Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-26
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Mrs. Anna Dawson, laundry work |
 CT. employed in this city. was before i
 Justice Bryden. in the town of Pom
 1ret Wednesday to answer to a charge {
 of blgamy preferred against her, 1
 Charles o. Thompson acting as grand 1
 juror. Mrs. Dawson was bound. over TOT trial at the superior court under ponds Of $500. which it was stated her Wednesday afternoon would be furnished for her within A hours It was alleged against Mrs. Dawson that she married George Dawson, now or Jewett City, in 1916, and that May 1 Is, 1918, she became. at Fishers Island, the wife of John Parker, who has been employed in Pomfret. There was a l child born to Mrs. Dawson under each l marriage contract, but both children are dead. the child born of the Parker
 marriage dying in Pomfret in the I spring of this year. Parker told Judge C.. o. Thompson, 1 "no was acting as grand juror, that ] ne had no idea Mrs. Dawson had a
 huspand living when he married her,
 and Judge Thompson also quoted l Parker as saying that Mrs. Dawson ] nad told him that her former husband had been injured in an automobile &C.,
 cldent and had died of his injuries
 Both husbands appeared on Wed-
 nesday and said that they were pre-
 pared to furnish marriage certificates
 uniting them with Mrs. Dawson.
 i Octave Bisailion, ss, died during Tuesday night at his home here. He had been a resident here the greater part of the time for the past six or seven years, but claimed Stafford ] springs, where he lived for many years as his home town. MT. Bisaillon was
 born in Canada. but came into, Yer mont as young man and has since made his home in the United States.
 Ills wife has been dead for a number , of years.
 } His children are Dr. George J., of Athol, Mass, Edmund, superintendent t of paper plant in Philadelphia, Mrs J.. J. Johnson. Townsend. Vt. Mrs. E.
 W. Chamberlin, Staffordville, Mrs. H } s. Ford of Stafford, Mrs. E. L. Mailing y1 of South Manchester and Mrs. Ed mund Tetreault of Putnam. The body g is to be taken to Stafford Springs for ! burial. -..t Former service men here who are interested in forming post in Putnam of the American Legion have been no- e tified from Hartford that charter vii n be granted. The charter is to be No
 13, but this is not regarded as hoo. l. doc by those who are promoting thu ',l orSanizatio The name of the post n of course. has not been selected ant e probably will not be until it is organ.
 1 ized and the members have an oppor r tunity to express themselves as to tn, n name they desire.
 = An enclosed motor bus that operates s between this city mad Mechanicsvill s and at times between Putnam an, ' Danielson tipped over Wednesda, y morning while it was loaded with pas l nd itc ,4o,. . this city to the nearby mill village. Tn $ passengers were thrown in heap. bu y all with single exception escape e without serious injury. The injure d passenger, Polish man resident here 1t had his foot hurt and was brought t
 the office of Dr. J. J. Russell in thi 7. city for treatment. It is said that tn V accident was due to the fact that tn ss state highway had been freshly oile I- the oil. The bus skidded and the = Topped over. The machine is ewne ,e by Joseph Slomiak of this city. Man ,s from this city went up to Mechanic
 - street during. "Wednesday to view tn ,,,a9 1 machine. which was considerabl =. l wrecked.
 or A card received from Corp. Leo ae Talbot by. his uncle. Mark Wilsol IS states that the Putnam soldier is c is route tU 1dfEp ITdHI, id-, Wltn 70 Te g. maining members of his company, a .h westerners, to be mustered out. Col
 poral Talbot also will receive his dis charge papers at Camp Grant and s expected to be at his home here witl 2, in a few days. He had been in u ei service, a member of regular arm sd organization, for the past two years. rt Polish residents of this city ha,
 planned a celebration for the Fourth r. July. significant of the fact that the to na tive land has again come into u l- hands of it sown people for goveri in ment and direction as one of the ben, ,gI ficent results of the world war.
 ad William Noznicks. Canal street. r. secretary of the committee of arrang c- ments of the Polish Benefit society tn
 is arranging the celebration. aY nd Polish citizens and societies fro st Danielson, Norwich. Willimantic al en Southbridge will be invited to be rel .tt resented.
 w The celebration will open with nd patriotic ceremony in Union hall at olI o'clock. This will include the unvei
 ing of American and Polish flags. A li- i-