two received the third degree.
 Carroll B. Allen and family left on Saturday for two weeks camping at Webster Lake.
 Miss Marion Reed who recently un- derwent an operation at the Hartford hospital has returned to her home on High street.
 MT. D. E. Gette is spending Mon day at Pleasant View.
 Hector MacConnen and family of Attawaugan are spending two weeks vaca tion at the Marland cottage. at Pleasant View.
 Miss Ella D. Nash left Monday for a short visit in Boston and vicinity.
 Harry O'Reilly spent the week end at his home in Providence. M
 F. E.. Cuneen-is in New York on short business trip.
 The bug men" under State En- Irving w Davis, are en- toying two weeks respite from their la boyS.
 Mrs. William Marland. and daugh- ter Myrtle have returned. after a vacation spent at their cot-r tage, Pleasant View
 The outing given by the Goodyear Cotton Co. to their employees proved a great success. Over fifty automo- piles left Goodyear Saturday for Cres- cent Park where short dinner was provided by the company.